[SkyDancer]

Hollyweird folks complain about guns but yet this movie had 163 shootings.

[CaptainAmiigaf]

Yeah, that movie had more shootings than the typical Chicago weekend.
Not that I saw the film, now will I, but I must ask...
“Who were the 163 people shot” and why are so many flocking to watch the carnage? Just curious.
This is the first mass shooting film I am aware of where the number of shooting victims are well publicized.

[rlmorel]

This guy is a real black superhero: Robert Smalls: A slave who stole a Confederate military transport, wore a stolen uniform from the Captain to impersonate him, sailed her to Union vessels past Confederate vessels using the stolen code book and hand signals, convinced the Union to fully allow blacks to fight for the union, and successfullyran for Congress in the South after the war.

THAT would make a great movie, wouldn't it? But it will never be told, because that would highlight the Republican stance towards slavery, as well as Democrat complicity in keeping slavery, so...that movie will never be made.

As for this movie, I won't see it. There are plenty of CGI based superhero movies that don't masquerade as a politically correct lesson on slavery. I am not knocking those who go, that is their business, it just isn't for me.

[UCANSEE2]

Hollyweird folks complain about guns but yet this movie had 163 shootings.

They are simply giving people what they want. Think about that for a second.

Without SEX and VIOLENCE, Hollywood would have gone bankrupt 50 years ago.

[Bubba_Leroy]

Hollyweird folks complain about guns but yet this movie had 163 shootings.

Cigarettes were banned from movies and TV because watching someone smoke on TV causes children to smoke.

But drugs, sex and violence in the media have no effect.