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White man saves black woman from something (anything)
White man saves asian woman from something (anything)
white man is hero.
the end.

White man saves black woman from something (anything)
White man saves asian woman from something (anything)
white man is hero.
the end.
I'm trying real hard to understand why anyone should give a fuck that you, "Have Not One Iota What The Fuck This New Halle Berry/Tom Hanks Movie Is About.."![]()



What?It's one of those films that does not that allow much margin for error. The pace of the film has to precise that it is not too slow for audience or they will be bored and it's not too fast that the audience will become lost with the storyline. As a dreamer, I have high for this movie that allow for more intellectually stimulating experience.

You got a d/l for it?Read the book FIRST!!!
I'm still on it.
Gotta admit, it's a bit of a hard read though.
Wow this is a cool concept....Movie seems loosely based on the mastery of dimensions beyond the third...
5 Old-Timey Prejudices That Still Show Up in Every Movie
Think for a minute about the last time you saw a black guy with a white woman in a mainstream movie. OK, now take away every single movie where they're using that relationship to preach to us about racism. So that knocks out Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, Jungle Fever, Save the Last Dance, Far From Heaven and any incarnation of Othello.
In other words, try to think of movies where the relationship is just treated as a normal, everyday thing (keep in mind, in real life one in seven new American marriages are between members of different races). Mia and Marsellus Wallace in Pulp Fiction? Actually, that couple never appears on screen together. We'll give you two: Rachel Getting Married and Love Actually.
Now, think about the last time you saw a white guy get it on with a black lady (and again, where race wasn't a major theme of the movie). The list is surprisingly long: The Bodyguard, Die Another Day, The Score, Boiler Room, Mission Impossible II, Austin Powers in Goldmember, Avatar (kinda), The Princess and the Frog, Star Trek the movie, Star Trek the TV show and just about every movie Halle Berry's ever been in.
So What's the Deal?
It's not just our imagination. The "Audiences Don't Want to See Black Men Taking Our White Women" thing is so ingrained that Will Smith claims that Cameron Diaz lost the lead role opposite him in the movie Hitch because producers were worried about "the nation's problem of seeing a black man and a white woman getting intimate." So, Cuban-American Eva Mendes was cast instead. Hollywood has apparently decided that Mendes is a nice compromise to the black man/white woman problem -- she gets those roles again and again and again.
This one goes allll the way back to 1915's Birth of a Nation. Today, it's a punchline about how racist everyone used to be, but it was the first movie shown in the White House screening room to then President Woodrow Wilson. Up until the 1960s, it was widely regarded as the greatest American movie. And the second half of the movie is essentially a slasher flick in which "renegade slaves" (white guys in black face) play the role of Jason Voorhees, and pretty white girls play the role of ... well, the pretty white girls in slasher movies. It even has the standard "TURN AROUND HE'S RIGHT BEHIND YOU!" slasher movie shot as she's stalked by the monster ...
And the part where she throws herself off of a cliff to avoid being raped by a black man ...
D.W. Griffith's movie was a hit because he knew how to strike a chord of terror with white audiences. In today's era of political correctness, it seems pretty telling that Hollywood works so hard to avoid even accidentally touching that same chord.
Think we're making it up? Then how do you explain The Pelican Brief? In the book, the guy and the girl do it, because he's a suave guy saving a damsel in distress and because that's what happens in every single work of fiction ever. In the movie, starring Denzel Washington and Julia Roberts at their most doable, they hugged. They were alone for the night in a cabin, and they hugged!
http://www.cracked.com/article_19549_5-old-timey-prejudices-that-still-show-up-in-every-movie.html
White man saves black woman from something (anything)
White man saves asian woman from something (anything)
white man is hero.
the end.
White man saves black woman from something (anything)
White man saves asian woman from something (anything)
white man is hero.
the end.


you hooked me up now I dont have to watch this bullshit. WOuld not pay money for thisElaborate...

What?![]()
Seems pretty cool,not confusing at all. Just from looking at the trailer it seems that Hanks and Berry are connected together regardless of life,death,past,present or future.
But I'm sorry, the whole time I'm watching this trailer, I'm was thinking about this article below..

But this movie is basically about Universal Law which modern man has been violating with no abandon. Through the process of reincarnation we are suppose to learn these laws and further our consciousness, so you keep reincarnating until you thoroughly learn them all. When you finally learn them all you are considered to have Christ Consciousness and then you are able to ascend to the 5th dimension.
