Tag: controversy

Harry Potter Remake: The Thing No One Asked For

There are always rumors regarding the Wizarding World. Every few months, there is some wild speculation that Cursed Child will be made into a movie, the Hogwarts Legacy game will be turned into a show… and now, the latest rumor is that HBO will be remaking the beloved Harry Potter films into a sho...

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Blabs’ Thoughts on the J.K. Rowling Controversy

Wizarding World creator J.K. Rowling has certainly been in the headlines these past few years, and with Hogwarts Legacy arriving in a few days, I figured I’d give my opinion on everything that has been going on. Let’s go back chronologically… Albus Dumbledore… Is Gay? Growing up, I never tho...

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Hogwarts Legacy Debuts 4K Trailer – But Excludes Gameplay

With less than a month to go until Hogwarts Legacy releases on next-gen consoles and PC, the Wizarding World dropped a gorgeous 4k trailer for us to enjoy! This is the most beautiful trailer they have shown, and it’s probably because there was no gameplay footage. We saw more of Hogwarts ...

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Hogwarts Legacy Voice Actor Apologizes for Working for Someone with a Different Opinion

Sebastian Croft, who voices the English version of “Voice 1” in the upcoming Wizarding World’s Hogwarts Legacy video game, has bent the knee to the woke crowd due to J.K. Rowling’s “controversial” views on trans people. He tweeted out the following: This was in re...

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Report: Netflix Purposefully Made Cuties Poster More Provocative

According to Decider, Netflix made a concerted effort to make the promotional material for 2020’s Cuties – yes, that Cuties – more provocative, despite employees’ discomfort with the pseudo-pedophilia. One year after the united (mostly united) distaste for the film’s borderline-pedophilic ...

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Jordan Peele Wants to Make Movies About Black People, and That’s OK

This Monday, in a conversation with students at Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre, Jordan Peele made some remarks about race and the casting of his movies. Specifically, he plans to continue casting black lead actors after his successful horror films Get Out and Us. Any time you mention race (or, let...

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