I've met producers who have told me (well, one was a group Q&A) that Netflix had a pro-LGBT clause in the offered contract and that the producers had to add in a pro-LGBT character and/or scene. Which tells us what...?
The China release of this film, Ballerina, came with an LGBT WARNING before it began (so, no, it's not just Russia against the encouragement of such "degeneracy" (NOTE: see the quotations), and, since everyone had told me, and nearly all reviews/comments I'd seen either likened it to or directly called it a "another John Wick clone", I opted not to watch it.
Which is a fair comment, in my opinion. What I don't understand, is why some people get so angry about other people having different beliefs.
EDIT: No, I don't watch InfoWars, before anyone asks, I just came across that video which explained things much faster (even if massively bias).
Top 10 in 89 Countries14.7 Million viewsYou clearly have no clue what you're doing here.https://www.netflix.com/tudum/top10/films-non-english?week=2023-10-15
Sadly, the done thing for the woke, left, LGBT, Karens... sh*t, you could just know these people did (or would've) voted Biden, ratted out kids for being together during lockdown and lined up for their clot-shots, just by the most basic of blurbs.
But people think psychology doesn't change their beliefs... Hmm, let's go back in time to before Netflix and see how popular woke BS views and LGBT was with the masses then.
Ha-ha! China (RIGHTFULLY) warns of LGBT content as the film opens. It's Netflix (founded by a Nazi psychologist's ancestor with the overt intention of corrupting America's moral fabric via the entertainment it views), so I'm hardly surprised.
With all the decent content that doesn't promote LGBT "values" (see: lack thereof), I don't have much reason to watch this disposable B-flick, no matter how pretty the neon lights are. And besides, John Wick 4 was sh*t. In fact, only the first one was any good - and that was a typical '80s action film remade for history-illiterate modern audiences.
good, don’t watch it. this masterpiece doesn’t deserve to be watched by an insecure man child.
Ha! Says the knob-jockey who can't tolerate straight, family-orientated beliefs!
China replaced effeminate-looking dudes for more masculine ones at the order of the Party; Korea clearly wants to sell to the morally-corrupting Netflix.
I'll gladly pass; I can wait until the next Round Up flick to see real Korean dudes kick arse.
I'll point out now that I don't watch InfoWars and that, yes, I agree, that short, 3 minute video clearly came with an agenda, however, knowing what I do know about Netflix - as well as what's made abundantly clear in its content - it is a propaganda studio designed to derail Western moral values.
Yet some people seem to think it's alright to attack those who prefer more traditional values... which Mike Tyson rightly pointed out is because the internet's made the weak brave, since they can't call someone a c*nt in real life and not get punched in the face.
It's a lot like Infernal Affairs but the twists are nowhere near as good and the lead is a bit too 2D. Still, some nice - albeit, very unbelievable - action you've seen before but spices things up enough to earn it an extra star. I gave it a 7/10.
Oh, and the FL is smoking hot! I'd like to see more of her.
This has pretty great fight choreographies if you give it a chance, especially the movies. But - Weak hero has…
Thanks a lot!
I've read Weak Hero and it seems that the TV series took the best part, so I'm sure it's amazing! People have told me about Vigilante but I kept putting it off - but now I'll be sure to give it a go.
This series just reminded me too much of Power Rangers! I did notice some good camera work on the fights, but the overall story and characters were plain too bad to waste time on. A pity then, that they saved all the best work for the films instead of brushing up on the writing but, going by the fan-base, I was never the intended audience.
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I didn't ever read the comics, but the first few that I did look at are a rare case of the live-action doing it SOOOO much better.
Since the pair of you likely won't bother to look into such things yourselves, here's a 3 minute video that'll give the gist of it to those who are curious as to the truth: https://odysee.com/@januszkowalskii1979:e/Netflix---Dark-Truth-Satanic-Pedophile-Roots-(Greg-Reese-Re-Upload):d
I've met producers who have told me (well, one was a group Q&A) that Netflix had a pro-LGBT clause in the offered contract and that the producers had to add in a pro-LGBT character and/or scene.
Which tells us what...?
The China release of this film, Ballerina, came with an LGBT WARNING before it began (so, no, it's not just Russia against the encouragement of such "degeneracy" (NOTE: see the quotations), and, since everyone had told me, and nearly all reviews/comments I'd seen either likened it to or directly called it a "another John Wick clone", I opted not to watch it.
Which is a fair comment, in my opinion.
What I don't understand, is why some people get so angry about other people having different beliefs.
EDIT: No, I don't watch InfoWars, before anyone asks, I just came across that video which explained things much faster (even if massively bias).
So, two things that don't particularly interest me = skip.
But people think psychology doesn't change their beliefs...
Hmm, let's go back in time to before Netflix and see how popular woke BS views and LGBT was with the masses then.
We need more comments like this.
It's Netflix (founded by a Nazi psychologist's ancestor with the overt intention of corrupting America's moral fabric via the entertainment it views), so I'm hardly surprised.
With all the decent content that doesn't promote LGBT "values" (see: lack thereof), I don't have much reason to watch this disposable B-flick, no matter how pretty the neon lights are.
And besides, John Wick 4 was sh*t.
In fact, only the first one was any good - and that was a typical '80s action film remade for history-illiterate modern audiences.
China replaced effeminate-looking dudes for more masculine ones at the order of the Party; Korea clearly wants to sell to the morally-corrupting Netflix.
I'll gladly pass; I can wait until the next Round Up flick to see real Korean dudes kick arse.
EDIT: I posted this link in another thread, when discussing Netflix: https://odysee.com/@januszkowalskii1979:e/Netflix---Dark-Truth-Satanic-Pedophile-Roots-(Greg-Reese-Re-Upload):d
I'll point out now that I don't watch InfoWars and that, yes, I agree, that short, 3 minute video clearly came with an agenda, however, knowing what I do know about Netflix - as well as what's made abundantly clear in its content - it is a propaganda studio designed to derail Western moral values.
Yet some people seem to think it's alright to attack those who prefer more traditional values... which Mike Tyson rightly pointed out is because the internet's made the weak brave, since they can't call someone a c*nt in real life and not get punched in the face.
Still, some nice - albeit, very unbelievable - action you've seen before but spices things up enough to earn it an extra star. I gave it a 7/10.
Oh, and the FL is smoking hot! I'd like to see more of her.
I've read Weak Hero and it seems that the TV series took the best part, so I'm sure it's amazing!
People have told me about Vigilante but I kept putting it off - but now I'll be sure to give it a go.
This series just reminded me too much of Power Rangers! I did notice some good camera work on the fights, but the overall story and characters were plain too bad to waste time on. A pity then, that they saved all the best work for the films instead of brushing up on the writing but, going by the fan-base, I was never the intended audience.
https://mydramalist.com/1258-marine-boy
https://kissasian.fm/info/cobweb
I've not watched it, by the way - I came here to find out what it was about but it doesn't interest me.