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The action/adventure genre in popular entertainment has been a white guy club since Tarzan and Robin Hood were the goto big screen heroes. Sure there have been a few token women (and non-white men), but for the most part the role of female characters was femme fatale or damsel in distress. These new storytellers believe they are fighting back against the classic gender dynamics by creating these modern hyper-capable uber-Women. They also seem to think that any acknowledgement of the physical advantages of men is sexist in and of itself. So the result of this is shows and movies where women are flawless and invincible, and men are either beta males, or macho meatheads.
Or it simply could be some combination of having blind spots and just not being good writers. I think we're sometimes too quick to assume malice where stupidity will do. Look at it this way: they're making the same mistakes men have been guilty of making all along. Sure, there's often an agenda. But often it's just ignorant people doing the least work possible.

On the other hand maybe I'm overly optimistic. Either way, please correct me if I'm misunderstanding your statement.
 
NBCUniversal is presenting the full nine-minute-plus first act of its supernatural thriller Manifest across digital platforms.



 
NBCUniversal is presenting the full nine-minute-plus first act of its supernatural thriller Manifest across digital platforms.




It looks interesting, but I still feel burned from Lost, it's going to take me a while before I invest in another mysterious flight tv show.
 
Hulu has released the official trailer for its upcoming series,The First, starring Sean Penn
about a crew of astronauts attempting to become the first humans to land on Mars.



 
Anybody else been watching Castle Rock? This show is SO good I highly recommend you should give it try if haven't yet. It is like a mystery, psychological thriller, and horror show mixed in one and pulls it off!

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Also if you're a Stephen King fan or at least familiar with his books and movies this show also has easter eggs in it.
 
Anybody else been watching Castle Rock? This show is SO good I highly recommend you should give it try if haven't yet. It is like a mystery, psychological thriller, and horror show mixed in one and pulls it off!

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Also if you're a Stephen King fan or at least familiar with his books and movies this show also has easter eggs in it.
I just watched the first episode yesterday! Starting slow, but I'm in.
 
1 of the biggest criticisms for season 1 of Marvel's "Iron Fist" was the fight sequences. So Netflix dropped these 2 featurettes for Season 2 today:


Finn Jones, Jessica Henwick, and stunt coordinator Clayton Barber ("Marvel Studios' Black Panther", "Creed") give an inside look at the ground-breaking fight sequences in the new season of Marvel's Iron Fist.



Performed to perfection. Stunt Coordinator Clayton Barber explains how fights come to life in Marvel’s Iron Fist.
 
DC UNIVERSE ANNOUNCES LAUNCH DATE


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The DC Universe streaming platform has finally announced an official launch date.

Tonight on DC Daily, host Kevin Smith revealed that the service would be available from September 15, which just so happens to be Batman Day.

Next month, fans will be able to begin streaming exclusive content such as Titans, Young Justice: Outsiders, the Harley Quinn animated series, as well as Doom Patrol, and the James Wan-produced Swamp Thing series.

In addition, subscribers will have access to classic DC shows and movies including Batman Begins, the Christopher Reeve Superman films, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Batman: The Animated Series, Super Friends, and the recently released DC Animated features.
 
1 of the biggest criticisms for season 1 of Marvel's "Iron Fist" was the fight sequences. So Netflix dropped these 2 featurettes for Season 2 today:






They got the guy who coordinated the Black Panther fights? That's gotta be an improvement. I'll definitely give this a shot.
 
1 of the biggest criticisms for season 1 of Marvel's "Iron Fist" was the fight sequences. So Netflix dropped these 2 featurettes for Season 2 today:







I liked the fight sequences in Iron Fist especially the fight scene with the drunkenstyle fighter.

But I love the effort with MARVEL in trying to make it better. Where was that effort with Inhumans. lol.
 
It's like some of them have never even heard of nuance or anything other than pandering.

When has the entertainment industry overall ever been nuance and not pandered?

The difference now is the white male centric audience that the entertainment industry is mainly built around is stuck on nostalgia and preserving their "culture" (remake, revive, reboot old TV series & popular movie franchises that make them feel good & right) so now pander heavily to everyone outside that core audience. That diversity mofos hate so much.

More "nerd shit", more "bitch shit", more "nigga shit", more "gay/lessie shit", more "chink shit", more "wetback shit"....the list can go on with all the various non white male centric demographics to pander to.
 
Emmy Rossum announced today on social media she's leaving Showtime's "Shameless":

In an emotional and heartfelt post on social media, Shameless star Emmy Rossum has announced that she’s leaving the show on which she has starred on for nine seasons.
 
When has the entertainment industry overall ever been nuance and not pandered?

The difference now is the white male centric audience that the entertainment industry is mainly built around is stuck on nostalgia and preserving their "culture" (remake, revive, reboot old TV series & popular movie franchises that make them feel good & right) so now pander heavily to everyone outside that core audience. That diversity mofos hate so much.

More "nerd shit", more "bitch shit", more "nigga shit", more "gay/lessie shit", more "chink shit", more "wetback shit"....the list can go on with all the various non white male centric demographics to pander to.
You're right. There's a lot more stupid than smart there.
 
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