How exactly is an all-Asian cast "diverse"?
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Diversity within the industry. Showing how not every movie has to be all white people to succeed.
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That's cool. So then we can still have some all-white movies along with some all-Asian or all-black movies then. Makes sense to me.
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As if too many of those don't exist or anything >_>
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I guess it depends on where you are. How many all-white movies do you think get made by the Japanese or Chinese or Indian or Nigerian movie industries?
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You're aware that America's movie reach is international, while Chinese and Indian and Nigerian are not. Their movies/TV don't come here, ours go everywhere. That's the difference.
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Trollers gonna troll.
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Why did you feel a need to emphasize that ‘Think Like A Man’ featured an ALL PRIMARY BLACK CAST black?
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Easy... because representation matters and makes money.
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Exactly which many folks in Hollywood for years been saying movies POC movies won't sell..
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It goes to show that the fears/biases of the old industry gatekeepers and check-writers are unfounded, and that they're stupidly leaving money on the table.
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Loved it! Refreshing and delightful to see other cultural experiences and stories being told on screen, enjoyed it!
#CrazyRichAsians next up crazy rich Africans meet crazy rich Asians!
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I'm glad another marginalized group is making
Hollywood money. Tho, you do know that racism & bigotry extends beyond Europe, right? You know what, Imma fall back. Go ahead w/this idea & see if it ever comes to fruition. And if it somehow does, how well will it be received.pic.twitter.com/LKSwg9NKWS -
True, agreed n points taken! Lol but my commentary was not about getting that deep lol, simply liking the movie, n throwing funny idea out there, not actually serious or have expectations it will happen, even tho that wud b another hilarious piece! Eddie Murphy CTA meets CRAs!
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It would be nice if you wouldn’t use a photo like this to promote your articles. Someone of us want to see this film and haven’t read the book and don’t want it spoiled
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This photo isn’t one of the primary characters and doesn’t ruin the plot

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