The #1 Fred Williamson fan

The #1 Fred Williamson fan

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Back in January 30., Catherina O’Hara and Demond Wilson died on the same day. Most people pulled their attention to O’Hara. They didn’t have the same energy for Wilson. And the people who gave the same mournful energy was black people. O’Hara was famous, while Wilson was only

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Menace ii Society, The Players Club, and Set it Off. most people paid their attention to Cullen, and most people questions ‘who’s Samuel Monroe jr? Who’s Micheal Wright? ’. It infuriates me. My main point is this: It doesn’t matter if you die. People will always mourn the white person instead of

Back in January 30., Catherina O’Hara and Demond Wilson died on the same day. Most people pulled their attention to O’Hara. They didn’t have the same energy for Wilson. And the people who gave the same mournful energy was black people. O’Hara was famous, while Wilson was only

known for Sanford and Son. And people who love O’Hara probably don’t know who Wilson was. My point is that the same thing happened with Peter Cullen and Samuel Monroe jr that also died on the same park in August. Peter was known for transformers, while Monroe was known for

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The one thing I hate about dubs is whenever a black person is in a anime, it’s voiced by a white person. There’s a bunch of black voice actors out there, and they still chose a white person. Like, from my perspective, it’s whitewashing by having a white voice impersonate a black voice.

Technicality, it’s true. But also movies that are streaming only are also considered cinema. Not everyone has money to go to the theaters, and not every movie is meant for the big screen (unless you have a bigass TV in your house). So I’m 50/50 on this statement.

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“Movies are meant to be seen on the big screen!” — Kevin Feige at #CinemaCon.

The one thing I hate about dubs is whenever a black person is in a anime, it’s voiced by a white person. There’s a bunch of black voice actors out there, and they still chose a white person. Like, from my perspective, it’s whitewashing by having a white voice impersonate a black voice.

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