Comments by "A.J. Hart" (@cobbler88) on "Top 10 Movie Tropes that Would Not Fly Today" video.

Thing is, some of these changes actually portray the world in a LESS accurate way.
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They pump out a LOT of vids. There can't possibly be much thought that goes into them. Heck, check out the ones about the best "one-hit wonders." In the intro they admit that the bands may have had more than one hit, but are mainly REMEMBERED for one hit. So, basically, some of their one-hit wonders are not one-hit wonders. But, hey, ya need 10 for a list, right?
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Of course. And why point out the actual enemies when we can use something more generic that actually muddles reality?
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iamlarryjones jr. Not really sure how that's a response to my post, but okay.
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iamlarryjones jr. I didn't write anything of the kind. If you're going to respond, please respond to what's actually written, not your interpretation and extrapolation of it. I was pretty straightforward.
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iamlarryjones jr. If you're going to put something in quotes, at least get the friggin' word right. I think we've come about as far as we're going to come in this discussion. Take care.
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Listen to almost any interview after an NBA finals game and tell me that those players are being "ironic" in how they speak.
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Note how Mojo and the like pretend that "change" and "progress" are synonymous.
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Did anyone notice that in some of these cases we have moved toward LESS accurate portrayals of reality?
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aWalkThroughLife Yes. There are idiots all over.
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benjovi55 Oh sure! The next thing you're going to tell me is that "Sixteen Candles" is NOT about rape!
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Of course, black-face hasn't really been a thing in a century, and red-/yellow-face haven't really been done since the 1960s, but let's pretend this is a relevant entry. Even when black-face was used in "Soul Man" and "Tropic Thunder," it was drawing attention to itself - not used as a method to allow whites to portray blacks.
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