I re-watched Lethal Weapon a month or two back and thought damn, how is this old now :D and yes, this movie still kicks ass and wow, the Left probably hates this film now cause it's about two American dudes working together to fight crime with a little comedy and everybody liked it.
Nobody back then was thinking about Black Voices and White Privilege or Male Toxicity. I'm a chick and I liked the movie back then and I still like it now. SO SUE ME.
Who watched The Walking Dead the early years when it was good? Love it. ADORED it. Stopped once they killed Carl. Stupid. Anyway, I still watch AMC for the movies here and there and I remember a promo a year or two ago for TWD and this chick is all "I was drawn to this series because of the diversity". Bitch please. There were whites, blacks, latino and asian in season 1 and it wasn't about YoUr dIvEeRsITy. It was just a slice of Americans trying to survive. Together. Well, except for Merle, but there are Merles in the world, so, yeah.
Maybe this is the way. Force feed people older films like Lethal Weapon and explain that nobody cared about any virtual signaling, we all got along and just liked good movies. Anything else is an agenda and they need to see it for what it is.
I just saw Rambo: First Blood a few nights ago for the first time.
I think the only other Rambo movie I saw... was called "Rambo" but was actually #4 or something. I don't remember much of it.
But this one... I always thought Rambo was super-army guy fighting off brigades by himself.
In First Blood.... he's really a veteran with PTSD who gets hassled by some dirty cops. His appeal at the end, his speech about how he had respect in the war but was treated like trash upon returning to the States... the author claimed he saved the marriages of many Vietnam vets with that speech, and I believe it.
I re-watched Lethal Weapon a month or two back and thought damn, how is this old now :D and yes, this movie still kicks ass and wow, the Left probably hates this film now cause it's about two American dudes working together to fight crime with a little comedy and everybody liked it.
Nobody back then was thinking about Black Voices and White Privilege or Male Toxicity. I'm a chick and I liked the movie back then and I still like it now. SO SUE ME.
Who watched The Walking Dead the early years when it was good? Love it. ADORED it. Stopped once they killed Carl. Stupid. Anyway, I still watch AMC for the movies here and there and I remember a promo a year or two ago for TWD and this chick is all "I was drawn to this series because of the diversity". Bitch please. There were whites, blacks, latino and asian in season 1 and it wasn't about YoUr dIvEeRsITy. It was just a slice of Americans trying to survive. Together. Well, except for Merle, but there are Merles in the world, so, yeah.
Maybe this is the way. Force feed people older films like Lethal Weapon and explain that nobody cared about any virtual signaling, we all got along and just liked good movies. Anything else is an agenda and they need to see it for what it is.
I just saw Rambo: First Blood a few nights ago for the first time.
I think the only other Rambo movie I saw... was called "Rambo" but was actually #4 or something. I don't remember much of it.
But this one... I always thought Rambo was super-army guy fighting off brigades by himself.
In First Blood.... he's really a veteran with PTSD who gets hassled by some dirty cops. His appeal at the end, his speech about how he had respect in the war but was treated like trash upon returning to the States... the author claimed he saved the marriages of many Vietnam vets with that speech, and I believe it.
That's a great movie. Rambo just wanted to be left alone.