I unironically love this film. Most people who call it racist have never seen it. Uncle Remus is the hero and the wisest man in the film. But everything has to be a scandal these days, even if you have to invent it.
80 anos de Song of the South, o filme mais injustiçado da História da Disney
é basicamente um filme que tem lá seus momentos mais lentos e monótonos, mas que ainda tem muito valor histórico e cultural, acusado injustamente de racismo desde... a estréia
mas qualquer um que tenha estudado o mínimo sobre a produção do filme sabe que é pura bibbidi-bobbidi-bullshit
eu vou registrar esse termo depois
anyways, até os momentos mais parados do filme são mais aproveitáveis se cê ver da maneira que foram planejados, em 35mm, dá uma olhada:
@WillWashington Honestly, it was accurate respecting a certain number of former slaves who worked the same plantations as share croppers. They didn't know what else to do, and if their former masters weren't as bad as some others, they stayed in the place that felt like home to them.
@Txproud73 The same racists, led by LBJ, realized it was much easier to limit Black achievement by just giving them a subsistence income from the government and harvesting their votes.
@TheStingisBack Plus, it deals with the strange contradictory history of Reconstruction in a pretty honest way. A lot of former slaves stayed on their plantations simply because it was the home they knew, now as share-croppers.
@RepJamesClyburn You do realize that there's a whole base underneath the ball room, right? But yes, entertaining foreign dignitaries is a valid foreign policy function of the Chief Executive.
@aintscarylarry Ackshually... He wasn't following the faith anymore and was anti-MAGA, which goes to show you that turning into a trans-loving liberal will indeed make you crazy.
@Nafeesahxf As a Mormon, I'd tell you to get used to the mockery. Also, make sure to condemn any act of violence committed by your fellows rather than justifying it. That helps quite a bit.
@ChristopherHale The military is not the same as a police force. Selling deadly drugs to Americans is an act of terror and an attack on our sovereignty. We treated it as such and defended our population. We have no obligation to try terrorists working with and for a nation (Venezuela).