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originally posted by: argentus
My favorite Christmas movie is The Ref with Denis Leary, Judy Davis and Kevin Spacey. It really -- for me -- incorporates the real feel of Christmas. It is more than a movie that centers around Christmas.
originally posted by: Atsbhct
a reply to: BlueJacket
I wasn't really arguing. I hope everyone enjoys their respective holidays, Christmas included. It's just funny how the cycle of being the woke and unwoke never ends.
originally posted by: CloneFarm1000
originally posted by: VierEyes
a reply to: HawkEyi
No one who matters, namely us, gives a rat's a-- what the woke think about our Christmas movies.
Continue to enjoy them. Buy the DVDs before they are banned.
Let them ban Xmas films
I'll buy them and sell them for huge profits.
originally posted by: sarahvital
maybe someday we can get all the woke movies and burn them in a pile putting it on social media.
originally posted by: HawkEyi
As Seth's Rogen Christmas's Santa Inc had being getting backlash, negativity reviewed by most on the internet and majority of YT content creators not liking it.
The Woke brigade are going after the classic Christmas movies. Calling the classic hit movies sexist, Problematic, Misogynist Fatphobic, Racist. While some critics want you to embrace the new Santa Inc.
Imagine being upset over a Holiday movie.
Now the woke brigade are coming for your Christmas films! Twitter critics say Love Actually 'rewards toxic men', 'archaic' Bridget Jones champions sexual harassment and Jack Black is a 'dangerous sociopath' in The Holiday
But criticism has been mounting over staples like Richard Curtis' Love Actually, The Holiday and It's a Wonderful Live, with women's lifestyle site Refinery29 taking festive films apart and lambasting the 'toxic' male characters.
Meanwhile social media users have been ripping into some of the country's most beloved movies, including Bridget Jones's Diary, starring Renee Zellweger, for 'sexual harassment, fatphobia and everyday sexism'.