[ SECRET POST #6247 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6247 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

…who supported Obama for president.

I’ll be honest, I assumed the exact thing you just said and was genuinely shocked to learn how wrong I was.

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

Have you not seen Get Out? Racists can and do absolutely have "good ones" that they like.

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

Lmao I was literally going to say "so did the main characters in Get Out". It doesn't mean anything.

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

I have no idea what Get Out is and always think it’s so weird on FS how everyone assumes everyone has seen the same media. Especially when they’re condescending assholes about it. I was simply sharing just one example.

I didn’t turn up any of the things you posted above so thank you for sharing!

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but in Get Out, several of the white girlfriend's family members pretended they were cool with black people, using the fact they voted for Obama as evidence. Obviously I'll stop there for spoiler reasons.

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

Get Out made a quarter of a billion dollars box office and was nominated for several Oscars. Maybe you live under a rock?

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, some of us just live in not the United States.

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

Hmm. I do not live in the USA but I've watched in cinema and also everyone were talking about it. But whatever no one can hear about everything

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

Get Out grossed $176 million in the United States and Canada and $79.4 million in other territories for a worldwide gross of $255.5 million

Less than $80 million outside of North America. As one of the majority of the people on the planet who lived outside of North America in 2017 when the movie came out, I don’t feel particularly guilty for never having heard of it.

I do miss the days when at least some of FS pretended the US wasn’t the whole world :/

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think theaters where I live even showed it. But I also don't go to the movies much and don't have a TV so I don't tend to get movie ads, so I rarely know what's showing unless it's one of the big inescapable franchises.

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT even though you probably won’t see this LOL

We had Cineworld Unlimited from 1st January, 2016 to 31st December, 2018 and saw almost everything that was released in that three year period. The only exceptions were some children’s films that the cinema restricted seat assignments to people with children.

I did try to look up historical showtimes but couldn’t find any for our cinema :/

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

Hey, you know how some people can't stop bitching about how anime is EVERYWHERE?

I manage to steer clear of it just fine.

People are exposed to different things while hanging out in different circles. It's not impossible that someone would not have heard of a movie that was popular somewhere.

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe you're an ass? DA but I've never seen it and don't know the plot. Not everybody cares about movies.

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

I live in America and I haven't seen it, nor do I know the first thing about the plot. Why? Because I'm not interested in horror movies.

Re: Stephen Colbert

[(Anonymous)]

Fictional characters aren't the best thing to use as examples when you're making a point about how real people operate. Fictional characters do whatever the writers make them do whether or not it's realistic.