Ender's Game - Comic-Con Trailer
Remember the brave fallen that have come before you.
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Andrew_C said:Remember the homophobic bigot [http://www.glaad.org/cap/orson-scott-card] who wrote the book, who has a producer's credit [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1731141/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#cast] and who WILL profit if this movie makes money, and vow to boycott it [http://skipendersgame.com/].
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This is not "some guy who has an unpopular opinion". This is a man who has has written about his disappointment that homosexuality is not a crime in the US. A man who sits on the board of the National Organisation for Marriage, a homophobic organisation that campaigns against equal rights for homosexuals.LysanderNemoinis said:Let's also remember all the people who construct the sets, the actors, the engineers, the sound techs, the director, screenwriters, producers, all the people working on the movie, as well as all the merchants, vendors, and all those who live where the movie will be shot who will benefit from having that movie there. And future installments if the movie's a hit. So much for the whole "being better" than some guy who has an unpopular opinion about something, let's go ahead and financially punish hundreds, if not thousands, of people who will benefit from the movie just because you and other disagree with how the guy thinks and spends his own money...none of which goes toward physically harming or causing damage to people other than hurt feelings, merely making his beliefs known.
But at the end of the day, it's still just opinions. That group can try all they like to stop gays from marrying (the only thing they could really achieve), but making homosexuality a crime isn't going to happen - it just isn't. Well, unless we elect a muslim for president. Then there's a chance, but hopefully that will never happen. Just because you don't like what someone believes doesn't automatically make their works bad, or mean they should be boycotted despite so many others being involved (who probably believe the same as you do). I mean, I pronounce the word "communist" with the same tone of voice I'd say "tapeworm," but that doesn't stop me from coming to The Escapist because they employ Josh Vanderwall.Andrew_C said:This is not "some guy who has an unpopular opinion". This is a man who has has written about his disappointment that homosexuality is not a crime in the US. A man who sits on the board of the National Organisation for Marriage, a homophobic organisation that campaigns against equal rights for homosexuals.LysanderNemoinis said:Let's also remember all the people who construct the sets, the actors, the engineers, the sound techs, the director, screenwriters, producers, all the people working on the movie, as well as all the merchants, vendors, and all those who live where the movie will be shot who will benefit from having that movie there. And future installments if the movie's a hit. So much for the whole "being better" than some guy who has an unpopular opinion about something, let's go ahead and financially punish hundreds, if not thousands, of people who will benefit from the movie just because you and other disagree with how the guy thinks and spends his own money...none of which goes toward physically harming or causing damage to people other than hurt feelings, merely making his beliefs known.
The cast and crew get paid whether the movie succeeds or fails. I would not be sad if the studio makes a loss, they chose to make the movie.