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RE: Hwood is the great marketing spin machine . . .

Posted by RGA on June 6, 2020 at 16:36:44:
Race has nothing to do with it, money with strings attached does.
Glad you corrected yourself because you implied previously that it was Asian and Arabs names that were responsible for profit driven movies.
The fault isn't with the chocolate or the chocolate dealer dear Mr. Wonka - it's with the people who crave the chocolate.
Proactive education to get people when they're young to appreciate art and to be highly educated. Since none of that is happening - we become reactionary to the problems that come about down the line. Every problem from lack of taste to Coronavirus to riots and police violence are all "reactions" - and it all stems from not being proactive through early childhood education all the way through high school.
The arts have generally been hacked away in the school systems and phones have reduced attention spans to nil.
The fault is with the public craving to see the latest MCU universe film and eating the Big Mac - get them to value "quality" and the film making industry will be forced to make it - and indeed they will want to make it for a demanding/discriminating public.