I haven't seen a single movie this year so far, and was never planning to watch something from the director of 2012/Godzilla regardless.

No.

no

You do know that the main character isn't real, and the true main characters were overlooked...? Hence the bad press.

The ignoring of Marsha P. Johnson pisses me off so no

Nope.

No. Aside from the fact that it seems to be just another trashy Hollywood movie about how white people are the saviors of the universe and all that is good in the world, the movie also looks like ****.

Another white-washed Hollywood movie? No thanks

Amen sis

Accidentally voted maybe. But no, it's disgusting how they're whitewashing the movement and erasing the trans people that really started it, and putting a white cis male at the front.

Pretty much, sad because it could have been a good movie

No, it's done horribly wrong.

Nope.

If it were an accurate portrayal of what actual happened, I would see it as many times as I possibly could. The fact that the creator is blatantly whitewashing and ignoring the trans people who started the whole movement in the first place is such a horrid thing that I cannot get over. Also, the general public who go to see this movie and may not be aware of the actual events that occurred may perceive a white, cis guy as the hero also pisses me off to no end. But hey, that's Hollywood.

They did the same thing with last year's acclaimed gay film Pride. It was based on real events, but they made up the main character because they wanted him to be a stand-in for the audience, or something like that.

It seems like Stonewall is trying to do the same thing, but it doesn't work so well when you're making a film about the event that literally caused the existence of the LGBT+ movement and it's very well documented that trans people, drag queens, and POC were very heavily involved.




But to answer the question. I'll watch it online, but I'm not giving them any money for this.