If you look for the 1939 masterpiece Gone with the Wind on Netflix, you’ll be smacked across the face as a racist and scolded into seeking out the far left-wing radicals in Black Lives Matter.
Nolte: The stupid and fascist assault on “Gone with the Wind” marches on, this time with a trigger warning on the famous novel.
The shallow, conformist, reactionary, provincial entertainment media are outraged at “Gone with the Wind” — again.
Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho” and “Rope” are among the films that Turner Classic Movies has deemed “troubling and problematic,” joining the ranks of Gone with the Wind in a new series called “Reframed: Classic Films in the Rearview Mirror,” which seeks to scrutinize old movies through the lens of today’s identity politics.
HBO Max has returned “Gone with the Wind” to its catalog, weeks after WarnerMedia chairman Bob Greenblatt remove the American Civil War classic on the grounds it needed to provide audiences with a detailed disclaimer about the reality of slavery.
The University of Georgia announced this week that its marching band will no longer play a song from the 1939 film Gone With the Wind during football games. The song “Tara’s Theme” has been the band’s signature song up to this point. The classic Victor Fleming film has recently come under fire over claims that it sanitizes racial and ethnic prejudice.
The University of Georgia Redcoat Marching Band has dumped Tara’s Theme from its routine because of the song’s connection to the classic Civil War film, Gone With The Wind.
Ex-NBA Star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is not on-board with the effort to ban Oscar-winning Civil War classic, Gone With the Wind. But he does want a warning label slapped on the film and all other entertainment that does not meet woke standards.
Actress Queen Latifah wants to see “Gone with the Wind” canceled, even after she played Hattie McDaniel in a recent Netflix miniseries.
After being pulled, the classic 1939 film Gone with the Wind will be returning to HBO Max — but this time, the film will feature a disclaimer, as well as an introduction from scholar and university professor Jacqueline Stewart.
Here — keep a sick bag handy — are some celebrities putting their special actor voices on to tell us how ashamed they are of being white…
Academy Award-winning screenwriter John Ridley is slamming “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” and “Kill Bill” director Quentin Tarantino over his “painful and infuriating” usage of the n-word in his movies.
On a daily basis, the Woke Taliban’s blacklist of movies, television and other entertainment expands, and let me promise you these left-wing fascists are just getting started…
WarnerMedia chairman Bob Greenblatt has defended the decision to remove the American classic “Gone With the Wind” from HBO Max, describing the decision to do so as an “absolute no-brainer.”
Chinese state propaganda outlet Global Times on Thursday branded increasingly breathless efforts to destroy statues, disappear films and books, and otherwise erase unsavory history in the United States “America’s Cultural Revolution,” a reference to the massacres under Mao Zedong in the 1960s.
Let’s thank fascist screenwriter John Ridley and fascist HBO Max, not only for making “Gone With the Wind” the most popular movie in America again, but for ensuring it is even more enjoyable to watch now that it comes with the delicious taste of the forbidden.
Americans rushed to snatch up physical copies of the movie Gone With the Wind after HBO Max announced it was blacklisting the film from its streaming platform.
The Woke Taliban have won. HBO Max announced on Tuesday it is blacklisting Gone With the Wind (1939), and with it, Hattie McDaniel’s performance for which she won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar of 1940.
Oscar-winning screenwriter John Ridley is demanding HBO Max blacklist Gone With the Wind (1939). But that’s not all…
Los Angeles Times film critic Justin Chang said Friday on CNN that President Donald Trump mentioning the movie “Gone With the Wind” at his rally was a “racist dog whistle.” Chang said, “It’s kind of unfortunate, I think, that we have
The widow of ‘Gone With The Wind’ actor Fred Crane is outraged over a Memphis theater’s decision to ban the film over racism concerns.
Way back in 2014, I urged everyone to run out and purchase a copy of Blazing Saddles, not just because it is awesome but because eventually the left will ban it, will do to the Mel Brooks masterpiece what has already been done to the Disney classic Song of the South — disappear it forever. Oh, how the Leftists pointed and laughed at my reactionary, rightwing fear-mongering.
The Orpheum Theatre in Memphis, Tennessee, will no longer screen Gone With the Wind after the theater’s board said it had received “numerous comments” from viewers who called the 1939 film “insensitive” and “racist.”
Vivien Leigh’s copy of the “Gone With the Wind” script is going up for auction alongside dozens of items from the late star’s personal collection.
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