Well, the further point is that casting according to the source material would mean people who better resemble what the characters are supposed to convey, and not simply having names, genders, and sexual orientations thrown up on the screen to meet a token checklist.
For instance, you don't have to be familiar with the source material to get the gist from the Venom movies that Venom and Carnage are terrifying looking symbiotic creatures. The casting for both films also make it readily apparent what these characters are somewhat about without making you second-guess if they hired the right people to portray these morbidly violent characters.
Anyone who isn't completely overtaken with Left-wing inculcation will instantly become awash with foreboding due to the fact that something isn't clicking. It's your inner common sense telling you what's wrong before you're even informed about why it's wrong.
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MartyDeniro (4177)
4 years ago
Like I said, what you've written didn't inspire my comment. I only entertained this kind of movie b/c I'm a fan of The Rider. The director said her process would be the same as always, but this cast (Jolie, Harington, Hayek, in particular) never seemed like good fits to pull that off. The trailer didn't change my mind, unfortunately.
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