@notcarlosz2@MaciekKol@clairlemon I’m saying your example is as apt as homeward bound. I’m not the one that’s saying homeward bound has great analogies for the Odyssey - you are saying that about Oh Brother - Where art Thou?
Burden of proof is on you.
@TerraDraca The quiet part of leftist “representation” discourse is an unspoken acknowledgement that humans self-segregate into groups of people similar to themselves and take hostile positions to put groups by instinct.
That is to say, we are all irredeemably racist, them included.
@notcarlosz2@MaciekKol@clairlemon The only similarity it bears to the Odyssey is that it’s a journey. By that standard “Homeward Bound” is also an adaption of the Odyssey.
@notcarlosz2@MaciekKol@clairlemon It’s more a parody or following the same theme, it’s not an adaption. As far as I’m aware there aren’t even any particularly close references to encounters from the Odyssey.
@TheNextMazer Jason and the argonauts knew what it was, what it wanted to be and who its audience were - it casted appropriately.
Will the new film stand the test of time and become such a classic of cinema?
I doubt it.
@BenMclaine Cool story, but we know that what you actually want is to be able to spread gender ideology unquestioned.
Because it falls apart when questioned.
@ukhomeoffice I’m no police abolitionist, but serious ground-up reform is required, and the removal of political ideology and lobby interests from how the police functions is the first step - especially in recruitment and promotion.
@mysteriouskat Maybe tradition exists for a reason and disrupting it causes society to break down until it is replaced by a different society.
Just food for thought.
@thescottbarber@SomethingLatin Are you really saying he sat down in the casting for Helen and really thought an African woman made perfect sense with no politics or representation agenda whatsoever?
@thescottbarber Great films existed long before woke casting, and are still great today. No film with woke casting has become a classic since the practice became commonplace.
@notcarlosz2@MaciekKol@clairlemon You could argue that Nelson Mandela being a “good guy” was entirely made up. His movement hung burning tyres around peoples necks.