Marvel Studios fires executive who brought about wokeness in their projects
Breitbart's John Nolte addressed the newly announced dismissal of one Victoria Alonso (no idea if she's related to similarly leftist former EIC Axel Alonso at the publisher), a prominent executive for almost a year, who's mainly responsible for plaguing their movie projects with wokeism, along with Kevin Feige:
In any event, it's honestly time to retire the Marvel movie franchise, as I've argued before, and time to emphasize fiction that isn't fantasy-based more often again. Special effects are something that's taken up way too much of moviedom nowadays.
Marvel Studios has fired Victoria Alonso a mere ten months after promoting her to President of Physical, Post Production, VFX, and Animation, or The PPPPVA. [...]You could also add to that how said characters are becoming portrayed as self-hating of their race, ethnicity and biological sex. But while Alonso was undoubtably accountable for much of the artistic and financial disasters they've experienced lately, surely Feige's also got blame to shoulder? If so, then they're making Alonso into a fall-girl, while Feige all but gets off without blame, or taking responsibility for his own mistakes.
This promotion was also lauded as a big deal because Alonso checked off a bunch of diversity boxes: female, racial minority, and gay… My guess is that if she had a harelip, she would have been given Kevin Feige’s job,
Naturally, Alonso was a woke quota queen who lobbied to ruin Marvel movies with homosexuality, transvestites, and outright idiocy like changing the X-Men to the “X-People,” or some such nonsense.
Anyway, it looks to me, based on the box office numbers, that Alonso was pretty successful at ruining the Marvel juggernaut. Thanks primarily to woketardery, Marvel’s box office is down, and so is the audience’s goodwill. Marvel feminized Thor, gave us a hairy man-on-man kiss in the Eternals, desexualized everyone, and introduced new characters who are no fun at all because they are too busy whining about racism, sexism, and getting misgendered.
In any event, it's honestly time to retire the Marvel movie franchise, as I've argued before, and time to emphasize fiction that isn't fantasy-based more often again. Special effects are something that's taken up way too much of moviedom nowadays.
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