King Richard - Sheboon - the film

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When I went to see Dune the trailer for this dreck appeared. Basically "the real story" of Serena and Venus Williams, though the film obviously knows the average viewer doesn't give a shit about the pair, so the main character seems to be the father (played by Will Smith). The trailer itself makes the film look like oscar bait and is filled with racial baiting. I expect a ton of articles shilling the film and kinda hope the more sports inclined people here will tell about the various revisionism that will almost certainely happen. Just a cursory wiki check on the father shows he was kind of a scumbag and only slightly better than the standard nigger dad.

 

[Dr. Pasquale]

Will Smith turned down DC capeshit money to make this.

Dude really wants an oscar after getting cucked by one of his son's friends

 

[White Devil]

Will Smith turned down DC capeshit money to make this.

Dude really wants an oscar after getting cucked by one of his son's friends

He probably doesn't need the money to be fair.

So far, he's only going to be remembered as the "Welcome to Earf!" guy and the father of two weird as shit kids.

 

[That Chris Guy]

Wonder how they'll portray Karsten Braasch since he thrashed both of their asses. Something like how he's a chauvinist or closet Nazi, whatever gets them to close out with, "we may have lost, but we won the moral high ground" or something.

 

[Kari Kamiya]

When I went to see Dune the trailer for this dreck appeared.

I saw it in front of Many Saints of Newark, in which I turned to my boyfriend and remarked how this is just uncomfortably manipulative and also hilarious in hindsight thanks to Serena's chimpout a couple years back.

Just looks forgettable, regardless.

 

[I.B. Niggin]

I literally laughed out loud when one of the tenants he taught his daughters was to be humble when they are in fact quite the opposite, Serena more so.

 

[Sex Cannon Lupa]

It's literally Black Fragility: The Movie. Watching all the race baiting and blatant manipulation made me uncomfortable when it [the trailer] ran before James Bond Dies At The End.

I'm sure it will sweep next year's Woke Oscars.

 

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Imagine being the sisters, having a film about your life, only to be about your shit dad, only to be known for Will Smith slapping Chris Rock to white knight his wife that cucks him.

Did anyone ever see it?

 

[indigoisviolet]

Who plays Saruman? Does the orc transformation scene use cgi or is it in camera?

 

[SteelPlatedHeart]

Who plays Saruman? Does the orc transformation scene use cgi or is it in camera?

No no no, Will was in the OTHER orc movie. The Netflix one about fairy tale creatures in modern day and orcs are a minority allegory even though there’s still actual minorities.

 

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No no no, Will was in the OTHER orc movie. The Netflix one about fairy tale creatures in modern day and orcs are a minority allegory even though there’s still actual minorities.

It could have been a good idea for a film, heck you can say that it what happens to dark black people who gets hated by both whites and niggers. But the problem with every western discussion about racism is that, with the exception of Uncle Toms, there is zero commentary on the responsibility of the black community to the state they are in.

 

[Rezza]

Imagine being the sisters, having a film about your life, only to be about your shit dad, only to be known for Will Smith slapping Chris Rock to white knight his wife that cucks him.

Did anyone ever see it?

From the The Guardian article I shared on the other thread, it looks like the sisters is trying to distance themselves from Will after the slapping