Said it right to their face too
@ the rest of the directors squirming in their seats
@MikeBrownsJob
@No_bammer_weed
thoughts?
I'm going to the theater to see this movie
Black director of "12 years a slave", ethers cacywood directors
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I'm going to the theater to see this movie
They know what they're doing. Two movies on Egypt are coming out next year. Gods of Egypt, Exodus. Entire white casts on both films. Christian Bale, Gerald Butler, Sigourney Weaver, Jesse from Breaking BadEven if you argue about whether Egypt was black or arab, it wasn't fukking white.
White people just love to put their hands in shyt that they don't belong in. This is why we continue to have cac and non-whites arguing that Ancient Egyptians weren't black and they will stare dead at your face and call that boldface lie, even if they know it's false.
They don't want black people to have pride for themselves. Along with casting white actors for Black and Asian roles to suit their own white-supremacist interests, and if they don't white-establishment will deemed it a stereotypical "Black movie" or a "kung-fu" flick, which won't raise as much money as a white-dominated movie.
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But that white man will truly and erroneous believe that AE was a white civilization. Ask any white person what race the Ancient Egyptians were, and they will tell you that they were anything but black. These people in charge don't care about facts and logic, only white supremacy.
They are too damn stupid to think otherwise.
Powerful???
Tyler Perry doesnt even remotely have the artistic knowhow to fund a major project like that. Not just Egypt either. He could fund a film about Mansa Musa and a I bet you that 80% of Americans don't know who that was. Also it takes research and historical intelligence to fund a historical drama like that, a black version of Game of Thrones set in Mali, but nikkas just don't have that right now, so we will settle with the next Tyler Perry buffoonery garbage.
WIth those comments, his career in Hollywood is over, before it even began.
cleanface coney
Superstar
Steve Mcqueen
Movies, television, music and media in general give one his view of the world. But this isn't often the ever changing reality that happens in the day to day.
Everyone of these is about the legend and legacy of these characters in the past or future. We can't even fathom the effect Superman or Batman has on the psyches of whites, and we have few comparisons of our own. I think blacks would take that same effect and multiply it though, we are craving role models and new direction in our search of identity as individuals and a people. This is evident in today's culture.
I grew up into comics, sci-fi and kung fu flicks. People have been telling me I would do well in creating my own comic or cartoon.
peep the cast for upcoming movie:
Gods of Egypt
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2404233/
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clearly Egyptian right?
Scust scust scust SCUST
All the better for black people fukk beggin the other to help you when they never wanted to, black hollywood need to strengthen connections with Nollywood more than they already have. It's lots of money and opportunity to make those movies that caccywood ain't gon make.
I'm checkin for this director now, if it's anything I love seeing its shook, uncomfortable cacs.
They know what they're doing. Two movies on Egypt are coming out next year. Gods of Egypt, Exodus. Entire white casts on both films. Christian Bale, Gerald Butler, Sigourney Weaver, Jesse from Breaking Bad
Cleopatra was white.
Abstract83
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I think blacks would support it if it's pushed well. I honestly think they'll just be happy that its a all black cast. We really need to stare away from all these slavery black hero thuggory c00nery hood love stories about baby mommas and independent "strong" black women themes. Y cant we have more serious roles. I respect Steve Mcqueen for his stance on black lead producers/directors. I just dont wanna support his movie. How many slavery movies are we gonna get? Thats about one of the only times where u see a majority of blacks in them. Unless it's a Tyler Perry movie.
Abstract83
Superstar
U should go for it brehMovies, television, music and media in general give one his view of the world. But this isn't often the ever changing reality that happens in the day to day.
Everyone of these is about the legend and legacy of these characters in the past or future. We can't even fathom the effect Superman or Batman has on the psyches of whites, and we have few comparisons of our own. I think blacks would take that same effect and multiply it though, we are craving role models and new direction in our search of identity as individuals and a people. This is evident in today's culture.
I grew up into comics, sci-fi and kung fu flicks. People have been telling me I would do well in creating my own comic or cartoon.
Movies, television, music and media in general give one his view of the world. But this isn't often the ever changing reality that happens in the day to day.
Everyone of these is about the legend and legacy of these characters in the past or future. We can't even fathom the effect Superman or Batman has on the psyches of whites, and we have few comparisons of our own. I think blacks would take that same effect and multiply it though, we are craving role models and new direction in our search of identity as individuals and a people. This is evident in today's culture.
I grew up into comics, sci-fi and kung fu flicks. People have been telling me I would do well in creating my own comic or cartoon.
yea I think more blacks are beginning to wake up and open thier minds to more possibilities. I'm heavily into sci fi and have written a few short stories. I would really like to start my own book series one day. The thing that has always concerned me is the audience factor and promotion. If I write a novel would there be a large enough margin of black sci fi heads who'll take interest? I'm almost certain black directors ask themselves the same question. If your cast is predominately black it's almost certain whites and other groups won't be checking for it. Which for the most part is to be expected. On the contrary is their a large enough audience of open minded blacks who'll support your work? Is it marketable?
We all had this 'moment'.
When we are work or class, and you're trying to calm every angry black bone in your body.
This one is a fav in my industry:
"We need more women on our executive board" {see's 3 white women on the board already, no minorities}
I rub my head, painfully searching for a tactful way of telling them to kiss my black ass
hollywood exec = code word for jew?