G. "We just had to leave, not only to feed our interior child,
but besides to support this young actor (Rachel Zegler)
who spoke so openly about the destiny of the Palestinians,
And who got so hurt for her attitude.
Makov- Looks like the symmediates have condemned this film
in view of Rachel Ziegler's position on Gaza and
Perhaps we were entered unconsciously.
In this way, we are mentally controlled.
with G
(henrymakow.com)
Hi Henry, my husband and I went to see a movie Snow White.
We went to light up any nostalgia behind our youth, but besides to see a task that caused so much controversy.
Little people are upset that they have not been hired or that they are poorly portrayed; the main stars in a very public conflict over genocide in the Gaza Strip.
We simply had to go there, not only to feed our interior child, but besides to support this young actor (Rachel Zegler), who spoke so openly about the destiny of the Palestinians and who criticised her position so harshly.
We went there hoping that the art would go beyond controversy, and of course we know that it is impossible to make everyone happy.
Anyway, here are my observations:
The movie wasn't truly that good.
I am profoundly convinced that Gal Gadot, who played the cult evil queen, ruined it.
Her acting game was terrible and in no way represented the dark and cunning wickedness of the first evil queen.
And what's worse (it was a musical) can't sing.
Many flat notes; I can't realize how a manager and/or sound engineers could let her get distant with this.
In general, I think I'd give him a C+. There were respective magical/touching moments, both in sentiments and photos, but not adequate to fuel the nostalgia we were all looking for.
any mainstream media attribute a low consequence of ticket sales of young Rachael Zegler, who played Snow White.
I completely disagree; She was good at this film, and my individual opinion is that she only collects heat due to the fact that she bravely spoke of genocide in Gaza and the destiny of the Palestinian people.
They let her beloved save her life; It seldom happens in today's films, but it was noted that she needed and loved him.
Well, we know the news lies, but our eyes and ears don't.
My husband liked the movie a small more than I did. He pointed to the similarities to today's planet as regards the fall and so many corrupt leaders.
Finally, there was a scene in which all those who fought on the side of the good wondered what life looked like before the evil queen took over, and then 1 by 1 they looked at the camera and said, "I remember." - I remember. - I remember.
It was very moving and made us reflect on life as it was a fewer decades ago, on life as it should be, as it could be: loving, helpful, compassionate and FREE.
I mean, who needs a bad queen or a dictator king?
actual leaders work with people and know that we are all kings and queens on our own rights, full capable of cooperating and pushing life forward.
Anyway, who doesn't want a good movie?
So now, after decades of specified a large amount of Hollywood, we anticipate something better than today's offer, not only in film, but besides in theatre and all another forms of art.
There was a time erstwhile artists pointed the way, helped advance evolution and made life beautiful, productive, adventurous, funny, interesting, questionable, experimental and hopeful!!
I hope that we will witness a return to this topic.
Wishful thinking, but it would be large if artists themselves signed only for high-quality, uplifting, thought-provoking and pro-human projects; It would be a gift to humanity.
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Mike Stone's first comment
I liked today's G-post, and I agree with quite a few what she said.
On the 1 hand, it's good that the movie is bombing due to the fact that Disney is the personification of evil.
On the another hand, I admire Rachel Zegler, the lead singer, for speaking publically and honestly about a subject most people have been intimidated and forced to stay silent.
Zegler is now blamed for the mediocre results of the box office film. Of course, the media is buzzing about this story, and the Americans are buying it, but the reality is that it has nothing to do with the movie's weak cash scores.
She didn't compose the script. She's not the 1 who directed the movie. She had nothing to say in any of the creative decisions behind the film. It besides gave no green light to the excessive and wasteful budget of the film.
All she did was memorize the lines that individual else wrote, and then give the manager the show that he and the movie producers wanted her to give.
In all respect, she did an admirable job. No 1 criticized her performance.
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