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Cannot wait to see this film. I love that it starts with a couple renting the murder house as an AirBNB. Genius.
The trailer looks promising...but then so did the one for IV and that movie was pretty poor, turns out.
I think it’s ridiculous people are wanting to boycott this. Melissa wasn’t even a good lead. Her costar outshined her. It also isn’t Neve or Kevin’s fault she was fired. They just stepped in so that the franchise could continue with the momentum already built by 5 and 6.Anyways, I'll check this one out regardless, I don't care about the political boycotting bs.
I think it’s ridiculous people are wanting to boycott this. Melissa wasn’t even a good lead.
Nobody's mad about missing Melissa's performances. They're mad because she was fired for saying maybe it's not okay to bomb an entire group of people off the face of the earth based on their religion/nationality.I think it’s ridiculous people are wanting to boycott this. Melissa wasn’t even a good lead. Her costar outshined her.
However, that wasn't Kevin's decision, nor Neve's. Nor the other legacy cast members. OR the hundreds of crew who had a job because of this film. You can believe and support that Melissa was unjustly fired AND still want to enjoy this movie and the franchise. It was a horrible mishandling of politics on Spyglass. But there were hundreds of other people who put their heart into the film. Not everything is black and white, like the media wants us to believe.Nobody's mad about missing Melissa's performances. They're mad because she was fired for saying maybe it's not okay to bomb an entire group of people off the face of the earth based on their religion/nationality.
Horrible people fired a good person for showing the bare minimum amount of fundamental human decency.
I think it's pretty disgusting to even try to categorize this dispute as "politics" in the first place. Literally, they fired her for not being okay with genocide. Trying to pretend that's "just politics" and it's something it's okay for reasonable people to disagree on is pretty much the same tactic bigots use to justify their persecution of queer people, immigrants, and minorities. Trying to redefine it as politics obscures the horrible reality of the situation and shields them from the simple fact that what they're supporting is nothing short of evil in the most plain definition of the word.However, that wasn't Kevin's decision, nor Neve's. Nor the other legacy cast members. OR the hundreds of crew who had a job because of this film. You can believe and support that Melissa was unjustly fired AND still want to enjoy this movie and the franchise. It was a horrible mishandling of politics on Spyglass. But there were hundreds of other people who put their heart into the film. Not everything is black and white, like the media wants us to believe.
To be clear, I wasn't the first to attribute the boycotting to political issues. I continued discussion from that point, and even attributed the forward momentum of the franchise to her, despite my thoughts of her not being a good lead.I think it's pretty disgusting to even try to categorize this dispute as "politics" in the first place. Literally, they fired her for not being okay with genocide. Trying to pretend that's "just politics" and it's something it's okay for reasonable people to disagree on is pretty much the same tactic bigots use to justify their persecution of queer people, immigrants, and minorities. Trying to redefine it as politics obscures the horrible reality of the situation and shields them from the simple fact that what they're supporting is nothing short of evil in the most plain definition of the word.
I'm not telling you whether or not you should support the movie itself. Frankly, I don't care. But you framed your take as if the people who are upset about it don't have a good reason to be. This has absolutely zero to do with Barrera as an actress so bringing up your evaluation of her performance is irrelevant.
It's perfectly reasonable to not want to give monetary support to a studio that fires people for opposing genocide. Regardless of the fact that other people working on the project may not agree. I'm sure not everyone that works at Twitter or Tesla is in full agreement with Elon Musk, but it's still a very reasonable course of action for people to stop doing business with Elon's companies based on his own actions and belief system.
RIP the attempted Scream 7 boycott. They tried, they failed spectacularly, Scream 7 has very healthy number of pre-sale tickets thanks to the return of Neve Campbell as Sydney.
Genuinely looking forward to it. I really hope its a return to form; i.e better than VI.
Considering some of the dodgy real world politics behind those boycotts I think it’s in poor taste for you to be so smug.