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Snow White's Scary Adventures Park Comparison
- Thread starter tanc
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Oh look. There’s my footage.
John park hopper
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Better watch Snow White while you can the cancel culture is going after Snow White now Disney will cave like always
No one is "going after Snow White." You're lashing out at ghosts.
ddbowdoin
Well-Known Member
Must be weird living life looking for things to be offended by.
yensidtlaw1969
Well-Known Member
The reaction is much, much bigger than the instigator . . .
ONE person mentioned in their review of the ride that the new scene features the old trope. Other press grabbed hold of that article and wrote headlines like "Snow White Next for Cancel Culture??!?!?", and people are in turn responding to THOSE but failing to read the actual initial article. Now people are getting heated as if any meaningful amount of anyone is really "offended" by the new scene in the ride.
Misleading reporting creating a controversy, fueled by people who didn't actually read the report. Whipping up a frenzy where there is none.
Here's the link to the original article, see for yourself how basic and generally harmless it is:
www.sfgate.com
ONE person mentioned in their review of the ride that the new scene features the old trope. Other press grabbed hold of that article and wrote headlines like "Snow White Next for Cancel Culture??!?!?", and people are in turn responding to THOSE but failing to read the actual initial article. Now people are getting heated as if any meaningful amount of anyone is really "offended" by the new scene in the ride.
Misleading reporting creating a controversy, fueled by people who didn't actually read the report. Whipping up a frenzy where there is none.
Here's the link to the original article, see for yourself how basic and generally harmless it is:
Disneyland's new Snow White ride adds magic, but also a problem
One of the major issues from the 1938 movie has been added.
www.sfgate.com
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Giss Neric
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They're basically adding fuel when there is no fire in the first place. Twitter peeps don't think before they speak/tweet.The reaction is much, much bigger than the instigator . . .
ONE person mentioned in their review of the ride that the new scene features the old trope. Other press grabbed hold of that article and wrote headlines like "Snow White Next for Cancel Culture??!?!?", and people are in turn responding to THOSE but failing to read the actual initial article. Now people are getting heated as if any meaningful amount of anyone is really "offended" by the new scene in the ride.
Misleading reporting creating a controversy, fueled by people who didn't actually read the report. Whipping up a frenzy where there is none.
Here's the link to the original article, see for yourself how basic and generally harmless it is:
Disneyland's new Snow White ride adds magic, but also a problem
One of the major issues from the 1938 movie has been added.
Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
Our media culture rewards this kind of behaviour.
Doesn't matter if the reporting is accurate or the outrage is blown out of proportion.
What matters is that people are talking about it and clicking on links.
And nothing does this better than sensational headlines that sound absurd to the average consumer.
jesus christ...so here we go again with this....
Totally agree with you, im so sick of this people.
Aren't there plans to revisit many Disney animated features with updated, modern re-tellings? Y'all are going to go bonkers with the contemporary versions. "They lived happily ever after" is the big lie, especially given the fact that most of these fairy tales have women being rescued by men they hardly know.
John park hopper
Well-Known Member
Time will tell
Parker in NYC
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And people wonder why I say certain threads should come with a trigger warning.
