[ SECRET POST #2447 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2447 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

No, I'm sorry, while I was watching that movie, I knew exactly what the characters were going to do and how they were going to react to everything. It felt like I had seen them in several movies already. And their skin colors? White male main character is nothing new. I've also seen white male characters move on after losing family before. Black authority figures are pretty common. For example, I've been seeing black presidents in movies for years. It's nice, but it's not innovative. Hot Asian chick is nothing new either. In fact, lots of male anime fans fantasise about getting an Asian girlfriend, and since Pacific Rim is inspired by mecha anime, I would have been more surpriesed if the leading female was white. And they kissed at the end, didn't they? Or were they interrupted? It was completely obvious that they were falling in love/already in love. I would have been happy if they'd just been friends, because that would have been different, but that was not a friendship ending.

And please don't even mention the 'nerd' people. The way they were turned into some really awkward, really bad comic relief actually offended me. Oh, look at the funny nerds, they're so silly and awkward, ha ha ha ha no. But if you think it's okay that nerds are always the comic relief, good for you or something. Enjoy your stereotypes.