#ask rooty

YES!

Okay, I have to talk about this for a second.

People claim they care about male victims but I haven't seen people go so hard for Brendan or Ray as they have Depp. Like at all. People are lining up outside the courthouse to support him. Someone brought alpacas to the courthouse because Depp once said he liked the animals. He drives by in a van and people shower him with gifts.

Ray Fisher and Brendan Fraser haven't even received a fourth of the support Depp has. I never see Depp fans talking about those two unless it's to prop up Johnny somehow. I also don't see them talking about non-famous men and the abuse they face. They don't offer up facts or anything. They just say 'men can be victims too.'

God, I remember that!

That was so hilarious to me, I will never forget that.

For those of you who don't know, Disney released Ralph Breaks the Internet in the same year as Spiderverse ad their dumbasses honestly believed they are going to win so I guess they told the stores to go ahead and promote as a winner because this picture was taken:

And this was BEFORE the results came out.

They want to see characters that were written and created uniquely. People are literally praising Marvel for doing as little as realising they have to piggy back off Into the Spiderverse and the other Spider-Man films because they cannot think of anything unique themselves.

I mean you're not wrong.

I've said this before and I've said it again, we don't have to rely on Disney solely for animation anymore. I feel like Disney hasn't realized this yet either. Yes, they have released great animated movies but that is because of the teams behind it, not Disney itself. And while Warner Brothers has it's issues, they and the other companies are a lot more experimental with their animated films than Disney is. Spiderverse and Mitchells vs the Machines wouldn't have gotten made under Disney. Lego Movie? I doubt Disney would have made something like that, it's not in their wheelhouse. And you know like 95% of Dreamworks films would not get made under the Disney umbrella because they're too edgy.

I also blame a lot of this on Bob Chapek because seems incompetent. So far, all he's done has been bad. He's the one who introduced those stupid NFTs and also thought it was a good idea to open up a new hotel that cost $5,000 for two nights during a pandemic and economic recession.