KingCrush

It may not be what ALL of Britain looks like, but there ARE Black and mixed people in Britain, so what's wrong with telling a story from their perspective? Since Hollwood began, whites have been the central characters, and with new ideas running short, sometimes the way writers find to put a new spin on an old story, or add more narrative possibilities is to change some aspect of an old character

@qb8young BRUH, ur math competency is nothing to brag about if you can't even do 10% of 340. it's 34, not 3.4

@cruise_net- I appreciate the bg info, I never would've found that connection myself. The only issue is; why male an English sequel to a Danish movie? The original trailer looks good, but I hate watching foreign films because staring at the subtitles means I'm missing what's happening on the rest of the screen

@robgar71 because magas can't think objectively, so they just lump everything into the closest category that their leaders make up for them to sort things into. Been like this since they all loved the Affordable Care Act, but hated Obamacare. The only difference is they get more rabid about their ignorance every month or so

@@steerpike66- We manage to have one film with no complaints regarding black/white, man/woman, gay/straight; and some fool has to pull america v england out of their azz? And don't forget to be insulting meanwhile. What's wrong with people? The only way you can get thru the day is to find someone to hate? Go be a jerk on X

@cxxvii- The Tom Cruise/ Spielburg/ 2005 WOTW was the one that cost $132M to make. There's no official production cost out for this one yet, but it was done using green-screens during covid isolation, so I'd be amazed if they managed to spend anywhere near that