Jack will be black
Rose will be a mystery meat mulatto
Captain will be Idris Elba
there will be female sailors
Only females and little girls will be saved
The expedition crew will all be women of colour
>want to talk about the movie >this thread is a racebait thread >the other thread is a woman hate thread
is it too much to ask to please just talk about films?
There was like a single black man on the ship (plus his two mixed children, one of whom ended up being one of the last survivors to die), Joseph Laroche, and Cameron was such a nutter for accuracy in almost every way that I'm not surprised he was left out of the film, unless there was a single black extra during the sinking scenes to represent him (since there was no real focus on second class, which he, his wife and kids were from what I've read)
my grand dad was middle eastern and they turned him down even though he lived in america and had a ticket. thanks to that my family was created because he fricked the captain's wife after the ship set sail for it's inevitable doom
Jesse Jackson complained that not enough black people were in the film Twister that year, or maybe the next. He wanted to see more black people killed by tornados.
and no one even noticed at the time, but just five years later everyone was pretending to know all about Islam.
legit surprised side characters on the salvage vessel wasn't black
>legit surprised side characters on the salvage vessel wasn't black
they were Russian or Ukrainian, why would they be black?
if you'll notice most of the writing on the salvage ship is in cyrillic and the submarines are called Mir 1 and Mir 2. some should be asiatic at most.
what i'd give to be in the nineties again
peak of human civilization; only downhill since 911 and shitphones
Jack will be black
Rose will be a mystery meat mulatto
Captain will be Idris Elba
there will be female sailors
Only females and little girls will be saved
The expedition crew will all be women of colour
> Netflix Original
>Only non-binary genderfluid, pansexual, they/them folx who identify as someone who menstruates on tuesdays, and little girls will be saved.
fixed that for you homie
Das rite
Is her body facing the camera or turned away from it? I cannot tell because her head is turned perfectly 180 degrees
away
Goddamn it
facing
Her body facing 360 degrees from the camera.
>want to talk about the movie
>this thread is a racebait thread
>the other thread is a woman hate thread
is it too much to ask to please just talk about films?
what do you want to talk about anon?
Meds
Is there some other thing about it you have negative thoughts to share?
There was like a single black man on the ship (plus his two mixed children, one of whom ended up being one of the last survivors to die), Joseph Laroche, and Cameron was such a nutter for accuracy in almost every way that I'm not surprised he was left out of the film, unless there was a single black extra during the sinking scenes to represent him (since there was no real focus on second class, which he, his wife and kids were from what I've read)
There was one Jap in 2nd class too who was almost denied deck access because the crew just assumed a minority was 3rd class
That Japanese guy was also the grandad of one of the members of Yellow Magic Orchestra
And that's a good thing
>Ay they puttin us folk on a ship agen like slaves n shit
Back then white people had their movies and African Americans (as I call them) had their own ones - mostly featuring the Waynes brothers.
Black movies occasionally fricked ruled too
Fr the Friday trilogy was mad funny ong
Blankman
my grand dad was middle eastern and they turned him down even though he lived in america and had a ticket. thanks to that my family was created because he fricked the captain's wife after the ship set sail for it's inevitable doom
How many blacks should there have been?
Jesse Jackson complained that not enough black people were in the film Twister that year, or maybe the next. He wanted to see more black people killed by tornados.
Man why can't we go back to Titanic times. America was white and people were happy, Jerry! Dancing and singing on the deck, yo-to-to-dee-dee-dum!
Kramer it sank to the bottom of the ocean!
Always gotta put a negative spin on everything?
Im pretty sure at least one of the coal workers is black
staircase at the end