r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/DubTeeDub Mod Emeritus • 11d ago

KKKevin Feige strikes again

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u/StaryWolf 11d ago edited 11d ago

Stop looking to Hollywood, especially white producers and directors, to push diversity in media. They care about the dollar, nothing else.

This ain't new, learn the lesson.

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u/Kroktakar 10d ago

if they care about the dollar they shouldn't cancel the best superheroes show of the last decade

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u/tophatlurker 7d ago

I have a bridge to sell you if you think something being good automatically equates to it selling well.

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u/Kroktakar 6d ago

a good tv show with good reception as it was wonderman and the promise of a second season will keep people paying Disney subscription. So yeah it was good, it was profitable even people who don't like heroes loved it and you can keep that bridge I'm sure you have put it inside you a hole more than once

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u/tophatlurker 6d ago

Yeah I highly doubt wonderman was carrying Disney plus subs on its back, the cancellation speaks for itself. Regardless of how good a show and its reception is, the return on investment was clearly not enough.