@EgoEgor - Your issues seem to run deep…

@dracula - the basic argument is that the only thing that really separates the character from the other people of the region the story takes place in is race. And so then why would none of these black Africans ever gain the powers that Tarzan acquired, and why would they require a white savior as many of the stories portray him to be

@ProfessorWhy - He was raised by Apes, that's what made him special. Not that he's white. I don't see him as a white savior, personally.

@NathanielX - He's from England. He's a viscount and the son of a British lord and lady. They were marooned in Africa when Tarzan was an infant and then his parents were killed and he was adopted by the Apes.

@Feralwookiee - I latterly just shit my pants man, you are so funny! Holy shit, what if they made Black, Panther White Panther. Oh, my god that would teach them

@McCabe - I can't wait to see Rachel Zegler's career implode, she is incredibly narcissistic, virtue signally, and entitled and embodies everything I hate about modern celebrity culture

@Feralwookiee - "then why not this?"

Because race is actually relevant to the fictional world of Black Panther and Wakanda. But hey, don't like that muddle your forced outrage.

@Feralwookiee - sounds like you've been brainwashed with a bunch of horseshit. You checked of all the outrage talking points(not saying your outraged in this instance, but that's what everyone of these culture war grifters say)

"why does "diversity" always mean putting more black people in things, and ignoring Latinos. Asians. Arabs, etc?"

Who the hell said that? You're arguing a point no one is making.

Should more people be represented? Sure. At the end of the day, I don't care, just make a good movie.


"There are millions more Latinos in the United States than there are black people, yet blacks are overrepresented in media, while Hispanics are underepresented."

Why does it have to be a competition? Should there be more Hispanic leads? Sure, but like I said, I dont care about the characters race unless it is VITAL to the story. At the end of the day, why does black representation have to take blame for lack of Hispanic representation?

At the end of the day, white leads are primarily the vast majority of films, why isn't your problem with that, why is it with the few black leads there are and then you gleefully want to take that away.

At the end of the day, I don't care what race the character is, I can empathize with people who don't look like me, I'm not about this culture war bullshit. And this whole "cast a white lead as black panther" had become a staple in that now; while ignoring the fact that Wakanda is a country that has been isolated for thousands of years, obviously having him be white makes no sense in that fictional Paradigm.

@EgoEgor - I agree re Black Panther, but in a similar context, it didn't seem to be a problem with the casting of the Asgardians

@HappyMan1 - Disney make a lot of great content, but I’ve got no interest in Snow White, so no, I wouldn’t see it. But neither do you, let’s be honest. So why pretend to care?

@FireandBlood - I dont care, but I like to see what people are talking about.

And I disagree with you when you say Disney makes great content. Yeah, maybe back in the Golden Ages before 2003, but not anymore. Their rare hits doesn't justify their existence anymore. They are an evil corporation.

I mean this seriously. They are genuinely evil.

@HappyMan1 - They cast a black actor as the huntsman, the tall heroic black guy gon rescue her from the short ugly freaky looking white dudes lol

@Matchesz - Doesent the huntsman try to kill her?

@bkmeijer1 - "focus on cult classics like Treasure Planet or Treasure Planet."

So, which Treasure Planet was your favorite?☮️😜

@bkmeijer1 - Yeah, I knew you meant Atlantis, as you had mentioned them both in similar prior threads!
I would love to see live action versions of either one of those...!☮️👍