Woke James Bond?

[zekko]

To be fair, people attacked Kevin Smith because he straight up lied to them. He went on record saying that it would be about he man and not teela, and then that wasn't the case. It was a bait and switch.

I heard about that, and his response. He said he had technically told the truth that He-Man didn't take a backseat to Teela, and that he didn't pass the torch to her, and that she didn't wield the sword. So in his mind he was telling the truth. I don't know, I can understand not wanting to give away a spoiler, but the whole thing seems misleading. But again, I don't care about He-Man, so I'll just wait for Clerks 3.

I wonder if the "woke people's" heads would explode if someone proposed a woke-ified version of She-Hulk. Call it He-Hulk.

The last I saw of She-Hulk, she looked like a dude. This was supposedly part of a movement where people didn't like girls in comic books to have curves. According to them, women shouldn't have breasts, I guess, or be subject to the evil "male gaze".

Speaking of the male gaze, I was reading the reason you always see the AT&T girl behind a counter is because she had read some guys commenting about her body. So that made her uncomfortable, so she said you've lost the privilege of looking at my body. Ah, poor girl, she's smoking hot, and she's made money from it, the problems attractive girls have to face.

 

[redskinsfan92]

It was a different time and age. Even the "alpha" celebrity actors today start filling in more blue-pill and wokeish roles. Sure, these guys are built and have muscle mass and all of that, but they're just too emotional and edgy these days. I miss the times when cool, confident, stone-cold stoic, and don't care about imminent threats were the thing. Nowadays, superheroes are captain save-a-hoe, full of angst white knights. You'd think they were teenage boys going through puberty or something.

Lefty-owned media trying to appeal to overly sensitive and insecure kids. Hey kids, look. You can be the Dare Devil and keep being a whiney b*tch and it's cool.

There's a new low budget Youtube series called The Adventures of Save-A-Hoe. Pretty funny. Rollo Tomassi appears in episode 2 briefly. They couldn't use the word captain due to trademark.

 

[zekko]

There's a new low budget Youtube series called The Adventures of Save-A-Hoe. Pretty funny. Rollo Tomassi appears in episode 2 briefly. They couldn't use the word captain due to trademark.

Captain Save-A-Ho is trademarked? That's hilarious. And also a little bit sad.