Yeah, an old starlet living off the past and a half dozen of unknown actors making *beep* movies trying to pitch in about things they most likely are totally clueless about. Great job they are doing indeed.
shareSome of those artists don't even live in Brazil and they don't have to care about unemployment because they receive government money.
They are a bunch of losers who wouldn't ever be able to survive on their own.
Dilma was impeached by an independent judiciary and elected officials and with full support of the Brazilian population.
Standing up for democracy. It was great to see that.
Standing up for their own paychecks. The director of this movie is buddies with a politician who got him a nice position where he gets to cash a fat paycheck, in addition to use government money to fund his movies.
And he still has the nerve to call tens of millions of people who went to the streets to protest against the government, the vast majority of the population, coupists.
In what universe is this even remotely acceptable?
Deixa de ser burra, querida. Um filme custa muito sim, tem muitos profissionais e muito trabalho envolvido. Vai puxar saco de diretor e ator milionário de Hollywood então, ridícula.
shareThat doesnt give them any hint of a right to cuss the population while they are using tax money to fund that POS of a movie.
shareA movie that you haven't seen. OK. A word for you: Democracy.
Goodbye.
Yep! The same principle they used to go out on a limb and say a bunch of nonsense. That's democracy for you.
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You're supposed to like it as well, so you can say *beep* about a movie you haven't seen.
There's no coup in Brazil, Impeachment is under the law.
Dilma broke the fiscal responsibility law by delaying repayments to state-owned banks.
choooora mortadela kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
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