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originally posted by: Profusion
3. Finn
You can leave an unjust situation out of your own volition but if you do, you'll be hunted down in a brutal way. I can still see the shot of Rey offering Finn her hand in my mind's eye.
What's the subliminal message? The black person needs a white person's help. And of course, the black character was one of the first to die, old movie cliche.
originally posted by: Profusion
What's the subliminal message? The black person needs a white person's help. And of course, the black character was one of the first to die, old movie cliche.
originally posted by: Profusion
Subliminal messages: The bad guy is ugly, the bad is obviously evil. I believe that's programming so people won't see what the Bible warns people about: "Satan disguises himself as an angel of light." Program people to think that supremely evil people look hideous and are obviously evil. You may argue that Kylo Ren was played by a handsome actor thus breaking that rule. I would say that was a different message altogether: You can be evil and good looking and attractive too. They've got it all covered.
originally posted by: Puppylove
I'll be honest, I didn't like Fen, he seemed like comic relief and poor acting. I couldn't get into his character, he made the movie feel like a bad saturday night live skit. Which is upsetting, his role could have been a good one.
originally posted by: Danowski
But thats just the opinion of a nutter, go back watching TV - we all know you can't make it without.
Edit: The average American spends 5 hours a day watching television. Plus 8 hours of work, 8 hours of sleep. 21 out of 24 hours already gone - sounds healthy.