Recently, the most controversial is the movie "The Little Mermaid".
The most controversial thing about "The Little Mermaid" is in casting, but there is no doubt that Disney made the right decision.
The relevant media of the beautiful country called "The Little Mermaid" the most successful live-action film adapted.
Because of Harley Bailey, "The Little Mermaid" was praised as Disney's most wonderful film and television work in a decade.
Therefore, it was greatly saved by the black community, who called the heroine Harley Bailey the "most perfect" Little Mermaid.
A considerable number of black children exclaimed when they saw "Mermaid", "Ariel" has the same skin color as me, she is so beautiful.
"The Little Mermaid" Ariel instantly became their most popular Disney princess character.
Such Disney princesses are simply doomed to the original party, destroying the original image of Ariel in their hearts.
They strongly appealed: "Give them back an Ariel from a fairy tale."
South Korea, where appearance is supreme, said that Disney is crazy, and such an ugly person still plays a princess.
South Korean audiences directly did not buy it, and only received $15,000 on the first day of release.
In the mainland, it has received a box office of nearly 500,000 US dollars, mourning its misfortune and anger!
Among them, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Beijing, and Jiangsu contributed the most, which shows that the blackening in these areas is a bit serious!
Disney's large-scale production with an investment of nearly $200 million, and the box office is so low, it can really be described as miserable.
In fact, this is not surprising, the beautiful national film and television wrapped in skin color has gone on another path.
It is rumored on the Internet that Netflix has handed over the actor of Luo Ji, the sword bearer of "The Three-Body Problem", to black John Ed Poe.
Readers who are familiar with the three-body fan should know that the logic of the wall-faced person is the only Chinese among the wall-faced people, who has seen Ye Wenjie and learned cosmic sociology from Ye Wenjie, thereby inferring the law of the "dark forest" and creating an era of deterrence.
Netflix conspired to change the roles that belonged to the descendants of Yanhuang to blacks without authorization to curry favor with the black community, which is not the first time that American film and television have done this.
In the documentary "Cleopatra", as early as the beginning of the documentary, it was abused and attacked by countless people, for no other reason, or skin color.
"Upside Down Black and White" Netflix can be regarded as ripe, and this "sexy witch in the world" in Shakespeare's mouth has become a black man.
It's simply a distortion of the historical truth, you must know that Netflix is making a documentary, not a movie.
In the play, she and Julius Caesar's children are also played by black people, think of the time when Julius Caesar saw such a "black queen of Egypt with an explosive head".
A line that makes me inexplicably think of range.
Take this to test the cadres, which cadre cannot withstand such a test.
It is estimated that this Caesar has the heart to directly destroy the country, will there be a Cleopatra in the future?
IMD directly gave a shockingly low score of 1.1, and the minimum rating of IMDbicon is 1 point.
Out of humanitarianism, our Douban still gave this work a high score of 2.5, which is much higher than the brothers in the West Eighth District of 2.1.
In the context of the surging movements in Europe and the United States, not only Netflix and Disney began to do so, but also Hollywood and the Marvel Cinematic Universe series.
Transformers have also fallen, and the heroine of "Transformers 7: The Rise of the Power Warriors" is a black actress named Dominic Fishbuck.
Look at the heroine of the previous Transformers, and see it from above.
Megan Fox became a model at the age of 13 and won the American Model Award in the 1999 Model Contest held in South Carolina; Later, she became a film and television actress and one of the sexiest women in the world.
Rosie Hendington-Wheatley, British supermodel.
The heroine Nicola Peltz
What we see now is that European and American films and television have begun to bias the correct style in casting, and they have begun to regard skin color as the first factor, and the actors, plot, and intention are all put behind.
In such an environment, we can expect how far the European and American film and television culture wrapped in skin color can go.
Disney's rollover is the best witness.
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