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Ok, y’all gonna torch me for this, but I thought we all could laugh at our own expense…
TARGET DEMOGRAPHICS FOR EACH CONTENDER
ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD: “The White Establishment”, upper-class, Brad Pitt fangirls, conservatives, give no Fs about political correctness, had a problem with last 30 mins of Parasite.
PARASITE: Young, POC, LGBTs, women, novelists, liberals, strong dislike for OUATIH.
THE IRISHMAN: Boomers, film aficionados, Catholics
JOKER: ADHDs, alcoholics/pot-users, incels, gamers, scientists, vastly male
Couldn’t think of any for 1917, any ideas?
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1917 joins The Irishman and OUaT…iH as being movies for white men. The cast of 1917 comprises entirely white men, right?
No there’s an Indian actor and a black actor in the movie to correctly show that there were POC in the British military in both world wars which Dunkirk was criticised for not doing.
ReplyCopy URLThis is incorrect. I know plenty of white guys who loved this film. It seems to be the most transcendental in its reception from audiences.
Yes, parasite does have a wide appeal. But don’t think he is incorrect though. Seeems to be the groups he listed definitely pefer parasite over the other 3. Parasite even won best picture from some women and lgtbq critics groups (over actual female led and lgtbq films).
ReplyCopy URLJoker: Reddit conspiracy theorists, Alex Jones stans, Scientologists.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: Perverts, Sex offenders, People who say they can’t be racist because they have black friends.
The Irishman: AFI members, The Pope, Septuagenarians.
1917: WWI armchair generals who obsess over historical accuracy, BFI members, BAFTA.
Parasite: Millenials, English Literature majors, People who’s favourite movie is from the French New Wave.
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Yes, parasite does have a wide appeal. But don’t think he is incorrect though. Seeems to be the groups he listed definitely pefer parasite over the other 3. Parasite even won best picture from some women and lgtbq critics groups (over actual female led and lgtbq films).
Exactly as you said, the list isn’t just limited to these ppl. Of course, I know Parasite is wildly popular with a lot of white ppl. But you ask a group of Koreans which film they’d root for it’s going to be “Parasite” by a far margin compared to a group of random white folks, that’s for sure.
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Ok, y’all gonna torch me for this, but I thought we all could laugh at our own expense… TARGET DEMOGRAPHICS FOR EACH CONTENDER ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD: “The White Establishment”, upper-class, Brad Pitt fangirls, conservatives, give no Fs about political correctness, had a problem with last 30 mins of Parasite. PARASITE: Young, POC, LGBTs, women, novelists, liberals, strong dislike for OUATIH. THE IRISHMAN: Boomers, film aficionados, Catholics JOKER: ADHDs, alcoholics/pot-users, incels, gamers, scientists, vastly male Couldn’t think of any for 1917, any ideas?
well lets be real, this year was the year of dad movies:
ouatih, the irishman, ford v ferrari, joker, 1917, jojo rabbit
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