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Hello I am an NPC and I am ready to be subconsciously influenced against environmental activists by watching this film (359)

Greenpeace is out there flying drones into nuclear plants to protest nuclear energy so it's not really that hard to be against extremist groups (-17)

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Is it the ex-soldier turned window cleaner part or Daisy Ridley (all 125lbs of badass) kicking butt? How could this sound moronic to you? (444)

Why does the woman's weight always come up in these conversations, when 90% of action cinema features absurd physical match ups by design? We never blinked at Arnie and his inflated physique and inability to fight or hold a gun properly.  (-17)

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Ah the good old "defending the poor energy company from the evil climate activist" heroA fight we can all get behindCheering for those brave ultra rich peaceful altruistic energy companies and against those selfish evil violent climate activists will surely feel really natural and resonate really well with modern society (386)

You didn't actually read the premise, did you?The activists' plan is hijacked by actual terrorists and the main character sets out to take them and the corrupt energy moguls down. (7)

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See, the problem with this complaint is that 80% of the time, if you actually paid attention to the media, said "comically evil thing" the villain does after they state their "good point" actually completely in-character for them.Making "a good point" shouldn't change the fact that someone behaves like a villain the whole time.The whole reason they're labeled as a villain is because they went too far and potentially result in the same destructive feats they're supposedly opposing. In these scenarios, the hero usually learns from them and addresses the point in a non-destructive way.Killmonger is a hypocrite who wanted to be the oppressor instead of destroying oppression.The Riddler never cared about helping the less privileged; only getting revenge on people he blames for his misery, like a larger-scale school shooter.Thanos was ultimately just a narcissist who wanted to be validated as a savior.The Flagsmashers, though, completely deserve this criticism. (25)

But that is the complaint. They're not saying it's out of character for those villains to be evil. They're saying the problem is that the villains were written to be that extreme in the first place since it prevents the anyone from addressing the problem the villains bring up in any substantive way, and they end up dealing a lot more with the damage the villains caused. (12)

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If someone is the type of person to think that one data point constitutes a pattern, then I don't know what can be done, other than be entirely moralistic in our art. "The good guys always win and the bad guys always lose," and all that.If the message of the movie is that climate activism is bad, then I'll take issue. But I'm not going to demand that climate activists, as individual characters and people, are always portrayed in a positive light. (1)

It's not one data point. 1- the people held hostage and in need of saving are energy company corpos; 2- those holding them hostage with weapons are climate activists; 3- those climate activists are being manipulated unknowingly by violent terrorists; 4- our hero is specifically focused on saving the corpos (and yes, maybe a token good activist).It's like how Silence of the Lambs actually states the murderer isn't a transsexual (language used at the time), but all that anyone remembers is a 'man who wants to be a woman and kills women to wear their skin' (again, how it's presented in the film, not an accurate view of transpeople). AKA it comes off as a transperson who violently kills women in order to become one.Similarly, while the details of the script might present some climate activists sympathetically, and probably even throws in some shitty billionaire CEO, all anyone's going to take away from it is that the climate activists were optimistic fools who got tricked into violence ... (3)

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Ah another movie GROOMING people into believing that Activists are a threat and the problem. It's such a typical movie trope done by the rich. Oh you like saving the environment? Here's a movie where the villain is like you but… takes it too far!!!!Oh you want to end economic disparity? Here's a movie where the villain is like you but….. takes it too FARR!!!!Oh you want a movie where people want the military to stop fricking devastating their country? Here's a movie where the villains share your view but take it to FAARRRR!!!!!!!sit down. Shut the frick up. Enjoy this shitty movie we paid 150 million for to lose money. I am so fricking sick of Hollywood ect making real causes, issues, the bad guy in their movies. It's totally a fricking thing. (2)

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