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(02-19-2018 08:17 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote:  

As much as this is a laughable piece of shit I have to give them credit for at least trying. It's the same way I feel about Bollywood...there's nothing more unappealing to me from an aesthetic, cultural, and artistic level than seeing a bunch of IRTs singing and dancing on one leg shaking their head back and forth. However, I do give Indians credit for putting together something original based on their culture which is undeniably profitable.

Going forward more countries should have the ambition to form their own entertainment media. The more media you have the more it detracts from Hollywood's cultural and global hegemony. Some people would make the claim that Hollywood movies adds to U.S. soft power worldwide but i'd argue that it does far more damage culturally speaking by spreading global homo/feminist/corporatist Jewish agenda.

This is why I like Korean films a lot. They have reached the point where they have a lot of different genres, good actors, and well developed film production studios. They also don't follow Hollywood tropes and quite a few of their films are red pill as fuck..bordering on black pill. If more countries followed Korea's model of separating away from Hollywood's lead it would be a positive thing.

Isn't that the truth. Bollywood has created it's own sub-genre and they are doing it well even if they are not my cup of tea.

Korea and Japan are producing movies and especially children films which are still watchable for kids because they are not filled to the brim with globo-homo-feminazi propaganda. Some animes like One Piece have tens of millions of Western fans, but no Hollywood studio wants to do a Western adaptation.

Why? Because then Hollywood would have to do exactly what the Japanese creators want and the stuff would be propaganda-free, light and happy with strong men and sexy feminine women in it. That is a big-no-go.

Again - Black Panther was not a bad movie, but there is crazy shit coming up afterwards as the movie was strongly politicized within pointing out to White oppression, colonialism frequently leading to this:





And frankly this could have been easily avoided by NOT PUTTING SUCH SCENES INTO THE MOVIE, but by simply showing an isolationist high-IQ advanced African nation - without the pandering to simplistic ideas of "Whitey-kept-us-all-down-everywhere-anytime".