I'm sorry, but most of that list is idiotic. If all of those movies are racist, it would be basically impossible to make a movie that wasn't racist.
Spike Lee was so appalled with Michael Clarke Duncan's turn as death row inmate John Coffey that he had to coin a term for it: the Super-Duper Magical Negro. Some disagreed, seeing the role as positive. But if Hollywood is to be believed, all black people who lived before 1960 were docile, bumbling buffoons incapable of doing anything but easing the lives of (and raping, let's not forget raping) white people. Somehow, though, we doubt Michael Clarke Duncan cared about any of that as he went on to star as the head ape in Tim Burton's 2001 remake of that racially sensitive classic Planet of the Apes
so, let me get this straight, how the movie depicted John Coffey is how the movie says all black people are? who does one conclude that?
You may remember Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise," the hit song from this movie, but what about Michelle Pfeiffer playing an retired Marine who becomes a teacher and saves shiftless, ignorant, minority students from their self-destructive tendencies? Best Teach America recruitment video we've ever seen.
that right its racist because there are no ignorant shiftless minority students. right? wrong.
Who needed a drunken rant to know that Mel Gibson hates Jews? In his depiction of the Crucifixion of Christ—who, coincidentally, is portrayed by white actor Jim Caveziel even though everybody knows Black Jesus was black—the Chosen People are a vile, bloodthirsty horde that takes great pleasure in watching God's son suffer for the sins of man. Gibson gets a gold Star of David for this one—David Duke, that is.
everyone knows black Jesus was black? huh? I don't it. Besides, I never thought Jesus was black, I though he was Jewish-middle eastern
also, I think the idea that this movie is bigoted towards Jews is overblown. If you compare the movie to how the Passion story is depicted in the bible, you will find it to be quite accurate.
John chapter 19 verse 11:
Jesus answered, Thou couldest have no power at all against me, except it were given thee from above:
therefore he that delivered me unto thee hath the greater sin
Matthew Chapter 27 verse 25
Then answered all the people and said, His blood be on us and on our children
Gibson didn't come up with that stuff on his own, they came from the bible. I agree Gibson himself is a bigot, he movie however is just accurate depiction from the bible.