Race Jones
gangster. grace. alchemy
Lmaooooooooooo I'm so dead
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Goodbye Uncle Tom
You horny as hell today, AP.For a second, I thought you was looking for volunteers
It's ok everyone, she's just quoting a song
You horny as hell today, AP.
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But that's where I got you, latinos and openly gay characters are rarely if ever featured in his films, but black people and jews are. You think a black man involved in the highly racialized criminal underground isn't gonna hear the n word (jewels and marcellus)? You think a slave isn't gonna hear the n word (django)? The same with the jewish characters in inglorious bastards. Like I said before his movies are known for being highly exaggerated versions of our world, hence the dramatic changing of real world events. If you don't like it fine but at least try to understand the films before you shit on dude.
Ok, put it like this, he rarely writes Black characters in his movies that he doesn't call the n word. That same level of vulgarity isn't distributed the same for other groups of people. Why write this type of Black man/woman on a consistent basis in your films?
Have you seen menace to society? C'mon brah
This is a reach
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And why have them as the main triumphant character in his films either then? Django, pulp fiction, foxy brown, hateful 8 all feature a black character who triumphs in some way through the film. And there's no one type of black character in his movies literally the only thing you could use to connect them is that they're black, one worked at an airport, the other was a hitman, another was a bounty hunter and former general in the civil war, and another was a slave. That's a very diverse group of people imo, it's not like he made them all drug dealers or some negative stereotype, he made them people not caricatures, in a highly violent exaggerated version of our very own world, which is something a lot of us aren't even viewed as.Ok, put it like this, he rarely writes Black characters in his movies that he doesn't call the n word. That same level of vulgarity isn't distributed the same for other groups of people. Why write this type of Black man/woman on a consistent basis in your films?
What does menace have to do with any of that? And menace was a pretty accurate depiction of LA life. It was pretty much how I grew up. It wasn't an exaggerated film and nigga wasn't said in that movie more than a QT flick. Also it wasn't written by a white boy.
That movie never made me want to watch a slave remake again
It's amazing what y'all give attention to lol
I think the use of the n word helps drive the narrative/establishes and develops characters/plots. To me, it's not just some montage or compilation with white people saying nigger,nigger, nigger, nigger, etc.
I mean, have y'all seen American history x?
Edward Norton plays a Nazi/ Arian brotherhood member for crying out loud. Why is that different or is it to y'all?
Jodeci
All my lifeWhat wedding songs does Jodeci have?