Fox Business Criticizes Studio Ghibli's Latest

DrRockor

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I despair of america at times X(

Oh by the way Fox, the borrowers has just been remade by the BBC as well along with twice in the 90s and once in the 70s so saying that "liberal hollywood" is trying to brainwash your kids is stupid because it hasn't worked yet so please kindly STFU
 

Rad Party God

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So yeah, a bunch of old farts pooing at the "liberal message" (a very positive one mind you) of a couple of movies that hasn't been released yet. You know what?, why am I still caring about what these cunts say?, they just make pissed to no end >.<'
 

Tanis

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It still amazes me that ANYONE takes Fox News as well, NEWS.

They employee more 'commentators' than actual JOURNALISTS and spew out crap you'd expect from one of those dollar 'Bat Boy Marries Fish Girl' type mags.
 

Helmholtz Watson

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side note, but the Japanese story seems like a copy of an older book [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Borrowers]
 

falcon1985

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"According to Fox News,"

Stop taking it seriously right there. Indeed stop reading right there, save yourself some time.
 

hazabaza1

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Oooh, I saw the live action Borrowers, I should go check out the Ghibli one.
 

KeyMaster45

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The old Lorax animation always brings tears to my eyes at the end. It'll be interesting to see if Danny Deveto can bring that same emotion to the screen.

OT: I'm convinced that Fox just sells advertising space to companies. I mean seriously, the worst this does is stir up some extra buzz about both movies. I imagine their sales pitch goes something like this:

"Business slow? Think your movie might be a box office bomb? No worries, why for just a small fee of a few million dollars we'll have our "news anchors" skewer your product or service to unholy hell. Hate mail and death threats in your inbox the next morning or your money back. All you have to do is sit back and watch the shit-storm brew and the piles of money rolls in"
 

Dandark

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I see another thread to do with fox news.
I yet again feel glad that I am fortunate enough not to live in America.
 

Whateveralot

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At least the "children" (we all watch these kind of movies and love them) have the option to watch the movie. Religion fanatics FORCE their children to believe in their parents' god. Hypocrits.


Even after all those years of rediculous bullcrap by Fox, it still angers me sometimes...uber trolls.
 

SenseOfTumour

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The only real downside to this is that there's a percentage of Americans who take what falls out of their screens when on FOx is on at face value, just as there's a selection of British people who buy the Daily Mail thinking it's a newspaper.

If only everyone could be convinced that it's just mental BS and not meant to be taken seriously, I'd be more than happy for both to carry on.

No-one pays attention to the drunk homeless guy yelling abuse at traffic, but put him in a suit, give him a haircut and put him behind a desk with a FOX banner in front of him and sudden;y people feel like he's a legit news source.

Anyways, 20th Cent Fox are big enough in the movie industry, why don't they make a movie where the hero is a kid, left alone to succeed in the world because his mom was hit by a Toyota Prius, out campaigning for Obama, and his dad was a lazy bum who only worked minimum wage for a homeless charity, so died of cancer, because he was a lazy bumm who should have got a proper job and been able to afford health insurance.

His rival could then beat up on him and smaller kids (bonus if they're black, mexican, or a bit 'weird') and steal their pocket money, and end up CEO of a corporation that makes phone cases out of hollowed out squirrels or something, and he and his family get to live happily ever after, while the hero gets kicked to death outside a bar for 'looking like a fag'. Does that work for FOX?
 

BoredRolePlayer

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Isn't the Secret World of Ariettie based on the book called "The Borrowers" does that mean we need to burn the books (to be fair I wouldn't doubt they would do that).

Also I saw the movie and thought it was great about people striving to survive in a strange land owned by those who established...wait didn't we do that...to the Indians....or as someone said the American dream (which is a much nice take) to raise up and work hard.

Also what is with the dick saying "Go into the theaters buy all the stuff you can and dumped all the stuff you bought" I have a few problems with that

1)Your spending money on the movie so they won't care cause they got their sale.

2)Your wasting money and showing your kids "Hey it's ok to buy all this crap and throw it away cause we don't need it, and to make those lesser then you (working at the theater) should take care of your messes you make" elitism folks (And we wonder why the less fortune it get the shaft).

3)Also the "ram popcorn in your face" makes me think of the phrase "Fat capitalistic pig"...

Also the crap ton of environmental cartoon shows shat out in the 90's called, where are ya on that. And those shows shoved PSA like messages at the end to...
 

Diablo1099_v1legacy

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I don't think All the foxes...
*Puts on Sunglasses*
...are in the Henhouse.


I was going to put down some intelligent, but as if the story warrents it...
 

IamQ

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Has it ever been a good idea trying to invoke politics on children's movies? No? Then stop doing it.
 

Kopikatsu

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Now I understand why my grandmother keeps claiming that the JRPGs I play are 'brainwashing kids' and 'That's not what we believe in this country' whenever they spout off a moral about working together or something. Which I find amusing, but whatever.