CaptinEO
Well-Known Member
Yes this is why I was bringing up to Mickeblu that calling the films target demographic as limited could be seeing as siding with this reviewer or others with similar sentiments.For the record, this whole convo didn't start with @mickEblu, it started because of some ridiculous review of the movie.
"CinemaBlend's managing director Sean O'Connell wrote that he couldn't connect with the film, calling it "limiting."
"By rooting 'Turning Red' very specifically in the Asian community of Toronto, the film legitimately feels like it was made for Domee Shi's friends and immediate family members. Which is fine — but also, a tad limiting in its scope," O'Connell wrote.
In a since-deleted tweet, he also called the movie "exhausting.""
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'Turning Red' is a turning point for Asians in film. Why is it seen as unrelatable?
A review of "Turning Red" posted online this week sparked outcry for calling the film, which features a Chinese Canadian teenage girl, "limiting."www.npr.org
There were also others that have said it is "inappropriate for kids" or "just for girls", therefore making it limiting. After actually watching the movie, I find all of this rather silly.
Amazing that the reviewer still has their job.