Hollywood Hates You (Unless You Agree With Them)

Hollywood is becoming increasingly woke and they’re isolating and disparaging large portions of their audience while doing it. Instead of making endearing entertainment that appeals to all people, lesser-quality, hyper-radical content passes through without a flinch. For those fed up with Hollywood’s woke endgame, what can be done? We answer that question on this episode of Out of Frame.
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CREDITS:
Written by Sean W. Malone
Produced by Sean W. Malone
Edited by Michael Ozias
Asst. Edited by Soukaina Akdim
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LINKS:

– Declining Hollywood Entertainment –

– Lord of the Rings –

– Sanctimonious Wokes –

– Unbearable Critics –

– SXSW –

– Inclusivity & Woke Ideology –

[NovaZero]

Never allow an actor to think they're important. Never allow a director to think they're a visionary. Humility is an important trait to keep you grounded. Without it you end up being what Hollywood is - humiliating.

[stommx]

I've gone from going to the movies 20 times a year to absolute zero.

[PayneMaximus]

When "art" becomes less important than politics, then it is no longer art, but PROPAGANDA.

[jimluebke]

There's a word for people who see others as objects and every interaction between people as a power struggle:

Sociopaths.

[fearthehoneybadger]

Destroy the traditions of a franchise and then trash the fans for daring to be upset.

[rushevents]

The reason Hollywood has "adopted" the view of the pure artist is it is way to emotionally defend themselves from negative reactions. "They are unsophisticated rubes who just don't understand my art."
In other words They lack the emotional strength of character to look within to see how their own views could be wrong.

[rainershea]

When my little sister was 3, she started to watch Ghostbusters 2016, and couldn’t get beyond the first ten minutes. Not because it was scary, but because it had “all these characters” who were annoying and bad. The remakes they’re creating can be seen through by anyone.

[NBGTFO]

No, they hate you whether you agree with them or not. They're horrible, evil people who care for nobody but themselves. They don't even like each other.

[christopherortiz]

Jill Soloway: "Topple the patriarchy!"
Also Jill: *becomes Joey Soloway*

[YoungTthailand]

"I miss loving star wars" - Chris Gore
So do I
I miss the old days when Hollywood entertained me, not woke-brainwashing me.

[EricGranata]

Had the same experience when I studied video production. The rich kids wanted to make art. I did too but I fed my kids shooting weddings.

[MaxwellGriffin]

When I went to film school, one of our first classes the professor asked for our favorite movie. Pretty much the entire class said "Donnie Darko", "Pulp Fiction" or "Requiem for a Dream"...I said "Back to the Future" and another guy said "Big Trouble Little China". 2 out of 18 students still work in production. Guess which two.

[Natendowii]

As an Aviator shades-bedecked Arizonan once told me: "Hollywood hates you, it's okay to hate them back!"

[Turtleman]

I don't think I was ever told "you can be anything" when I was growing up, what I was told was "you have to do something". And of course the reasoning why, that is, to support a wife and family.

[KevonnieElaine]

As a Black actress, I totally agree 😩! Movies/shows nowadays is hard to watch because the woke agenda is shoved down our throats. For instance, as a fan of SATC, I couldn’t even finish the new season🤦🏽‍♀️.

[Steel-]

The irony is that a lot of these actors play as heroes who go against corrupt organizations who see the hard working American as inferior. However these actors right now are acting like those villains lol 😆.

[psyxypher]

"Boys and men are praised for all they ever do."
Try being consistently treated by all the adults in your life as if you were some slow kid and come back to me. That was my reality. It was so prevalent that for a long time it didn't even register that people thought there was something wrong with me.

[robinlillian]

It's their loss. When you insult people, they don't watch or buy merch. "I hope you like it, " has become, "Watch it or you're evil and stupid!" Unfortunately, for them, you still can't insult/shame people into watching and buying.

[thewritersquill]

It’s SO important to make our own stuff! I went to film school and minored in creative writing for the very purpose of making content that I want to see. Less politics (none of which is “in your face”), and more good writing and story. It’s the “getting it to people” part I have trouble with lol Thanks for the video FEE, I really needed this today.

[Carnyx_]

I was told, "you can be anything... that makes enough money and supports a family". You must support a family, and if you can't, at the very least you MUST support yourself. No one is coming to save you.

As a male I was taught, you are on your own; as soon as people start to perceive you as a man nothing will ever be easy again. Best toughen up now. As a "young man" you're expected to learn that men, take all the arrows, they don't complain, they turn over the wealth they created to others, so their families can live in comfort. Women are to be protected, respected, treated kindly and supported.

Where is the male privilege in that? Even if you don't believe all that above, for the sake of argument consider it gospel truth. I am a middle class American, and some female college student is telling me to 'check my privilege' and I'm part of the patriarchy? Are you even capable of realizing how absurd that sounds to me?