Hollywood Hates You

[@canadiandeplorable6413]

The older someone is, the more painful today's movies, shows and commercials are. I'm over 50 so this forced social engineering really insufferable.

[@mytmouse57]

I'm in the same demographic, and I'll bet the people who were our age when we were young probably thought a lot of our entertainment --- movies, music, etc. -- was painful, pushing a bad message and attempting "social engineering." So, everything old is new again.

[@RoyCyberPunk]

​@mytmouse57 That's hogwash Baizuo Twatwaffle Globalist Left pro non consenting sexual perversions and sexual predators supporting minion. The same principles in 40s movies are present in 80s,90s and even all the way up until your putrid kindred took over entertainment in 2016 onwards. Bye 👋🏽...

[@springheeljak145]

Social engineering was just as prevalent in your youth, but it was more subtle and usually packaged with a decent product.

[@RoyCyberPunk]

@@springheeljak145 This is not social engineering they don't want nor care to change anyone of us peasants worldwide. In fact they want us all dead, exterminated, wiped from the face of the earth so they can create an ideologically pure planet one world state Orwell's 1984 style gubmint where non consenting sexual perversions and sexual predators committing them with impunity are the order of the day as that's their endgame and what they daydream every nanosecond of their wretched lives.

[@williamj.dovejr.8613]

Stupid, arrogant people don't know they are or they don't care. Stupid, arrogant writers who proudly ignore canon source material are no different.

[@KennethBlum-sl6rx]

I feel the cancer cells multiplying every time I see that " weird? Weird!" clip. It will forever be associated with this awful time in humanity.

[@razorback9999able]

Audacity this line with a demonic effect.

[@CalebAyrania]

Doesnt cashgrabs require there to be actual profits?

[@ballybunion9]

8:08: That "Weird! Weird!" is so incredibly annoying for some reason.

[@mayachico9766]

This needs more views

[@Azrael__]

Personally, I understand why they hate me. I'm a misogynist and a racist, and honestly I'm okay with them feeling that way about me .

[@Tarquin2718]

Your video's are brilliant Idea Theory, you are on my list of great reviewers. You spend time to get to the core of the problem, like Despot of Antrim.

[@darksideofthemoon488]

Robert Iger is basically the root of Disney's problems. He is too far removed from the public and maybe reality.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

The best market research is having boots on the ground and asking the consumer what the company can do to improve, and what the consumers would like from the company. How did Coca-Cola think that a cheaper substitute would go down smooth with the public? The worst thing an established company can do is give the consumer a product they didn't ask for while eliminating a product the consumers loved. Do not mess with a product that sells. Stick to the winning formula. There's a reason Coca-Cola had their winning formula under lock and key for a century. The same goes with entertainment. It seems that through their hubris, these companies continue to kill the geese that lay the golden eggs.

[@CEWIII9873]

Congratulations You earned my subscription

[@YouilAushana]

Sorry girls, back in 1937, the main jobs were hunting, heavy dangerous construction or breaking your back on the farm. I probably would've also opted to stay at home, cooking, cleaning and child rearing. Thanks, f u, have a coke and a smile.

[@ryantiller5624]

Weird!? Weird!

[@alexman378]

There’s a reason why out of 7.2M years of human evolution, it was until the last 100 that organized feminism showed up.

[@crb4059]

Coke done gone woke too

[@christopherreichart9193]

Hollywood I love you I like same old Story Disney s live action remake

[@christopherreichart9193]

Christopher just doesn’t like Stories matters and documentaries and reality and Natural geographic And how Hollywood records I don’t like politics. Ok

[@christopherreichart9193]

Chris Reichart Likes woke Hollywood

[@christopherreichart9193]

I got a big fan of critics and people who hate movies ok I love you guys. Just think and do better ok

[@panos617]

At least Coca Cola admited her mistacke. Disney and Marvel not.

[@christopherreichart9193]

Christopher s like Indiana jones and the dial of destiny

[@christopherreichart9193]

Star Wars. And marvel I have a done. Ok I don’t see any more ok

[@christopherreichart9193]

Christopher wants to Rachel Ziegler to play Snow, White keep her mouth shut ok keep the same story 1937 ok

[@writwikishmam]

Barbie worked for everyone while movies like Captain Marvel failed They know what works but decides to ignore completely

[@alexman378]

I don’t know, I kinda found hilarity in the fact that they showed how the Barbieworld system was uprooted and wholeheartedly embraced patriarchy within five minutes, to the point where everyone was happy under it.

[@writwikishmam]

@@alexman378 doesn't mean it didn't worked

[@alexman378]

@@writwikishmam Of course it did. It’s been working for millions of years, and as soon as we started crapping on it, we’re in massive social decay, with both men and women living in misery.

[@auroraflash]

Race and gender swaps would be okay to me IF the storytelling was great and there was no lecturing. Japanese anime has some great examples for how it's done right. But they don't claim to be true to history or anything near a biopic.

[@Luis-jl6oh]

Trust the *Message* - The world government

[@ssasser808]

For the record, Loki season 2 & GotG 3 were both phenomenal. All others belong on here.

[@mytmouse57]

In my case, I quit watching superhero movies because I was getting tired of superhero movies -- it's no more complicated than that, and I suspect that might be the case with quite a number of people. And as far as "a message" or "politics" being injected into movies -- that's always been the case. Cinema -- like any other form or art and entertainment -- has always contained a significant element of social-political commentary, critique of the status quo, satire, push-back against social norms, etc. And, typically, it's always leaned toward liberal-progressive side views. Although there always have been, and still are, a few movies carrying a more conservative narrative. The first "Dirty Harry" movie immediately springs to mind -- it was criticized for supposedly being right-wing authoritarian. So, if you think movies all of a sudden got "political" or "woke," I would argue that you really haven't been paying attention. To name an example, the original "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner?" movie from 1967 pushed a message that was incredibly "woke" and disruptive to the status quo of the time. And I'm sure social conservatives -- as well as many who considered themselves mainstream or moderate -- were livid about it. Again, that's just one example. Hollywood has always tried to push the envelope and challenge conventional social norms.

[@sczntaylor5061]

If Star Wars or Terminator came out today most people wouldn’t go watch it. The minorities that forced themselves to watch it and white males majority of viewer myths doesn’t exist to pay for these very expensive movies. They have options. Nike understood the real buying power and went with Kaperknick. Marvel success came with diversity. My mother heard Chadwick and Samuel L and became interested. White backlash is what has killed cinema. If other ethnic groups did that to movies they weren’t in,Lord of the Rings would have been fluff.

[@KennethBlum-sl6rx]

Absolutely delusional. You probably work for Disney.

[@DevilChemicels]

Im praising mad max and sucker punch😘