Why do liberals hate this movie?

The movie says the other way around.

Why do liberals hate this show?

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>be the biggest fraud cheat and a liar to achieve your goals
Why don't you?

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Because it features;
>weddings
>family unit
>traditional values

because it's:
> well written
> not diverse enough (history has not been thrown outside of the window to accomodate their views)
> involving naval battles, therefore war, therefore it's a Republican movie (it's not)
> no African American Native nonbinary-to-nonternary insufferable Mary Sue present, therefore how can be a movie good without acquiring social brownie points on the idieological scale
> characters show loyalty and camaraderie to each other, concepts alien and incomprehensible to backstabbing people, hipster people, tv executives and producers
> it was hip with hipster traits before hipster were cool, this makes hipsters seeth harder

Don't forget Toxic Masculinity.

Yes.

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I hate this, is it meant to imply that that any form of masculinity is toxic.

was it a 2.5 hour SJW sermon? if not they'll hate it

Because it's conservative. Even the NY Times back in 2003 picked up on this (though they still liked it; it was a different time when the Times could still manage to talk fairly about things that they disagreed with):

>The Napoleonic wars that followed the French Revolution gave birth, among other things, to British conservatism, and ''Master and Commander,'' making no concessions to modern, egalitarian sensibilities, is among the most thoroughly and proudly conservative movies ever made. It imagines the Surprise as a coherent society in which stability is underwritten by custom and every man knows his duty and his place. I would not have been surprised to see Edmund Burke's name in the credits.

they do?

Why do liberals hate this movie?

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Because it's about a man who is interfering with the development of other cultures.
Yes he was trying to unit the tribes but that is wrong.

Why do liberals hate this movie?

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#1 its honest
#2 no white people to blame

Never seen that poster. Fan edit?

If you can step over them successfully then you should.

>be the biggest fraud cheat and a liar
where did you get that from?

Reverse image search says yes.

He ignored the rules of the system becoming a borrowed ladder.

A system set up to guarantee he failed and lived the life of an outcast.

not really a big deal since he didn't steal the dna

ngl, the gattaca world was pretty comfy

Ya user was being edgy by saying he shouldnt step over the rules. You could argue he was putting the crew at rick though if his heart fails. But I like the movie.

Sure but that risk was minimal and in the context of the mission not a big deal

Did you watch the movie? Would you want a firefighter that saves you from a burning house to be legally blind without glasses, or not as fit as the rest of his team? Why should a once in a decade space mission be jeopardized because of someone like him?