Isn't that "The Giver"?

already saw it. Damn impressed. There are two CGIs to look for.

If it is then it's genuis.  Nothing like having all the other races look at the white male as evil including the white woman.  I really was only mildy interested in Rogue One but now you have given me something else to look for metaphorcally while I watch the movie.  Thanks, this may prove more entertaining then I thought.

Yes it is, that is a big factor. As I said, I'm fine with casts being somewhat adapted to the global, multiracial and multicultural audience so that everybody feels included (in most movies, but as I said earlier, not in movies where authenticity is important, like in historical epics or say a movie that takes place in a homogenous society like Japan). It's a balance. But if that would be the main the motive, then I'm fine with it. You must be sensitive about quotas.

For the fifth time: my claim is, and I'm not the only one, is that the cast of Star Wars is chosen in order to make a statement. It excludes white men on purpose. That's the basis for my whole complaint, but it's so fucking dishonest of you to completely ignore it. What does it cost you to say "Slimebeast, don't worry I get your point, but.."?

You can't demand that I declare a timeline for when minorities are allowed in such and such proportions in big movies, because that's not what my complaint was about. I am complaining that in the new Star Wars movie, it's obvious that the cast has been chosen with a multicultural brainwashing leftist agenda in mind, on purpose excluding white men from leading good guy roles. That's my complaint. I'm not proclaiming that I exactly know how casts should be universally decided for all eternity.

Do you think white people, asians and other disadvantaged races should be better represented in the NFL, MLB and NBA too because we feel sorry for them? The players in those leagues don't represent the American or global audience at all.

Colored people are allowed already. Don't put words in my mouth. I can't predict the future. Just don't quote them in too heavily, that's what I'm saying, because it will come naturally. Quotas create discrimination. When there's enough talented minority actors in the recruiting pool we will also see an increasing amount of minorities represented in the movies, I am sure of that.

Your style of argumentation really bothers me because you have a strong tendency to twist everything and make it sound bad. But I still think I won this discussion, my arguments are more convincing than yours.

Jeeezus, you need to get over yourself. Why should every movie be made to appease your politcal tastes, and quite frankly from the sounds of it racism (yeah I'm gonna call it what it is). 

Here's a novel idea, maybe the fact that China is becoming one of the largest markets for Hollywood movies, maybe the fact that in even in America the no.1 ethnic group that goes to watch movies at the theater is actually Hispanics. And still 90%+ of movies out of Hollywood are still mainly a white cast. So I would say to that, if anything Hollywood is still badly underrepresented relative to their current audience. 

And who are "we" exactly? Which movies have you ever written? I doubt very much you have any talent to do so and no one would want to watch anything you've made for longer than 2 minutes. 

People of other ethnicities do exist. That's not even "multiculturalism" that's just a basic fact of life, I'm sorry that seeing someone on screen of a different skin tone pains you so. Do you expect every film to also have actors that only have your hair color too? How about freckles? Are they allowed to have freckles if you don't? Do they need to be the exact same/similar height? Or can colored people be on screen, but they just can't have anyhting to say or there can only be a token one per picture? What fucking century are you living in? 

1. I never demanded that the lead actor (in singular) should be a white male or anything near that sort. Learn to read.

2. In Hollywood today I doubt they're making any movies with a full white cast for that reason, to make a statement against multiculturalism. But if they were, it would be just as bad as the Rogue One situation. So if you have an example where you believe the cast is all white because of a political agenda, please show me and we'll evaluate it.

3. No, I never said that. I even implied the opposite, that in the scenario in these movies about a distant future, it is very likely that mankind has become multicultural and the proportion of white people would be relatively low. If the creators would want to represent that future in order to make the movie feel more authentic I wouldn't have any problem with that. And like I said, that could very well be one of the actual reasons for the makeup of the cast in Rogue One, but it's unfortunately not the main reason. The main reason is a political agenda, and that's what I'm criticizing.

Can't wait!!

11 more hours!