So, I watched Jurassic World on DVD and if you watch the beginning, there's this scene where Zach (Nick Robinson) and his girlfriend (Kelly Washington) say goodbye to each other. She tells him to keep in touch by smartphone with pictures and stuff.
Fast forward to Costa Rica and its a theme park filled with honeys.
Dude does not once ever communicate with his girlfriend. And to add to that, he's eyeballing the ladies while waiting in line at the gyrosphere ride.
The writer was pretty much telling girls, "Don't trust men. The second they are out of sight, you are out of mind."
Even the younger brother saw his brother's eyes and could sense his brother was betraying his girlfriend and knew that it was wrong.
Now, here's the flipside. If Zach was black, and his girlfriend was black and his little brother was black, people would be like, "Man, that Zach is a two-timing cheater. Why didn't his brother tell him he's going wrong. They both don't have morals." But since they were white, they are just a bunch of kids having fun on an island full of dinosaurs.
Fast forward to Costa Rica and its a theme park filled with honeys.
Dude does not once ever communicate with his girlfriend. And to add to that, he's eyeballing the ladies while waiting in line at the gyrosphere ride.
The writer was pretty much telling girls, "Don't trust men. The second they are out of sight, you are out of mind."
Even the younger brother saw his brother's eyes and could sense his brother was betraying his girlfriend and knew that it was wrong.
Now, here's the flipside. If Zach was black, and his girlfriend was black and his little brother was black, people would be like, "Man, that Zach is a two-timing cheater. Why didn't his brother tell him he's going wrong. They both don't have morals." But since they were white, they are just a bunch of kids having fun on an island full of dinosaurs.
