@RobertJantz3728@GPrime85@adamcanthony The only reason people say it’s flawed, is because they conveniently want to apply the same standards they would to a documentary, which would give little room to no room for artistic reinterpretation and taking a different approach to retelling a fictitious story.
@GPrime85@adamcanthony This is a terrible analogy, because seeing a rotting and smelly hamburger in a dumpster, requires no further investigation (you have enough data points to reach a conclusion). But forming an opinion & concluding that a movie, which you haven’t watched, is bad or good, is stupid.
@BorrachinhaMMA Where was this outrage when Jake Gyllenhaal Played a Middle eastern asian man in Prince of Persia? Or
When Arnold Vosloo played an Egyptian (Imhotep)? Why now?
@JebraFaushay You saw men being turned to pigs, and the thing you’re worried about is an Asian actor playing a character from a country in the Asian Peninsula?
@Oiarjunrathore What’s the comparison about here? Brat Pitt was playing a Demigod warrior and Tom was playing a 20 year old Telemachus. Was he supposed to be as jacked as a war Veteran?
@Aduradara61049 Or Perhaps you were harassing a man who came for the event, not a relationship. Your advances were clearly unreciprocated and unwelcome. And as expected, you haven't learned a thing, since you’re still blaming him for your own behavior.
We live in an era of "label warfare." Once a label is applied, it becomes a target, allowing people to attack the label & not engage with the actual ideology, actions taken, or the context in which those events occur. Even your defence can be made to seem as defending the label.