Disney has a habit of retcon

True

Most of the Milennial generation grew up on completely reworked imaginings of various fairy tales by the company.

I like Disney's 2D animated movies

You know why these failed characters are coming over? Someone high up has looked at recent trends, didn't say "oh, these comics must be shit, let's fix this." They said "oh, no one reads comics anymore, movies are were they are now"

And they think the loudest autistics are the actual readers.

It's the same bs over and over and over again.

Tip: They don't read comics. They just complain and "critique" them.

To be fair, they had massive turnover on the Black Panther movie without it transitioning back into comics. They might think that the identity crap might actually fly there

Political activist hate a medium, they ree on Twitter, out of touch business men go "OMG, everyone is gonna boycott us" and so they hire some of those political activist to "fix" the problem, and that is exactly what they do.... But since the medium is the problem, that means they kill it

The squeaky wheel gets the grease, as the saying goes

@N.Rondain Why would anyone be triggered over Captain Marvel?

Captain marvel looks great

Similar to the talk above about Ironheart, the initial concerns are mostly comics based speculation grounded in how the characters are currently being handled.

If the movies are good, then great. No harm.

Well, they're adapting the original character instead of the Pakistani rip-off

Brie Larson is a great actress

But the directors haven't made any good movies so far...

and having 7 writers isn't a good sign

Yeah, that's the captain marvel movie they're making. I'm reserving judgement until I see a trailer.

There's been talk about making a Kamala movie or episodic series as well.

Ack, seven writers?

A bunch of the writers are producers...

Anna Boden ... (screenplay by)
Liz Flahive ... (screenplay by)
Ryan Fleck ... (screenplay by)
Meg LeFauve ... (screenplay by)
Carly Mensch ... (screenplay by)
Nicole Perlman ... (screenplay by)
Geneva Robertson-Dworet ... (screenplay by)

Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck are the directors as well

Meg LeFauve was a writer on Inside out and The Good Dinosaur

Liz Flahive is a producer

Carly Mensch is also a producer

Nicole Perlman was a writer on the Original Guardians of the galaxy

And the only thing Geneva Robertson-Dworet was a writer on Tomb Raider...

and nothing else

Certainly sounds like a too many cooks situation, but I'll still see how it looks on trailer drop. I feel like there's too many people getting their jimmies pre-rustled over it.

If a movie has more than 4 writers, there's a very high chance of it getting fucked up.

6/7 female writing staff

one hyphenated.

okay, just to jerk myself off a bit. @Grenade123 here, I told you and everyone here that Marx was probably against centralization and wanted decentralization. Although here he talks against the current capitalist centralisation and gives an example of how centralisation can be done properly.

If you want more context, I'm sorry but citing half a page on phone is kinda too much work to give proper context

??? My image?

Welp, not sure if it glitches or my image won't get uploaded

byt let me cite

Das Kapital volume 1 page 437
"Capital grows in one place to a huge mass in a single hand, because it has in another place been lost by many. This is centralisation proper, as distinct from accumulation and concentration."

Damn... It is hard to cite that book without it being missleading or require trust (my explanation of the context requires you to trust me not only to tell the truth, but also to not have missunderstood it myself) or the actual pages

He still says that centralisation is bad in this case but he differs between centralisation and accumulation as you can see

I only listen to the one and only expert on marxism: Sceneable