Recent comments in /f/movies

kirill_da_thrill OP t1_j6ooqhb wrote

It's not because it still is a very real issue (my dad for example was worried when I was seeing an asian girl because he said our kids wouldn't have blue eyes or whatever) that it's something REAL people in REAL life care about. People in their 20s and 30s for sure don't care about this, because this issue is not relevant like it was before (literally was socially accepted before to be against)

On top of that, "iN thIs SocIal CliMate" is fucking cringe because if anything it's better now than it ever was and Black Lives Matter protests shouldn't make it worse

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Financial_Wind2675 t1_j6oobl9 wrote

I personally hated the final montage. Felt like he wanted a big finish like La La land but missed all the right notes. Which is surprising because First Man’s final moments have such restraint and great direction.

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kleptophobiac t1_j6oo1r9 wrote

Can we also talk about including the Nation of Islam without making fun of it, in a FUCKING COMEDY??? It's not a documentary. Literally a sect of hate and antisemitism.

I didn't like this movie much, but I thought his parents' reaction to the Farrakhan part of that conversation was one of the only non on-the-nose parts of the entire film. I definitely got the message that they were appalled, but scriptwise there's no need for them to specifically call out Nation of Islam chapter and verse for their transgressions.

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liquid_at t1_j6oo0v7 wrote

sweet innocent child...

You have not learned yet that the idea for "holy war" and "suicide bombers" were introduced into the middle east by the CIA who wanted to weaponize religion against Russia...

Meanwhile you ignore the "troubles" in the UK, where catholics and protestants killed each other on a daily basis or the KKK and their racism against black people....

People are People and those groups you are a part of will always tell you that the others are all bad by nature, but how you are born good...

Just like the moronic people who believe that movies are always supposed to be moral guides for people on how to live their life. Society changing... never happened according to them. Critical Thinking... not anything these people are capable of...

And it would be that simple... If you get emotional over anything other people do, you are the problem. It's really not that hard. Emotions are your enemy, but getting to a point where logical thinking can take over, takes years of education and personal growth.

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kirill_da_thrill OP t1_j6onvei wrote

I actually watched it yesterday, I did finish it. I expected a comedy that was mostly going to be jonah hill trying too hard to impress eddie murphy and like getting punked at la "Get Hard" but instead its a failed social commentary that somehow manages to be politically correct and racist at the same time

It's not terrible to watch as the story flows and everything, but after second thought its pretty tone deaf

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ff9lex t1_j6onohp wrote

Totally agree for me it was almost unwatchable

I'm not from the US is it really like that there cause it's a nightmare people is so obsessed with race its insane almost every dialogue of the movie is about race, racial culture or religion I understand it's part of the conflict of the movie but the dialogue was so bad they seem like a walking cliche critizicing cliches

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