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Topic	Have any of you ever seen the movie, once upon a time in hollywood? spoilers?
WafflehouseJK 12/17/19 11:08:20 AM #16:	JebronLames posted... why is the drama with lee's daughter dumb? so you in no way thought the scene was demeaning to bruce, or anything? boxington posted... but ~~it was seen through Brad Pitt's character's flashback, so it could have been seen through the lens of his bias~~ This is very clearly the intent of the scene, so no, it's not demeaning to Bruce in the slightest. The whole purpose of the film is to be a contemporary fairy tale, with Cliff and Rick as the protagonists, of course it's going to be a little over the top and hyperbolic with showing the abilities of its lead characters. The film never pretends to be an accurate, historical take on literally anything, considering the main characters don't exist, and Sharon Tate, y'know, ~~actually dies in real life.~~ She wants to try and say the film is claiming that Bruce was actually an arrogant shit bag, when almost nothing else in the film is realistic. It's hypocritical and a blatant, intentional misinterpratation of the film to stir up controversy that doesn't exist. --- "She was like, 'Oh, did you see that firefighter? Hes so cute.' And I was like, Mom, I just got blown up." <cite>WafflehouseJK posted [p:931706437] in Have any o... [t:78261095]...</cite> <quote>JebronLames posted... </cite> <quote>why is the drama with lee's daughter dumb? so you in no way thought the scene was demeaning to bruce, or anything?</quote> boxington posted... </cite> <quote>but it was seen through Brad Pitt's character's flashback, so it could have been seen through the lens of his bias </quote>This is very clearly the intent of the scene, so no, it's not demeaning to Bruce in the slightest. The whole purpose of the film is to be a contemporary fairy tale, with Cliff and Rick as the protagonists, of course it's going to be a little over the top and hyperbolic with showing the abilities of its lead characters. The film never pretends to be an accurate, historical take on literally anything, considering the main characters don't exist, and Sharon Tate, y'know, actually dies in real life. She wants to try and say the film is claiming that Bruce was actually an arrogant shit bag, when almost nothing else in the film is realistic. It's hypocritical and a blatant, intentional misinterpratation of the film to stir up controversy that doesn't exist. --- "She was like, 'Oh, did you see that firefighter? Hes so cute.' And I was like, Mom, I just got blown up."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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