Anyone else felt sorry for the black guy?
He seemed like a really good dude, really wanted to help them. Basically destroyed his life’s work to save people. And he had a wife and kid.
His death was pretty sad
One step forward, two steps back in racial equality. They make the guy a scientist, but then they kill him off in the movie. They do this so often with black people, portray them as noble and moral, but then they end up dead, sacrificed for the white man. Like it or not the stereotypes that we represent are components of the movies and stories we read and watch. I hope someday we can overcome that or resist making cheap exploitative movies.
share"...sacrificed for the white man."
All you see is skin color and you even value skin color differently it seems.
Would it have been any different if he would have sacrificed himself "for the black man"?
People like you are the issue.
Virtue signalling idiots who think they are so righteous but ultimately are the real racists.
You do not even see that Miles sacrificed himself for EVERYONE. It wasn't about John, or Sarah, it was about the whole damn planet.
He understood that.
You did not.
Racist and another example of white privilege
shareYou're racist and a retard. There's no such thing as "white privilege". Get over yourself..
shareWhat are you talking about? In my college class just before Covid, all the white students apologized for it. Our professor was so proud of us for acknowledging it. You are the problem in this country!
shareI could not have said that better myself, apparently Milsey blindly follows what this “college professor” says, I am still looking into this but I highly doubt he got into college, if this professor actually exists he’s obviously a fraud.
shareYou just set race relations back another decade.
sharesee it *looks* like an intelligent post , well constructed with a good vocabulary ...
But when you analyse it , its just all typical vitriolic internet bullshit