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No kidding. Looks like Lawrence of Arabia, John Wayne and Indiana Jones all thrown in a blender.

You didn't jokingly say this so I'll assume you're serious. The racial stereotype is that black men don't swim.

And FYI Wayne Brady, Elmo Lincoln was the first movie Tarzan in 1918.

the soundtrack is the worst. whoever the music supervisor is should never work again. i'm just assuming it's wayne campbell.

I find a lot of these complaints to be pretty silly. Particularly the roles of 40+ years ago, like John Wayne as Genghis Khan, etc.

And The Last Samurai is awesome. OK, Tom Cruise (white guy) is the main character -- because he is a lens through which an American audience can reflect on the respect that he gains for the real (Japanese) samurai. All the roles that the script/plot dictates should be played by Japanese people are. I'd even argue that the title doesn't refer to Tom Cruise's Nathan Algren, but rather to the whole group of samurai (notice how the word can be plural or singular) led by Ken Watanabe's Katsumoto.

There are some (plenty of?) legit gripes about "whitewashing" movies, but accusing movies like the The Last Samurai of it (when they are actually doing things exactly right and making a movie FULL of non-white roles played by non-white people) seems counterproductive to the argument...

Laughed out loud at John Wayne as Genghis Khan.
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That's so funny. That's something I often *expect* to see. I didn't hear about this but that happened right down the street from me. I see planes in the air around John Wayne Airport all the time and every time I do I imagine one's coming down for an emergency landing on the street.

Never have I witnessed or heard about it actually happening here!

Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody (forever a classic) has been added as a related post - related requested by eric3579.

Wayne's World - Bohemian Rhapsody has been added as a related post - related requested by eric3579.

Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody has been added as a related post - related requested by eric3579.

No, the Black Panther is the real Batman of the Marvel Universe. Ultra rich, has cool gadgets, cool vehicles (the quinjet, among other vehicles which could themselves topple all of the governments of the world), and his costume looks like Batman, including the colors black and yellow.

Issue #23 of the Black Panther run in the late '90s even takes this to its logical conclusion when they enter Nightmare's universe and they pay tribute to the likeness of Black Panther to Batman.

The Robin character is Black Panther's US attache, Everett Ross. Totally funny too, because the villain around this time is akin to the Joker and has his own tribute panels to the Joker.

These similarities are on purpose.

And for funsies, who is Logan Wayne?

'Who okayed that?'

Lil Wayne?

That used to be Bruce Wayne.

Nice. I don't even remember that from Wayne's World (movie/film)s.