10 Most Racist Movies Of All Time

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1CK1S;8256328 said:
Still f-ck with The Toy racist or not.

I think that one is a stretch. It can only be seen as racist because Richard Pryor was the actor, but they could have just as easily gotten a white person to play that role and it wouldn't have changed the movie. So it becomes a bit tricky in cases like that. Pryor was a big name at that time. There is a good chance he got the role because he was a well known comedian. Should have have turned down the movie or should the production company have offered the part to white people only in order to avoid claims of racism?
 
I use to love Dumbo when i was little until Paul Mooney called them out on one of his comedy shows, I haven't watched it since and I haven't let my kids watch it either.
 
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This is stupid.

I still wanna see birth of a nation. havent gotten around to watching it



3 hours im good.
 
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The Lonious Monk;8256399 said:
1CK1S;8256328 said:
Still f-ck with The Toy racist or not.

I think that one is a stretch. It can only be seen as racist because Richard Pryor was the actor, but they could have just as easily gotten a white person to play that role and it wouldn't have changed the movie. So it becomes a bit tricky in cases like that. Pryor was a big name at that time. There is a good chance he got the role because he was a well known comedian. Should have have turned down the movie or should the production company have offered the part to white people only in order to avoid claims of racism?

Loved The Toy growing up, but the only reason it worked as a movie was because he was Black. Matter of fact, I think There was even a line in the movie about him being black. Then ask yourself, how can a movie about a white man offering a black family money for the man of the house to be his son's "toy" not be racist?
 
TheGOAT;8256553 said:
The monkeys in The Jungle Book are borderline racist but i still fuck with Jungle Book

Not as bad as Dumbo but I won't let my son watch it off gp... although I'll probably change my mind soon because there are so few movies acceptable for toddlers...

On another note, I nominate The Bee Movie for consideration...
 
Phantom Pain;8257055 said:
The Lonious Monk;8256399 said:
1CK1S;8256328 said:
Still f-ck with The Toy racist or not.

I think that one is a stretch. It can only be seen as racist because Richard Pryor was the actor, but they could have just as easily gotten a white person to play that role and it wouldn't have changed the movie. So it becomes a bit tricky in cases like that. Pryor was a big name at that time. There is a good chance he got the role because he was a well known comedian. Should have have turned down the movie or should the production company have offered the part to white people only in order to avoid claims of racism?

Loved The Toy growing up, but the only reason it worked as a movie was because he was Black. Matter of fact, I think There was even a line in the movie about him being black. Then ask yourself, how can a movie about a white man offering a black family money for the man of the house to be his son's "toy" not be racist?

But that was only part of the story moving the plot forward. If anything, the movie is about breaking down racial barriers..hell, the climax had them disrupting a big Klan event...
 
Phantom Pain;8257055 said:
The Lonious Monk;8256399 said:
1CK1S;8256328 said:
Still f-ck with The Toy racist or not.

I think that one is a stretch. It can only be seen as racist because Richard Pryor was the actor, but they could have just as easily gotten a white person to play that role and it wouldn't have changed the movie. So it becomes a bit tricky in cases like that. Pryor was a big name at that time. There is a good chance he got the role because he was a well known comedian. Should have have turned down the movie or should the production company have offered the part to white people only in order to avoid claims of racism?

Loved The Toy growing up, but the only reason it worked as a movie was because he was Black. Matter of fact, I think There was even a line in the movie about him being black. Then ask yourself, how can a movie about a white man offering a black family money for the man of the house to be his son's "toy" not be racist?

It's been a while, so I don't remember a line stating that they were asking him to be the "toy" because he was black. The point I'm making is that there is nothing intrinsic to the story that would have prevented the rich white man from offering a poor white family money for the man of the house to be his son's toy.

For something to be racist, there really has to be something inherent to the story that depends on the subservient character being black, or the black actor was chosen specifically for racial reasons. Again, I haven't seen that movie in a long time, but I don't know that that was the case for this movie.

The crows in Dumbo were definitely some racist shit. I don't know about the apes in Jungle Book though. There was nothing inherently racist about them.

 
BenjaminE;8257738 said:
TheGOAT;8256553 said:
The monkeys in The Jungle Book are borderline racist but i still fuck with Jungle Book

Not as bad as Dumbo but I won't let my son watch it off gp... although I'll probably change my mind soon because there are so few movies acceptable for toddlers...

On another note, I nominate The Bee Movie for consideration...

Yea its nowhere near Dumbo

The king monkey just has a black mans voice (not sure if was actually voiced by a black man or not) and likes Jazz and dancing.

Its mainly just that it had to be a monkey

Dumbo was on some other shit tho
 
TheGOAT;8257793 said:
BenjaminE;8257738 said:
TheGOAT;8256553 said:
The monkeys in The Jungle Book are borderline racist but i still fuck with Jungle Book

Not as bad as Dumbo but I won't let my son watch it off gp... although I'll probably change my mind soon because there are so few movies acceptable for toddlers...

On another note, I nominate The Bee Movie for consideration...

Yea its nowhere near Dumbo

The king monkey just has a black mans voice (not sure if was actually voiced by a black man or not) and likes Jazz and dancing.

Its mainly just that it had to be a monkey

Dumbo was on some other shit tho

Nope... white dude... with black voice... was an orangutan singing about wanting to walk and talk like the kid...

That's Disney though... you can do that with most of not all their films...
 
BenjaminE;8258032 said:
TheGOAT;8257793 said:
BenjaminE;8257738 said:
TheGOAT;8256553 said:
The monkeys in The Jungle Book are borderline racist but i still fuck with Jungle Book

Not as bad as Dumbo but I won't let my son watch it off gp... although I'll probably change my mind soon because there are so few movies acceptable for toddlers...

On another note, I nominate The Bee Movie for consideration...

Yea its nowhere near Dumbo

The king monkey just has a black mans voice (not sure if was actually voiced by a black man or not) and likes Jazz and dancing.

Its mainly just that it had to be a monkey

Dumbo was on some other shit tho

Nope... white dude... with black voice... was an orangutan singing about wanting to walk and talk like the kid...

That's Disney though... you can do that with most of not all their films...

Looked it up. The orangutan name was King Louie and it was actually written for Louie Armstrong but the producer didnt want to offer it to him because he felt it would cause controversy offering a black man to voice an ape.

They went with an Italian Jazz musician Louis Prima
 
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