Op is right though

aren't all the characters hotel workers tho?

Thanks for a biased and not very constructive criticism of a new family-friendly movie that I wouldn’t watch some time.

look, everything in our society is built off of racism, sexism, and homophobia; but you highlighting that fact doesn't make you sound smarter. sometimes we can just enjoy problematic things because nothing is perfect and everything a little f***ed

lmfao

ion get why OP being clowned

get off twitter man

I opened this thread before it even went to the second page thinking op was wrong, but after looking through it, op is right lol.

I enjoyed the movie but def got the same take. The only human black characters were like mock characters and then the cartoon characters were mob guys using black vernacular. Kinda weird but I guess that's what's mostly portrayed of us mainstream wise

voicing genuine concerns and just being mocked by anti cancel culture dorks

Jerry def an a******. Always felt bad for cute ass Tom and how they made it seem like he was the bad guy

Imagine being mad that there are working class black characters.

Could be an awful movie though. Never going to find out.

lol sure but they were the only ones highlighted in the movie is the point.

Damn and here i am avoiding it because it just looks bad and cgm is the lead

Just go ahead and say you hate working class people lol.

I guess I must've missed the part where op deserves to be clowned

Ppl who say he's reaching are the type who think racism only exists if someone shouts racial slurs.

because he watched 15 minutes of a feature length film and thought he was qualified to make a thread with such a bold accusation

wasn’t the human character a blonde woman some times? I thought it was a young white couple sometimes too?

this reminds me of my religious aunt trying to explain why Happy Feet was problematic back in 2008. a.) It’s not that serious b.) why are you watching this

happy feet a classic f*** yo auntie

It was. They stopped doing the offensive black woman character over half a century ago after being called out for it, and it's been changed around multiple times since in attempts to wash that stain away.

You probably remember seeing their random white owners (in the few episodes where owners appear at all) because thats virtually all anyone saw if they grew up in the 80s and 90s. The showrunners even went back and edited the old episodes with the offensive black woman and replaced her character's appearance/voice (or just cropped and muted her out of scenes) multiple times over the years.

It strange to see this be talked about as if kids in 1990 were sitting in front of their TVs watching Tom & Jerry episodes with Aunt Jemima 2.0 regularly or something. Those episodes themselves only make up the first 12 years of the franchise, which kept cranking out new episodes and spin-off series for another 50 years after the character was removed.

Well a bunch of niggas on Clubhouse (who’s on the lower end of the film industry, like hallmark movie type creators) was saying white people don’t have their permission to write black characters