Poll of the Day > Another Disney ORIGINAL Movie is being REMADE with an ALL MINORITY CAST!!!

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Another Disney Classic Original Movie is getting a remake for Disney+..this time it's Halloween movie UNDER WRAPS and it will star an all MINORITY cast this time!!

It will star Christian J. Simon, Malachi Barton, Sophia Hammons who will revive and release a mummy leading up to Halloween. The Mummy will be played by Phil Wright who they named "Harold" and is actually a sweet mummy who needs help but while trying to rush him back to his resting place, the kids are chased by a group of criminals intent on selling the mummy to the highest bidder.

The original 1997 cast was played by Adam Wylie, Mario Yedidia and Clara Bryant who also played the same name of the characters in the remake..

Filming will begin next week in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Does it bother you that they are remaking it with a minority cast?

Old Cast -

https://i.imgur.com/A41qDHg.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/CxgvNT6.jpg

New Cast -

https://i.imgur.com/y1wDsjd.jpg
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No, I don't see why this would bother anyone unless they're racist. I doubt this movie has rabid fans obsessed with fidelity to the original characters' races. Haven't seen the original and doubt I'll see the remake.

I remember this from when I was younger...
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Is anyone really surprised at this point?

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Couldn't care less.

Could be worse they could use the original cast again....no seriously that movie was worse than the garbage pail kids movie

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I'm guessing we'll see 2-3 instances of people bringing this up to rage at the SJW bogeyman between now and about a month after its release, all of which will be largely ignored. That'll be about the extent of discussion around it, because nobody cares about this movie in any capacity.

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It will suck either way like pretty much every other recent Disney remake, so I dont care.

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Calling this movie a "Classic" is a stretch.

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Lol diversity. Another failure incoming.

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JigsawTDC posted...

No, I don't see why this would bother anyone unless they're racist.

Deliberately recasting an all-white cast with an all-minority cast is a pretty racist move, tbh. It's very conspicuous.

JigsawTDC posted...

I doubt this movie has rabid fans obsessed with fidelity to the original characters' races. Haven't seen the original and doubt I'll see the remake.

Which is one reason why the move won't engender much controversy. The other bigger part being that it's going this way instead of the other way. No matter how small or insignificant the original might have been, the internet would have exploded if an all-minority cast was replaced with an all-white cast.

ScritchOwl posted...

Could be worse they could use the original cast again....no seriously that movie was worse than the garbage pail kids movie

It really wasn't. It was lousy from what I remember, but GPK was just straight-up terrible. The NC review actually makes GPK look better than it was.

DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted...

Calling this movie a "Classic" is a stretch.

This so hard.

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The_tall_midget posted...

Lol diversity. Another failure incoming.

What are you, a nationalist too?

Well seeing how you disagree with everything I say, I could probably make you one by calling nationalism bad.

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Also duckbear intentionally frames his topics to be as antagonizing as possible and it's completely useless. It's a movie about 4 black kids. He's actually trying to make Conservatives more Conservative.

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DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted...

Calling this movie a "Classic" is a stretch.

So is calling it a 'movie'.

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I have fond memories of many Disney straight-to-TV movies. This is not one of them.

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The only thing that bothers me is that kids today don't get as much original content as kids used to.

Imagine being a kid now, and then growing up to be like "oh man, the Lion King Remake, Aladdin Remake, and Mulan Remake. That was my childhood!"

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I've never heard of this movie so I don't care.

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faramir77 posted...

Imagine being a kid now, and then growing up to be like "oh man, the Lion King Remake, Aladdin Remake, and Mulan Remake. That was my childhood!"

At least they also had Tangled, Frozen, Zootopia, and Wreck-It Ralph.

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Should it bother me?

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Yellow posted...

What are you, a nationalist too?

Well seeing how you disagree with everything I say, I could probably make you one by calling nationalism bad.

"We need less black people in movies and more white people."

Did that statement sound racist? If yes, the opposite is the same. Forced diversity is garbage and always will be.

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faramir77 posted...

The only thing that bothers me is that kids today don't get as much original content as kids used to.

Imagine being a kid now, and then growing up to be like "oh man, the Lion King Remake, Aladdin Remake, and Mulan Remake. That was my childhood!"

And then realizing the originals still exist and you can watch them any time.

"I am freaking out over nothing."

There were lots of remakes in the ninties as well.

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creativerealms posted...

And then realizing the originals still exist and you can watch them any time.

Kids generally don't give a shit about stuff released before their time.

creativerealms posted...

There were lots of remakes in the ninties as well.

Such as? I can remember them bringing back old cartoon TV series as a modern movie in the 90s, but that's not the same as fully remaking a previous one-off movie.

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I liked it as a kid. I don't care now.

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I don't mind a diverse cast or a single race cast. Well as long as its believabe.

Like in assassin's creed valhalla I would only expect to see the demographic for that region for that time period. Heck technically they can shoe horn an american native in as vikings were the first european visitors to the new world.

If they ever made an "dream time" movie about aborigines a white person should be nowhere near the cast even as a narrator,

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ScritchOwl posted...

I don't mind a diverse cast or a single race cast. Well as long as its believabe.

Like in assassin's creed valhalla I would only expect to see the demographic for that region for that time period. Heck technically they can shoe horn an american native in as vikings were the first european visitors to the new world.

If they ever made an "dream time" movie about aborigines a white person should be nowhere near the cast even as a narrator,

See, that makes too much sense for the crazies, the only thing that matter is muh diversity.

Also, quick rule for people with too much common sense:

It's cultural appropriation when a Caucasian does something that is apparently not Caucasian-ish (according to the actual racist idiots). But when another race does something attributed to Caucasians, it's called diversity and is now totally acceptable.

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Zeus posted...

Deliberately recasting an all-white cast with an all-minority cast is a pretty racist move, tbh. It's very conspicuous.

No, it's not racist. I haven't seen the movie, but a read through of the plot and synopsis tell me that their racial identity of white isn't important to the movie in the slightest, nor addressed. No one has placed importance on their white identity.

The reason why it's often racist to recast in the reverse direction (whitewashing), is because people often *do* place importance on the racial identity of the character, particularly those from the same or similar racial background as the character. And it's partly and precisely because they feel they have been under represented. So to destroy the cultural connection between the character and those who identify with said character is racist.

I mean, I guess I shouldn't be surprised the guy defending rallies with Nazi flags and signs calling for ethnic cleansing is being purposely disingenuous about racism.

I honestly don't even remember this movie, and I don't see how anyone would care. It's just some random kids.

NVM I don't even bother to read to see our left leaning centrists have come in to indicate they in fact do care about nothing. They insist on hitting new lows.

I don't care about Disney at all and haven't since 2003.

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Well, I never even heard of this movie, so I guess I dont care. Have fun, people.

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It sounds terrible but they can do as they please. How many people even remember the original? Probably not alot of attachment to the original so most people will not even know it's a reboot.

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Why bother remaking a movie like this? You can literally just make a new comedic mummy movie. No one cares about "Under Wraps"

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Garlands_Soul posted...

Why bother remaking a movie like this? You can literally just make a new comedic mummy movie. No one cares about "Under Wraps"

Cheaper and quicker while getting the same amount of views.

no what troubles arv is that they brag about having all minorities arv doesntk now if they are bragging but it comes off that way

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Where's the "Who gives a shit" choice?

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