Redstone said:
There is a river of sewage flowing from "pol" and the "alt-right" in general, and we really need folks on Twitter to combat it. They've been ramping up the Panther "memes...."
But the latest attack is against the Joan of Arc Broadway play starring Condola Rashad.
You're trying way too hard.Redstone said:
There is a river of sewage flowing from "pol" and the "alt-right" in general, and we really need folks on Twitter to combat it. They've been ramping up the Panther "memes...."
But the latest attack is against the Joan of Arc Broadway play starring Condola Rashad.
SeattleAgJr said:
Went ahead and flagged it. If this is near and dear to him, he can start a separate thread about it.
This is about the movie Black Panther.
It is not a trailer for:
Redstone: White Knighter! The Fighting SJW!!!!!
SeattleAgJr said:
Went ahead and flagged it. If this is near and dear to him, he can start a separate thread about it.
This is about the movie Black Panther.
It is not a trailer for:
Redstone: White Knighter! The Fighting SJW!!!!!
He's usually at least somewhat subtle though, enough to be believable.TCTTS said:SeattleAgJr said:
Went ahead and flagged it. If this is near and dear to him, he can start a separate thread about it.
This is about the movie Black Panther.
It is not a trailer for:
Redstone: White Knighter! The Fighting SJW!!!!!
Dude. It's Redstone. Don't get me wrong, any human being who devotes as much time and effort to trolling as he does has a few screws loose, no doubt, but he's clearly messing with people with that post.
The Debt said:
Take to Prozac and midol.
This. Were there actual discussion it would be an interesting place.TCTTS said:
Has nothing to do with differing ideas from my own. I agree with half of what is said over there, if not more. It's the hateful, spiteful ways in which those ideas are expressed, along with the utter intolerance for anything outside the prescribed thought.
TCTTS said:The Debt said:
Take to Prozac and midol.
Exhibit A.
Its like they didn't even noticedouble aught said:
He used a winky face, guys.
I don't thing Black Panther really has to worry about it. It is going to crush the box office. There isn't anything else coming out in the next month that will come close to challenging it. The only other movies I want to see in February are the 15:17 to Paris and Annihilation.Quote:
That's all I was saying. Please get your tickets within the first week to help with a strong showing.
One of my greatest accomplishments in life is never having navigated to the TexAgs Politics board. Not once, not even by accidentally clicking a link to it.TCTTS said:
I would take Redstone any day of the week over the psychos on the Politics board. Those lunatics legitimately depress me.
You must f-ing HATE Hollywood.TCTTS said:
Has nothing to do with differing ideas from my own. I agree with half of what is said over there, if not more. It's the hateful, spiteful ways in which those ideas are expressed, along with the utter intolerance for anything outside the prescribed thought.
Take my freaking money. Another alternative would be Ian Malcolm.Sex Panther said:
I'd pay so much money to see Mel Gibson play Malcolm X
fig96 said:I'd have thought the same thing, but early word is that Michael B Jordan is one of the best Marvel villains yet. Can't wait to see if that's true.Bruce Almighty said:
My biggest worry about Black Panther is the villain being too similar to the hero.
Where the hell did I troll or antagonize? And btw, my original post is the most well received of the entire 7 pages. Sorry about ya.AliasMan02 said:johnnyblaze36 said:Says the guy who posted over 20 straight tweets right before my one. Maybe you should take your own advice, bud.TCTTS said:
Give it a rest.
Posting Tweets is not what you should give a rest, but I'm sure you know that. There are half a dozen boards that are nothing but trolling and antagonizing. This isn't one of them.
Nobody needs help "combating" it on twitter. Come on. This is stupid.Redstone said:
The unfortunate fact is that some really unfortunate trolls are trying to hijack the film, like with Ghostbusters. #blacktwitter is doing well combating this, but any help would be welcome.
Rotten Tomatoes has agreed to do what they can, and let's hope that's a trend that keeps up.
then don't go to rotten tomatoes.tv1113 said:
Not sure why I keep clicking on this thread for actual information or opinions on this movie that aren't political/racial.
How are people even posting reviews there yet when it's not out until next week?SeattleAgJr said:then don't go to rotten tomatoes.tv1113 said:
Not sure why I keep clicking on this thread for actual information or opinions on this movie that aren't political/racial.
practically every review is already trying to one up each other, and they ALL bring politics into the discussion.
Yes, the movie was made to have some political elements.
but these "critics" are bringing in their own real-world world view into their reviews and not focusing on the MOVIE'S politics, but their own.
1. Previews to critics have begun.FTACO97 said:How are people even posting reviews there yet when it's not out until next week?SeattleAgJr said:then don't go to rotten tomatoes.tv1113 said:
Not sure why I keep clicking on this thread for actual information or opinions on this movie that aren't political/racial.
practically every review is already trying to one up each other, and they ALL bring politics into the discussion.
Yes, the movie was made to have some political elements.
but these "critics" are bringing in their own real-world world view into their reviews and not focusing on the MOVIE'S politics, but their own.
SeattleAgJr said:
Personally, I view Klaw as the tragic anti-hero of the movie.
Like most of the West with nuclear power and technologies, and access to uranium, the Wakanda government is a tyrannical despot that is limiting access to vibranium to the entire world, depriving them of this very valuable and useful element.
Klaw's purpose is to liberate the vibranium from the literally-Hitler Wakandans and allow it to be shared in broader markets.
