Laidbackman
All Star
I wish I first saw the thread made on this site in January, which revealed she had a White boyfriend looking like Wally Clever in this movie, because they sure didn't show it in any of the trailers at the theater, those sorry pieces of Hollywood trash. If I'd known that, then no way would I have went to see this movie. They pulled the same stunt with "Dear White People", not showing she had a White boy in any of the trailers. I nearly walked out on that movie. I mean what's the purpose of making a movie about issues so sensitive to Black people, but always having some White boy kissing on some Black girl. Talkin bout a disgusting form of subliminal advertising...this is the worst. They could have at least been honest about it in the movie trailer, like they would have been in the past, giving us a chance to opt out. This shows the little respect Hollywood have for Black people, men in particular. I never seen a day when they were allowed to trick us into coming to their movies. When I saw this with "Dear White People", til this day, I feel like the only one who talked about it.
What's so bad about it was, minus the White boy mess, the movie was good, similar to how "Best Man Holiday" could have been good without that White man kissing all up on that Black girl. But this movie here today was no comedy, and way better than some "Dear White People". But I wouldn't see it again, and although the movie was good, I don't think I would have missed anything if I hadn't seen it. After the movie was over, and if you were woke, you would have known the movie was trying to subconsciously push White boy/ Black girl relationships, even though most of the scenes were focused on police brutality. When they kept sticking that White boy in scenes here and there throughout the movie, paired with the teenage Black girl who was the star, then ain't no way you could have missed that underlying message. I see they're starting to push that message at them at a much younger age these days, even before their teen years. I noticed this in "The House with a Clock in the Wall". I'm talking about White males with Black females, and less and less Black males with White females. This seems to be becoming a bigger and bigger trend in Hollywood.
What's so bad about it was, minus the White boy mess, the movie was good, similar to how "Best Man Holiday" could have been good without that White man kissing all up on that Black girl. But this movie here today was no comedy, and way better than some "Dear White People". But I wouldn't see it again, and although the movie was good, I don't think I would have missed anything if I hadn't seen it. After the movie was over, and if you were woke, you would have known the movie was trying to subconsciously push White boy/ Black girl relationships, even though most of the scenes were focused on police brutality. When they kept sticking that White boy in scenes here and there throughout the movie, paired with the teenage Black girl who was the star, then ain't no way you could have missed that underlying message. I see they're starting to push that message at them at a much younger age these days, even before their teen years. I noticed this in "The House with a Clock in the Wall". I'm talking about White males with Black females, and less and less Black males with White females. This seems to be becoming a bigger and bigger trend in Hollywood.
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she literally only has white love interest in every single movie she's in 
that shyt pathetic. All her movies are catered to the youth too so they see it and think "should i get a white boy too?" 
