Who else could make $18 million disappear and then have nothing to show for it?
Who else could make $18 million disappear and then have nothing to show for it?
As it turns out, alienating the vast majority of paying customers isn’t a good business strategy. Who could’ve guessed?
Well, not the filmmakers behind “The American Society of Magical Negroes,” apparently.
The film, which generated a decent amount of social media buzz and news coverage for its racially-charged plot (the story features a secret society of black Americans dedicated to appeasing white people in an effort to make them less “dangerous”), just ended its theatrical run after only 21 days. . .
>As it turns out, alienating the vast majority of paying customers isn’t a good business strategy. Who could’ve guessed?
>Well, not the filmmakers behind “The American Society of Magical Negroes,” apparently.
>The film, which generated a decent amount of social media buzz and news coverage for its racially-charged plot (the story features a secret society of black Americans dedicated to appeasing white people in an effort to make them less “dangerous”), just ended its theatrical run after only 21 days.
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White people have no choice but to be dangerous if they are to have any hope in surviving the nigger menace...
White people have no choice but to be dangerous if they are to have any hope in surviving the nigger menace...
The movie industry was already the American society of magical negros.
The movie industry was already the American society of magical negros.
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