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I dislike this franchise because of their stereotypical and racist portrayal of Scandinavians. This is the 21st century, how about a little bit of subtlety and nuance in our films instead of falling back again and again on threadbare use of harmful tropes and racially insensitive archetypes?
Not seen the first film but read the book. From what I can tell there's almost no resemblance.
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Coolyo294 wrote:Short answer: No.
Long answer: Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
Bromsy wrote: I dislike this franchise because of their stereotypical and racist portrayal of Scandinavians. This is the 21st century, how about a little bit of subtlety and nuance in our films instead of falling back again and again on threadbare use of harmful tropes and racially insensitive archetypes?
Bromsy wrote: I dislike this franchise because of their stereotypical and racist portrayal of Scandinavians. This is the 21st century, how about a little bit of subtlety and nuance in our films instead of falling back again and again on threadbare use of harmful tropes and racially insensitive archetypes?
hotsauceman1 wrote: Wow, Me and Cincydooley agree on something, The TV series is great.
I think you have a lot of very "college aged kid" viewpoints on "big world" issues, just like I did when I was your age. Pop culture we seem to see pretty eye to eye on.
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