I don't know why it always has to come down to skin color, gender, or who you are banging. What happened to simply not being interested in a movie.
I was a never a fan of The Little Mermaid. So it doesn't matter the skin color, I was never going to watch the remake. And the only Disney remakes I've watched are Aladdin, The Lion King, and Mulan. I thought Aladdin and Mulan were decent and The Lion King was forgettable. So with seeing only three out of how many, you expect me to go watch The Little Mermaid? I only watch the remakes I'm somewhat interested in. I was never interested in The Little Mermaid. The animated movie was okay, but as a kid, I reached for the Aladdin or The Lion King VHS more often. I only ever watched The Little Mermaid or even Beauty And The Beast as a kid if one of my sisters had control of the TV/picked the movie we watched, and even then I was only half paying attention. I was more focused on my action figures and Legos that I brought out to the living room.
The Flash I did see (but I saw it on a streaming site), but it was god awful. I'm glad I didn't give it any money. The story was crap and pointless (because of the realization at the end), they make Michael Keaton's Batman a loser (he remains in his house after all these years and runs around like he is Robin Williams in Jumanji or some caveman with long hair and beard) and then they kill him off twice onscreen plus a crap ton offscreen/in an implied way, Past Barry/Flash is super annoying, we see Ezra Miller's ass, Zod is barely used (pretty much all his screen time is in the trailers), and let's bring back George Clooney's Bruce Wayne/Batman aka the worst Bruce/Batman. So yeah. Nothing to do with what Ezra Miller is into sexually or identifies as in real life. The movie was complete trash.
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