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Turner Classic Movies Response To Cancel Culture
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<blockquote data-quote="Grant Jennings" data-source="post: 261134" data-attributes="member: 746"><p>Turner Classic Movies has started a series called <em>Reframed: Classics in the Rearview Mirror Spotlight </em>which features a discussion prior to airing classic films. The intent is to put the films in context for modern viewers. Judging from the comments on Youtube, many see this as a "slippery slope" toward censorship. I don't agree. While I personally don't feel I need this as I am capable of putting these films in context myself, I have worked with many millennials who I think would benefit greatly from this. The hosts on TCM frequently discuss the making of films, the history of the movie studios and biographical information about actors and other movie makers; I think this is a logical progression and an appropriate response to current culture and concerns. What do you think?</p><p></p><p> [MEDIA=youtube]q8GNJbIWUko[/MEDIA]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Grant Jennings, post: 261134, member: 746"] Turner Classic Movies has started a series called [I]Reframed: Classics in the Rearview Mirror Spotlight [/I]which features a discussion prior to airing classic films. The intent is to put the films in context for modern viewers. Judging from the comments on Youtube, many see this as a "slippery slope" toward censorship. I don't agree. While I personally don't feel I need this as I am capable of putting these films in context myself, I have worked with many millennials who I think would benefit greatly from this. The hosts on TCM frequently discuss the making of films, the history of the movie studios and biographical information about actors and other movie makers; I think this is a logical progression and an appropriate response to current culture and concerns. What do you think? [MEDIA=youtube]q8GNJbIWUko[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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