Racist/stereotypical portrayals of Native Americans/First Nations
10-06-22 | 03:00 PM
#26
DVD Talk Legend
Re: Racist/stereotypical portrayals of Native Americans/First Nations
Hollywood has produced thousands of feature films in the Western genre in the past 100 years, which means there are easily hundreds of films that portray Native Americans as the OP describes. So why stretch at all?
"May refer" but clearly not what is being referred to in this thread. Thread topic, as presented, does not require any thinking outside the box.
"May refer" but clearly not what is being referred to in this thread. Thread topic, as presented, does not require any thinking outside the box.
Last edited by Count Dooku; 10-06-22 at 03:07 PM.
10-06-22 | 03:58 PM
#27
DVD Talk Hall of Fame
Re: Racist/stereotypical portrayals of Native Americans/First Nations
Hollywood has produced thousands of feature films in the Western genre in the past 100 years, which means there are easily hundreds of films that portray Native Americans as the OP describes. So why stretch at all?
"May refer" but clearly not what is being referred to in this thread. Thread topic, as presented, does not require any thinking outside the box.
"May refer" but clearly not what is being referred to in this thread. Thread topic, as presented, does not require any thinking outside the box.
10-06-22 | 04:39 PM
#28
Re: Racist/stereotypical portrayals of Native Americans/First Nations
JarJar Binks is an alien and still a pretty offensive stereotype of a Jamaican.
10-06-22 | 05:00 PM
#29
DVD Talk Hero
Re: Racist/stereotypical portrayals of Native Americans/First Nations
They're not non-white, they're blue. They don't have gold under their tribal land, it's unobtanium. It's not the New World, it's a new world. The superimposition is obvious.
Last edited by Nick Danger; 10-06-22 at 05:05 PM.
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