beenz
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It's the God stuff that he injects into it all that bothers me the most. I know a lot of black folk are religious but come on, sometimes making it a major plot point is bothersome.
And instead of complaining about Tyler Perry, a lot of dudes could encourage, or themselves become, independent filmmakers. Not trying to make films for just their people but to make films in general. But if you want to make films just for black people, I don't even see how that's possible if the film is actually something worth watching, then you could but make it something compelling.
Give me a movie about an interracial couple where their races aren't a plot point. Or an actual good one where their races are the main plot point. Or a movie that tackles black issues elegantly.
A movie, directed by a black director, with a black cast and an actual storyline that doesn't cater to stereotypes or has a woman who needs a savior. I guess that's why people mostly get mad at Tyler. Cause he's not making those movies. I don't see why anyone expects him to at this point. He could mature as a director.
Although, I'm pretty sure as soon as he steps out of his box, he will be clowned. He did his acting thing with Alex Cross and stepped out of the box (for him) and people made fun of it. I know I sure did but that was mostly cause of the hair.
look, he knows his audience's demographics and is clearly pandering his way straight to the bank.