DarkMetroid567
Well-Known Member
I can’t fathom them not doing it!!! The chanting just lends itself so well.I don’t know if I would say that’s likely, but hoo boy, do I want that. lol
I can’t fathom them not doing it!!! The chanting just lends itself so well.I don’t know if I would say that’s likely, but hoo boy, do I want that. lol
Can you please identify what "America" is?
Didn’t you get the news? Rnese is the only one who reads. Anything that doesn’t read like a Fox News panic article must be fake!Which part, the chapter where Attorney General Palmer and J. Edgar Hoover arrest and deport people on mere suspicion of left wing (not even communist) sympathies, or the chapter where Joseph McCarthy and the HUAC pretty much scare the entertainment industry, academia, and government agencies from so much as providing a platform to anyone espousing left-wing views?
That's what I've been (sadly) trying to tell everyone here for years. (Specifically in regard to Impressions de France)Looking at #splashmountain on Insta was a mistake. It seems like more people are happy than sad about the news. Guess I'll finally get to understand how old Epcot fans feel like.
They served Navy and Air Force.Yeah, it’s a shame. Everything is offensive nowadays. Even not being offended enough is offensive.
What branch did they serve?
THAT IT IM DONE!!!!!!!
Didn’t you get the news? Rnese is the only one who reads. Anything that doesn’t read like a Fox News panic article must be fake!
You know that the term is also heavily used when africans who were brought from slavery into the AMERICAN CONTINENT?huh? America. The USA. I'm referring to the actual term 'African American'. When you add the word AMERICAN on the end of someone its because they have a certain race or heritage but was actually born on AMERICAN soil, who are from the United States.
Thank you! So curious if it was controversial at opening!
The live-action segments are certainly problematic. But they’re also so melodramatic that if Disney would’ve just licensed this to Criterion a decade ago, the taboo aura would’ve worn off when people realized it’s a lousy movie anyway!I literally went back and re-watched it (in segments) on YouTube today just to make sure my recollection of it wasn't off. I heard so many people saying, "The movie isn't racist!" and "Have you even SEEN the movie?" that I figured maybe I had misremembered.
I hadn't misremembered.
Oh I’ve read many. The thing is, I don’t think you have. People who whine about a log flume being rethemed don’t have time to read, especially the ones who believe that they know how everything is actually going on and everyone else must be stupid.
You know that the term is also heavily used when africans who were brought from slavery into the AMERICAN CONTINENT?
ehhhh, the discourse has existed since at least I was young. I remember getting excited to go to DL for the first time when I was 8 (12 years ago) and seeing people being upset about the ride’s roots. I eventually got super interested about SotS and found a rip and was like wow....that was doo-dooI’d bet good money it’s not actually controversial today. In fact, up until about 2 weeks I don’t think hardly anyone thought about Splash Mountain’s “inherent racism.”
Wait, I can't go back in the thread because I'm lazy. What's happening to HoP?!
I just wanted to blow your mind by telling you that I read constantly, have an English lit. degree...AND YET I still have time to read this forum and be upset about SM being rethemed.
If you're going to accuse people of thinking that everyone else must be stupid maybe you should stop engaging in that very same behaviour yourself.
The media certainly banged that drum until people believed it.I’d bet good money it’s not actually controversial today. In fact, up until about 2 weeks I don’t think hardly anyone thought about Splash Mountain’s “inherent racism.”
Frontierland autonomous zone.
I never voted for Brer Rabbit!
Who is buying the tickets? That's who a sane person would attempt to appeal to. Was this change being demanded by a majority of people that buy tickets? Or a screaming minority, most of whom would never pay for a ticket?
I love the animation. I like that it tries to weave folk tales (the animated parts) in with live-action. But the portrayal of African Americans as happy-go-lucky minstrel types who long for the good old days, along with some of the slang and the interaction between black and white characters is racist. The tar-baby is racist. The live-action bookends are pretty poorly written and produced. I can see why Disney would not stand behind the film today, and why they do not appreciate the ongoing connection of the ride to the film.What’s your opinion about it?
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