John Wayne Exhibition Removed

[Althea]

. I will say this, though: I think any black who can compete with a white today can get a better break than a white man."

So that's where trump got that quote.

[Stretch]

John Wayne Exhibition Removed, at USC

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world...k-lives-matter

Yale is still named for the slave trader who created it.

Yeah well, the fascist snowflake kiddos rule right now. That's just the way it is. The left adores them.

[domer76]

Are you Black? If so you are a discredit to your race! It is easy to call people names on the internet you coward! You are still a slave if you vote democrat, they simply moved the plantation, and give you just enough to keep you voting or them! No significant changes have occurred while they have your vote every election cycle, by riling you up with some supposed injustice, quit being a victim!

You still haven’t cleaned up that grammar yet, have you, illiterate fucktard?

Why does my skin color make a difference. I’m merely stating the obvious about you RW pussies. You go out if your way to whine about blacks. You white, wimpy fucks continually paint yourselves as victims. What a pitiable group of wissbags.

Illiterate moron.

[Bill]

I literally know zero people under the age of 70 who watch John Wayne movies. The vast majority of films he was in are utterly forgettable B-list Hollywood mediocrity.

George Lucas, another USC alumnus, actually directed or produced ground breaking films, and made lasting contributions to the film industry which makes Wayne's contributions look virtually inconsequential.

His peers seemed to agree..

I must of watched many growing up, but can't recall any of them..

He was pretty one denominational IMHO, same mannerism, same/similar type lines blah blah blah...... Part of that could be the role casting

[AProudLefty]

His peers seemed to agree..

I must of watched many growing up, but can't recall any of them..

He was pretty one denominational IMHO, same mannerism, same/similar type lines blah blah blah...... Part of that could be the role casting

He was good in war movies.

[Bill]

He was good in war movies.

he was also the same in everyone of them from what I recall. I could be wrong, that is all I really recall..

[Bourbon]

WHO GIVES A FUCK?

[Micawber]

None of them went to USC. You don't have to like John Wayne but to many he was an American hero and he was a great Trojan. It's why the Cinema school celebrates him.

Jeff Bridges was way better in True Grit than John Wayne.

[AProudLefty]

Jeff Bridges was way better in True Grit than John Wayne.

That movie was so funny.

[Micawber]

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He was pretty one denominational IMHO, same mannerism, same/similar type lines blah blah blah...... Part of that could be the role casting

Yep, zero range... like Shaquille O'Neal.

[Bourbon]

DIDN'T HE HAVE ABOUT 3 OR 4 WIVES ALSO?

[Althea]

He was good in war movies.

I think the first one I saw was 'The Sons Of Katie Elder'. First indoor movie I ever saw. We always did drive ins when I was a kid. "True Grit" was a classic, and he had another as Rooster Cogburn after that.

His earlier war movies were typical for the time. Patriotism peddled by Hollywood. I actually saw an old movie of his a few years ago, where he was a guitar playing crooner in a western.

[Phantasmal]

he was also the same in everyone of them from what I recall. I could be wrong, that is all I really recall..

The only movie I enjoyed of his was The Cowboys. I tolerated him in the ones with Maureen O’Hara, because I loved her.

[T. A. Gardner]

If this is really about film icons, George Lucas is a USC alumni, and he did more for American film than Wayne ever did. Lucas certainly rates a statue in the USC film school ahead of Wayne.

Not true. Outside Star Wars and the Indiana Jones series (mostly because of Spielberg) , Lucas has next to no presence in movie making. His expertise is in special effects, not making great movies.

Wayne was a major "action hero" of his day. He's the sort like say, Bruce Willis or Mel Gibson. In his time, his roles as an action hero were well received. Before him there was say, Tom Mix, a cowboy action hero. Wayne in his day made major advances for Hollywood.

[Bill]

Yep, zero range... like Shaquille O'Neal.

lol, but then ShaQ didn't need range.... He can just stand there or butt bounce everyone out of the way as he backs in for an easy dunk.