@W_R_a_p_h@thewitcher Righttttt but you getting all huffed and puffed about a color and a stupid correlation within 40 minutes of the post totally doesn't make you brainwashed hey ๐คฃ
@EricK22539050@Eidorian510 Its enough, basically your whole day. No one ends their 8 hour shift and thinks about what other work they can do, at least not most people. Just letting him know, its easy to get excited and get ahead of ourselves with ambition, and sucks if we feel we fell short
@dlbeard@RinoH8er@GiancarloSopo I think if you treat it as a Homer inspired piece instead of a 1 to 1 translation, its an excellent film. If historical inaccuracies bug you, then fair enough
@ShroyerAustin@Duhlorean98 As others have said, and I agree, the casting was intentional. Having seen the film myself, you'll see that Elliots character, Sinon, was drafted into the war and wasnt remotely ready to be a soldier. A plushy child you want to protect sort of thing. Makes sense when ya see it :)
@AI_EmeraldApple Mm yes, metacritic, very accurate, the website where anyone can make an account, no verification needed, and known for rampant review bombing from incels who wish to boycott by NOT seeing/consuming x thing, mm yes, so accurate, very reflective of the general and not bias at all
@dlbeard@RinoH8er@GiancarloSopo Okay fair enough. I was going purely off appearance in the film which is less than 5 minutes. She's considered part of the main cast, but also has the least amount of screen time next to other main cast colleagues. The main cast is 90%+ white. Hardly replacement.
@CCsGodlyMyGuy@NathanielKristo@0x45o No wigga. Read the 14th and 15th amendments. Its rather obvious who 'our' is referring to. Hint: not exclusively white.