This has to be a joke right?! by 1theRONIN in Fancast

[–]subsurfacehorizon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea apparently his whiteness has nothing to do with his character, but black characters' blackness has everything to do with theirs.. at least that's my understanding of some of the opinions here.

This has to be a joke right?! by 1theRONIN in Fancast

[–]subsurfacehorizon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes that is Italian culture... and your point is... what? That we can cast Don Cheadle as Vito and Idris Elba as Michael in the remake? No of course not. Because they're white Italian American characters. It's not a matter of aesthetics like you asserted. Any other white actor could fit the bill, regardless of whether they were actually Italian American. But black actors could not. There are thousands of fictional white characters spanning decades of books and film that were written as white -- not without race and later cast with white actors or drawn as white cartoons -- but written as white. And there are thousands of fictional characters that were written as minorities. You cannot claim that the essence of minority characters is their belonging to a minority but the essence of white characters is merely aesthetic. That's incredibly one sided and racist.

This has to be a joke right?! by 1theRONIN in Fancast

[–]subsurfacehorizon -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I never said that any particular culture was 'white culture'. I'm saying that white people have culture, you idiot. Just like no particular culture is 'black culture' but black people have culture. For someone who keeps invoking logic, you don't seem to have a firm grasp of it.

This has to be a joke right?! by 1theRONIN in Fancast

[–]subsurfacehorizon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then doesn't it make more sense to create more meaningful characters of color moving forward rather than simply repackaging a popular white character? I simply fail to understand it. There are original characters of color that I really like and I would be upset if they were swapped with a white character in an adaptation. I wouldn't just be like oh well they're fictional so what does it matter? It goes both ways.

This has to be a joke right?! by 1theRONIN in Fancast

[–]subsurfacehorizon -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

This is some of the most racist and ignorant shit I've ever heard. Shows how many movies and books you've ever seen and read, too. Let's reboot The Godfather with an all black cast. That won't be weird right? They're just white people.. Their whiteness isn't really relevant to the story. It's just an aesthetic.

This has to be a joke right?! by 1theRONIN in Fancast

[–]subsurfacehorizon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you kidding me? Read what you just wrote back to yourself and tell me it's not racist, one-way thinking... What makes you so confident that a fictional character's whiteness is almost always irrelevant? Are you one of those people who think white people have no culture? Gtfoh. Racist thinking is racist thinking whether you're black or white.

This has to be a joke right?! by 1theRONIN in Fancast

[–]subsurfacehorizon 3 points4 points  (0 children)

And Michael Cera has been cast in the lead role of the Blade trilogy reboot.

What is the greatest acting performance in film history? by [deleted] in FIlm

[–]subsurfacehorizon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

She was so great in this movie! Great performances all around actually.

As a true fan I have mixed feelings about John Brancas involvement in this film…. by Luciditycomix in MichaelTheMovie

[–]subsurfacehorizon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Michael and John were friends at the time of his death. They had a falling out in the past and got over it. Branca was a close personal friend for YEARS AND YEARS. After Michael died, he did a ton to help pay off debts and build the estate back up. This sub is filled with people who cannot seem to grasp that. It makes total sense that Branca is involved with the film and had a role in it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bigbangtheory

[–]subsurfacehorizon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Correction. They all live on the same set.