What master?
Then we must change masters of the universe film. Fall that that big black hole...
Can't say black any more
What master?
Then we must change masters of the universe film. Fall that that big black hole...
Can't say black any more
The word "hole" is offensive against women, also, why do you need to bring colour into it at all? The only term you are allowed to use now is "nonspecific entity/non-entity"
I'm not sure if I'm being offensive or you are?
I was thinking children's books. I tend to agree that proper literature should be left unmolested.Is it though? Are there not new authors who are able to write new books which reflect current attitudes?
I don't think updating historic works of art is "fair enough" in all honesty. Do we need to redo the Mona Lisa as a transgender Mona Liam, change Romeo and Juliet to be above the current age of consent (and have an amicable separation instead of killing themselves), and rewrite "12 years a slave" as "12 years doing a difficult job I didn't like very much"?
They are products of their time and should be enjoyed (and treated) as such. I've found that is part of the charm, and certainly gives an insight into the thoughts and attitudes of society at the time.
Updating books so they can still be enjoyed is fair enough.
I was reading Mrs Pepperpot to my son a few years ago, and there's this bit where she's trying to give a clue to a girl in school about the teacher's question. The answer is 'Chinese' or 'China' so Mrs Pepperpot, of course, uses the racist eye thing that used to be common. Would be good to not have that sort of thing in there really.
Some of this Dahl stuff seems heavy handed, though.
Great movie though.
Some of the changes like maids to cleaner I don’t mind per say, as we don’t call people maids. So a simple 1:1 modernisation to help give kids context is fine.
The rest I’m not a fan of. Dahl’s writing has always been about caricatures that evoke strong imaginary pictures in children.
Again it’s another dumb example of people trying to parent for others.
Personally if someone doesn’t like Dahl and won’t read him to their kids then it’s fine. But it should be a parental choice.