The Good Old Days...


I miss the good old days when casting wasn't done to fall in line with political correctness and "diversity." Isn't it discriminatory to choose actors based on race or gender? Oh... right... those PC rules aren't in place to protect white people, so discrimination against whites goes undetected or more accurately, goes unchecked. Looking at the 3 main characters, one is a white American, one is a British woman and the angel, or most kind hearted adjustment bureau agent, is black.

Tolerance Is Intolerant Of Politically Incorrect Thought...πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

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Dude just stop

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...or maybe they were just very well cast. I thought they all were perfect for their roles.

I don't love her.. She kicked me in the face!!

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You must not be aware that casting is done with politically correct parameters in mind. I forget the specifics of the movie in question at this point, by the way. I don't remember the specific actors or their characters.

Tolerance Is Intolerant Of Politically Incorrect Thought...πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

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Yeah, I get that but I do think it was very well cast :)

I don't love her.. She kicked me in the face!!

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You should care less about tolerance and more about ignorance.

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It must be very sad to live life through your eyes. I didnt notice that at all.

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It must be very sad to live life through your eyes. I didnt notice that at all.
Instead, it's a sad comment on your level of awareness. It's all around you, yet you are oblivious, perhaps because of all the smoke, toky?

But please, continue feeling superior.


My Crime Is Prohibited Thought, My Oppressors Are Bleeding Heart Liberals

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Ah yes, the black man, that's sleeping on the job, messing up his assignments, doesn't follow orders and should have been fired!

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Thankfully for the reflective OP's sake the original ending with God being played by an actress raised as a Muslim didn't make the final cut. Otherwise he may well have been looking for the nearest cliff from which to jump.🐭

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Whut?

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