Agatha TV show looked like a flop All Along
John Nolte at Breitbart commented on what looks like the failure of the TV show Agatha All Along, and even the nude scene written up by the scriptwriters and the actress playing the role apparently didn't improve its chances:
All that aside, I'm also wondering when Hollywood will ever consider that maybe animation is a better avenue for comics adaptations. The only problem is, if that too winds up woke, then it won't work either.
Disney decided to publicize the Marvel streaming series Agatha All Along as the “gayest Marvel project” ever, one full of “gay explosions,” and guess what happened? No, go ahead, guess…Personally, I'm just wondering when all the repetitive resorting to superhero-derived fare will wither away, because it's been long run into the ground, and hasn't bettered the chances of the comics proper, which are becoming very sadly reliant on wokeness themselves. This Agatha All Along show clearly was bound to become a thud all along, and the studio continues refusing to accept why.
Headline: "Agatha All Along Ratings Crash Below Canceled The Acolyte On Disney Plus: Media Run with Misleading Numbers"
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA *deep breath* HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
[...] Again and again, audiences have rejected at a 100 percent rate all this woke and gay crap, but these arrogant Hollywood propagandists continue to produce it. Worse, they deliberately alienate people by using the homosexual angle to publicize the show or movie. Why? Because they know it sucks and this gives them a way to blame their flop on homophobia.
You cannot rewire human nature. It can’t be done. An overwhelming number of people are straight and are therefore made uncomfortable by homosexuality. We are born this way, and it is not something we will ever get used to. Note, that I said we are made uncomfortable by “homosexuality” and not “homosexuals.” Gay characters are fine — as long as they are included organically and not as obvious tokens to appease the Woke Gestapo. Last week, I saw a pretty good horror movie called The Invitation (2015). The story is set in the Hollywood Hills, so it made sense for a male gay couple to be there. There was nothing sexual. The characters were well-rounded. Who cares if they were gay? I didn’t.
[...] In my defense, I have no issue with hot lesbians. I can watch that all day long … and have. Homophobic? Me? I don’t think so.
All that aside, I'm also wondering when Hollywood will ever consider that maybe animation is a better avenue for comics adaptations. The only problem is, if that too winds up woke, then it won't work either.
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