Holy *beep* I've never seen such a poor write-up of movies. You must either be a racist, or a moron, or both. Clearly you're not watching the damn movies.
12 Years a Slave, he was a free man, kidnapped and sold into slavery you twit. It's a historical book that's been around for two hundred years, you can't get the facts right.
Cloud Atlas has one area of slavery, the whipping scene wasn't the evil of white people, it was the bonding moment of two men, who saw a connection in each other.
Spring Breakers, he finds common ground with some girls that enjoy criminal activity. He doesn't prostitute them, he robs places with him.
The Butler is another true story about a man's life, much like Twelve years a slave. It follows the life a Butler for the white house. He doesn't make race an issue even while the whole world is turning upside down with the civil rights act.
In the Purge, they want to give over the guy, but he's hiding in the house. They're not protecting him. They just can't find him.
It's up to Historical debate as to whether slavery was the main focus of the Civil War. It does however clearly cover the correct passage of the bill.
Olympus Has Fallen, the president preserves the lives of those working for him, certain that no matter what they do, they won't torture the code from him. They don't, they crack the code. White House Down is a comedy more than an action film, and he's painted as far less authoritative, and less presidential.
But hey, I guess if they have black people in it that aren't robbing or raping, then clearly, they're praising all black people, and it's race baiting. You're a fool and a moron. Please, watch movies before you try to write a synopsis.
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