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⌈ Secret Post #5122 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I enjoyed that movie. I honestly don't get why people hated it.

[philstar22]

Because casting Johannson as that character and how they wrote it was racist.

[kallanda_lee]

Was it, though? Having seen it it felt like the discomfort of being in a very different body from yours was...sort of the point? And I though the creator was in favor of her casting?

Though I must concede I only part of the manga, and I recall it being rather different.

[philstar22]

In my opinion it was still a white person playing an Asian character, regardless. And the ending just made it worse. I'm not Japanese and can't speak for them, but from what I've seen a lot of actual Japanese people disliked it too.

[(Anonymous)]

Imo, if they do it with dire respect to the original character then it's generally fine. (after all you can cast a character out of race and have them master the role) So being white isn't so much a problem to me as a respectful representation.

[(Anonymous)]

The manga is completely totally divorced from any of the anime adaptations IIRC so IDK how useful that comparison is

It seems like a really inescapably Japanese character and series to me but IDK

[(Anonymous)]

I think a lot of people didn't like the movie because it reduced the core of what made gits great into a shallow imitation of what it is. Pretty endemic to Hollywood adaptations I suppose.