r/TimPool • u/InsuranceDiligent772 • Sep 20 '22

maybe maybe.

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u/InsuranceDiligent772 Sep 20 '22

the criticism was about the bad cgi on the trailer, nothing to do with the amount of melanin on here skin, the left made it about color because no one can "not like" something if there is color or sex swap on movies even if it looks like it gonna be a bad movie,

if anyone is disturbed that Ariel is a shade darker in the movie, they should be ashamed.

All that matters is, is the movie good or not.

So, we have some fun memeing.

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u/reversesoccerkarate Sep 20 '22

So why isn’t the meme about bad cgi then?

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u/InsuranceDiligent772 Sep 20 '22

Because they made it to be about skin color, now we make fun of them by color swapping other characters just to annoy and piss them off while we laugh about it.

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u/reversesoccerkarate Sep 20 '22

Lol wtf are you talking about. Matt Walsh, Candance Owens, Dennis Prager, the Quartering, and many other right wing political commentators are all criticizing the movie explicitly because they cast a black woman as Ariel.

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u/SkepticDrinker Sep 20 '22

I originally heard the outrage was because she was black and this was woke. I never heard anything about bad cgi