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Anon is baffled by Mel Gibson's continued career
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this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2024
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He was cancelled, and was out of the industry for years.
He then kissed the ring, did the mea culpa, and got lucky making a pacifist WW2 movie. If that film tanked, or he didn't kiss all of the asses, he'd still be out of business.
The reality is that being "cancelled" isn't a huge deal when you're already one of the economic elite. He didn't even do a mea culpa, he just came back to the party and shrugged.
Not even the economic elite, just A list of some description.
Once your a big name you might have to take less money but someone somewhere will think you are a value proposition eventually.
Makes me think of Tár where the conductor
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ends up conducting a video game music symphony overseas at the endIt's a pretty decent film, if a little heavy on the religious message.
I thought the religious part wasn't forced or strange considering the real story.
I disagree. Yes, the protaganist had religous motivations for his actions, but that doesn't mean the film itself has a religous message.
All of his movies are religious propaganda. Sometimes propaganda just happens to have a point.
I thought my friend had tricked me into watching a romance movie up until they got on the ridge and a dude got cut in half with bullets. I was not expecting that