https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperbole
Since you clearly don't understand the concept.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperbole
Since you clearly don't understand the concept.
Black Panther, as king of an isolationist African nation, is one of a few characters whose race I'd consider important to their context (others include Steve Rogers, Ultimate Nick Fury and most characters based on British or European nobility.) With characters like Falcon, Cage and Cho I'd say the race was important to some of their fans (especially characters who were created during the civil rights movement) but not vital to the story. With Bishop and Blade I don't think their race matters much at all (and in the comics Blade is half-British unlike Wesley Snipes, so there has already been a change there.)
I can't really comment on Zorro as he's already been portrayed as a Spaniard and a Mexican and been played by a British actor.
Out of interest, are you avoiding all the MCU movies due to their decision to make Nick Fury African-American?
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T'Challa's sister Shuri currently has the title of Black Panther and the connection to the Panther god.
BTW were you livid about Ant-Man being Scott Lang in his movie, or are you okay with replacements as long as they tick the "right" demographic boxes?
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"Women of Colour"?
I can't believe they don't realise how racist that sounds, as if they're not worth listing correctly.
They aren't even considering transwomen actors, it's 2017 people. We can't let racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic companies like these shitlords make movies that could so easily offend others.
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They can't even manage to make a good He-man movie. Scared to see what they do to She-Ra.
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Did you miss the latest issues of Cultural Marxist Today? "Men/women/people of colour" seems to be the currently PC term for non-white people, it seems "minorities" has fallen out of favour.
BTW which trans-women have been turned down by the studio? I assume you have some names of actresses you consider suitable for the role.
yes. all the marvel and dc movies are stupid. except the original spiderman movies, those were ok.
with spiderman and batman, i compare those to the animated series from the 90's. the best versions of those characters.
miles morales is cool though, it's new dude taking up the mantel. he's a good character too. i'd like a movie about miles.
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that's the problem.
the only black panther i knew of was the one i remembered from the animated iron man series. so that's who i was comparing it too.
if they wanted to make a movie of her, that's cool too. i didn't know she existed.
i'm not a huge comic fan, most i know of these characters is from animated series.
If you mean the Toby Mcguire ones I'm sorry to say they took major liberties with the source material (bio-webs, no Gwen Stacey,) by your own standards you're not supposed to like them.
Not according to to your standards, due to changes from the original comics you don't actually like those.with spiderman and batman, i compare those to the animated series from the 90's. the best versions of those characters.
Miles originated in the Ultimate universe which had major deviations from the source, however we now have Miles inserted into the "main" Marvel universe in ways that make him deviate from his original Ultimate version... so do the two divisions cancel each other out to make him okay, or are you supposed to add them and have him twice as much as other changes characters?miles morales is cool though, it's new dude taking up the mantel. he's a good character too. i'd like a movie about miles.
I don't think I can roll my eyes hard enough... no way can you claim things should be true to the original when you're not even in to the original versions.the only black panther i knew of was the one i remembered from the animated iron man series. so that's who i was comparing it too.
if they wanted to make a movie of her, that's cool too. i didn't know she existed.
i'm not a huge comic fan, most i know of these characters is from animated series.
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You're clearly behind the times if you think that a blanket statement such as "people of colour" is okay.
It's like painting all those ethnic groups with the same brush. It just shouldn't be done.
They neglected to mention Transwomen in the OP quote. That alone is disgusting enough to warrant negative attention.
As for Transwomen who could portray She-ra how about Caitlyn Jenner? I heard she's done some acting.
There are also plenty of other amazing trans actresses out there that have never been given a shot due to transphobia. She-ra could be their debut if the company making it wasn't so transphobic.
I don't have time to go through all the ins-ands-outs of why some terms are and aren't accepted, but currently "people-of-colour" seems preferable to "non-white" when talking about representation in the media or other social-justice issues, and it will take more than a random outraged forum person to change that.
Why?They neglected to mention Transwomen in the OP quote. That alone is disgusting enough to warrant negative attention.
Has Caitlyn Jenner showed any interest in playing a ~19-year-old action hero?As for Transwomen who could portray She-ra how about Caitlyn Jenner? I heard she's done some acting.
If there's plenty why don't you name one trans-actress who has shown an interest in playing She-Ra?There are also plenty of other amazing trans actresses out there that have never been given a shot due to transphobia. She-ra could be their debut if the company making it wasn't so transphobic.
It's wrong, we shouldn't be referring to African Americans, Middle Easterners and Korean people (For example) as "non-white" or "people of colour". It dehumanises them and paints them as a somehow lesser people.
And I don't know any who have shown interest, but that's because they're not encouraged to. Society looks down on them and that puts many off of a life in the public eye. This company should make it more known that they're welcome and wanted for the role of She-ra.
No it doesn't, unless you're already in the mind-set that white people are superior. It simply acknowledges that white people are a majority of the population of the US and have strong representation in pop-culture and the media.
Okay then, which trans actresses do you think would be suitable for the role but haven't put their names forwards?And I don't know any who have shown interest, but that's because they're not encouraged to. Society looks down on them and that puts many off of a life in the public eye. This company should make it more known that they're welcome and wanted for the role of She-ra.
If you whitewash a character that is considered the greatest sin, but if you make a white character black instead that is perfectly fine ...
Stick to the source material damn it. If it's white it's white, if it's blue it's blue, and if it's black it's black. Don't change things just to fill some imaginary diversity quota.
i am into the versions that i like. they're as valid as any. definitely better than any movies they've made.
i guess light deviations are ok. but you shouldn't do major changes, like making doctor doom a fucking hacker loser, or changing someone's race/gender for the sake of it.
Can we get a Thundercats movie?? or silverhawks? who the hell cares about She-ra