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Your Favorite Movie is Racist

Your Favorite Movie is Racist

By: 2 Blacks and a Mexican
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 All people are a little racist, all movies are made by people. So... in this series we are taking our favorite movies—and some of these are legit classics—and re-examining them within the context of an evolving world. Will our favorite movies hold up? Miles Kelly, Tawny Ochoa and Chris Paicely find out.© 2024 Your Favorite Movie is Racist Art
Episodes
  • GREMLINS | A Racist Little Christmas!

    GREMLINS | A Racist Little Christmas!
    Dec 23 2020

    Happy Holidays! For our 2020 Holiday Special we're talking about Gremlins, Joe Dante's 1984 classic starring Zach Galligan, Phoebe Cates, and Gizmo! We LOVE this movie. We also notice some mystical-Asian-xenophobia-black-guy-dies-first action going on. Let's talk!
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    51 mins
  • STAR WARS SEQUELS | About a Boyega

    STAR WARS SEQUELS | About a Boyega
    Oct 29 2020

    In the season finale of our show, we dive into the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy. These films had all the makings of something inclusive and special: a diverse cast, intriguing new characters and incredibly talented directors and writers. What we got was a mixed bag, with most of the best story stuff going to the white characters and muddled mix of story directions given to the PoCs. Oh, Disney... Oh, Lucasfilm... Oh, whoever...
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    46 mins
  • STAR WARS PREQUELS | It ain't just Jar Jar, y'all

    STAR WARS PREQUELS | It ain't just Jar Jar, y'all
    Oct 23 2020

    War! The Star Wars Prequel Trilogy tells the story of Anakin Skywalker's growth into a Jedi Knight and subsequent turn to the Dark Side of the Force. Also... more than 20 years later Jar Jar Binks still feels hella racist, as do those Trade Federation Viceroy guys. Watto too. Don't forget Watto. But yeah Darth Vader! WOOO!

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    43 mins
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