Movie plots that probably wouldn't work today

[MartyMcFly]

Revenge of the Nerds - was one of my a favorite movies as kid. Didnt realize til later how misogynistic it was. There was a sexual harassment, rape and gay bashing.

Breh lol the mere fact Louis rapes a girl and then she falls in love with him is

 

[OJ Simpsom]

Damn near every James Bond film would have mans locked up for sexual assault.

Sean Connery went hard on hoes.

 

[Crayola Coyote]

All those movies you guys listed were good movies. "Bachelor Party" with Tom Hanks would be labeled all types of fukkery by liberals and feminist

 

[MartyMcFly]

Damn near every James Bond film would have mans locked up for sexual assault.

shyt w lot of bond tropes have been ironed out over time. In 87 they had him be less sexual because of the aids crisis. In the 70s they started making the female counterparts more into actual characters. He’s also stopped smoking, and there’s less racism in the movies. There’s an article on birth movies death about this desire to see Bond go on a “traditional” mission coinciding with a certain brand of conservatism and nastiness. If I can find it I’ll link you to it

 

[NoGutsNoGLory]

And guess what’s getting a remake? Overboard lol


I think fight club would work because I’d say even more today we’re still having the same issues the movie brought up in 99. The movie is all about faux masculinity and consumerism and the bullshyt in the media and “you are not your things” but also how a toxic masculinity can lead you into thinking the world is yours and you can do whatever you want.


Anyway my answer is bill and teds excellent adventure. Can’t use a phone booth as a time travel device

Thats just on the surface, its not what fight club was really about.

 

[Geek Nasty]

Cell phones ruin a lot of horror movie plots.

 

[MartyMcFly]

Thats just on the surface, its not what fight club was really about.

I’d disagree. I’d say that’s exactly what fight club is about. The loss of identity and trying to figure out who you are as a lost generation but masquerading it under faux masculinity. What would you say it’s about?

 

[Tigron]

shyt w lot of bond tropes have been ironed out over time. In 87 they had him be less sexual because of the aids crisis. In the 70s they started making the female counterparts more into actual characters. He’s also stopped smoking, and there’s less racism in the movies. There’s an article on birth movies death about this desire to see Bond go on a “traditional” mission coinciding with a certain brand of conservatism and nastiness. If I can find it I’ll link you to it

Please do. I noticed the changes with Daniel Craig and to a lesser extent Pierce Brosnan but I didn't really pick up on that stuff with the older ones.

 

[MartyMcFly]

Please do. I noticed the changes with Daniel Craig and to a lesser extent Pierce Brosnan but I didn't really pick up on that stuff with the older ones.

Bond Talk After Dark: Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot?

He’s a smart dude. Knows his bond. Likes the bond shyt I write so that’s a plus too but he mentioned the bond series and bond as a character has become a lot more progressive and liberal. Apparently someone on Twitter is a huge bond fan while at the same time shytted on Rachel Weisz for being Jewish...not realizing she’s married to Daniel Craig.

 

[Devilinurear]

Hence why it wouldn't work today. And it was in theatres btw.

Thought they pulled it because of the sony hack. Proof it was in theatres same time it was on netflix?

 

[OJ Simpsom]

Proof it was in theatres same time it was on netflix?

nikkaz don't know how to use Google now?

The Interview - Wikipedia
Major cinema chains opted not to release the film, leading Sony to release it for online rental and purchase on December 24, 2014, followed by a limited release at select cinemas the next day.

The Interview grossed $40 million in digital rentals, making it Sony's most successful digital release, and earned an additional $11.2 million worldwide at the box office on a $44 million budget.

 

[Devilinurear]

nikkaz don't know how to use Google now?

The Interview - Wikipedia
Major cinema chains opted not to release the film, leading Sony to release it for online rental and purchase on December 24, 2014, followed by a limited release at select cinemas the next day.

The Interview grossed $40 million in digital rentals, making it Sony's most successful digital release, and earned an additional $11.2 million worldwide at the box office on a $44 million budget.

Where else besides America was it released? Didnt even know it hit theaters

 

[Stacks]

Mrs. Doubtfire - The son would be labelled as transphobic for not immediately accepting a woman pissing with a dikk

 

[PortCityProphet]

White men can't jump. Telling someone up front that they can't do something, the Internet outrage from white men would have crashed the web

 

[Bleed The Freak]

Bill & Ted.

shyt wouldn't have even been funny all the PC shyt they would have had to take out.