Kilgore Trout
Banned
Hope everyone passes on this and it's never made
I do find it troubling that he's going to create a series based on the shyt Blacks had to go through during Jim Crow. Our elders always have to get put up on that Summer Jam screen. Notice how many shows or movies are not made about the Holocaust? It only referenced, and even then, they make the Nazis charismatically evil. Or they will make evil whites into Vampires or Zombies not natural in order to take the sting out of their evil.
And that's where I have an issue with the whole premise. He got it 95% right with Get Out, if he had killed off the white girl, he would've got it 100% right. I just see this new series in an exercise in Black trauma, week after week. Unless his intent is to get Blacks to hate white people without hesitation, guilt or remorse.That's the same feeling I'm getting.
We're gonna get a show about Black Men and Women getting that work with the White Overlords in charge being revealed to be controlled by something supernatural or other-worldly.
Read the quote again, I said they only reference it. It's merely a backdrop to a bigger story. What you're probably thinking about are WW2 movies, which they make every year. But there has not been a movie made recently that depicts jews being gassed or burned in ovens or experimented on in some horrific way. If I'm wrong, feel free to provide examples.
Good point, but how many of those movies did you know about besides Schindler's list and Inglorious b*stards? And I don't consider Inglorious b*stards a holocaust movie, it was a movie about nazi hunters. So while you came with some good info, the fact that a lot of them are documentaries and the fact they included Inglorious b*stards as a holocaust movie makes me wonder how these other movies "depicted" the holocaust. Because I highly doubt in "holocaust" movie made in 2000's depicts the true atrocities of the holocaust. Now most of those documentaries will show the skinny bodies being dumped in graves, but those movies are always in black and white.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everything_Is_Illuminated_(film)#cite_note-ebert-2Jonathan Safran Foer, (Elijah Wood) a young American Jew, goes on a quest to find the woman, Augustina, sister of Lista (Laryssa Lauret), who saved his grandfather, Safran Foer, during the Holocaust in a small Ukrainian town called Trachimbrod that was wiped off the map when the Nazis liquidated Eastern European shtetls. His guides are a cranky, antisemitic grandfather (Boris Leskin), his deranged Border Collie named Sammy Davis, Jr., Jr., and his over-enthusiastic grandson, Alex (Eugene Hutz), whose fractured command of English, passion for American pop culture, and constant chatter threaten to make the worst of every situation. The guides are not very knowledgeable about the subject of finding Jews, and usually just attempt to scam them by taking them on long journeys, but after hearing about Jonathan's compelling story, they decide they actually want to help him. After traveling through much of rural Ukraine, they eventually find Augustina's sister, who leads them to where Augustina was killed by Nazi soldiers after her father refused to spit on the Torah. Alex's grandfather kills himself after it was revealed he was Jewish and managed to survive the war himself by hiding his religion. Jonathan returns home after saying farewell to Alex, to whom he has grown close. Both Jonathan and Alex sprinkle soil gathered from the site of the massacre, on their respective grandfather's grave. Alex's grandfather is given a Jewish burial.
American Chronicle counted the film among the "rare films that encapsulate the emotion of discovery and drama with humor",[7] while Time Out New York called it Liev Schreiber's "unbelievably assured debut as a director".[8] Roger Ebert praised the film, assigning it 3 and a half stars out of 4, and suggested that one might well see it a second time (as he did) "to understand the journey it takes".[2]
nikkas always wanna cover their eyes and ears and be like nope it don't exist, I dont want to see itThere's literally a Holocaust movie made EVERY year. Every year.
I was just about to quote that because I laughed when I read that cast.All cacs to a man and woman. If they go ahead and make it, it deserves the exact same fate as 'Ghost In The Shell'
Akira is overrated to me and no director with sense should try to bring it to the silver screen unless he wants it to he the last movie he ever does in this town not called sharknado.
They'd be safer remaking fist of the North star under Legendary films starring a bunch of coc diesal Mma dudes.
Wow I should be working for a movie studio with these ideas.
Get out is far superior to chronicle. chronicle was good but nothing incredible or mind blowing. get out will most likely be considered a horror classic in retrospect.