[ SECRET POST #2746 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2746 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

As the other person said, it was that I might be wrong but I don't hear too much about HTTYD being The First Movie By Dreamworks Featuring A Viking Riding A Dragon, but there was an article that flat out referred to an upcoming movie as The First Pixar Movie That Features A Female Lead Who Is A Tomboy And Also Not A Princess.

Movies staring men tend to get discussed on their own merits, movies staring ladies get picked apart for what sets them apart and makes them unique and not like all the other girls.

Re: OP

[raspberryrain]

Well put

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, sjws should really quit doing this. It is really annoying that people keep acting that we have nothing and that is what this really comes down to. Because this generation complains before they bother to learn anything about the world, they are constantly saying: "finally we have this thing I kept complaining that I wanted."

Then people point out that not even two years ago this thing already happened for the millionth time and was really popular, and hell twelve of them were released this year but only this one was popular.

It's like they refuse to acknowledge that something exists unless it becomes so popular they can't avoid it and only then can it count as "existing" and "mattering" and then because they refuse to acknowledge it exists it never gets a following . . . gee, I wonder why things like this don't "exist".