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They (the men) were more savage than the white man could ever be. We blame the white man for our suffrage ha! Blame yourselves and still to this day it's the same cycle repeating itself. Ride or die, call them Kings when they were never men. The black is and will always be our survival.

yearh what a shame it such a untrue story but it's great fiction

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This film has nothing to do with real African history. Its another feminist nonsense movie for the half witted African American audience who lap up this silliness.

Bite me

And it shows. The Agojie wore dresses or something much more feminine than this. But yeah, those white feminists made certain to make these women as masculine as possible. No good black men in the film of course.

@@MavenWalsh The literal KING is the best of them all. Her lieutenant was a good man. Her... wait, did you even watch the movie??????? No one who watched the movie could fathom to say such a thing. Ridiculous. It's on NETFLIX.

...and yet who tells most Black stories in the U.S.?

@@ZEBEEtheoriginal That king was the typical weak, ineffectual "man" you'd find in a feminist Hollywood film. The Agojie were an ALL-FEMALE unit. There were no MALE lieutenants. The only "good" man in the film, happened to be half Caucasian (But of course) . All the black females in the film were made to look as masculine and scary as possible. Much unlike the European Amazons who were said to have been beautiful. Or would you prefer to force me to watch that awful PoS AGAIN just so I can point out every awful scene piece by piece?

@@MavenWalsh The Ajojie's outfits were actually quite accurate, which you would've known if you'd done an ounce of research. the smithsonian has an article with photos that shows a picture of outfits that look almost exactly like the main outfits in the show. secondly, i don't really understand, as a black girl, why you insist on saying that the actresses in this film looked masculine. sure, i could MAYBE see how you saw Viola Davis to be a bit more macho, but that's because the Ajojie are literally soldiers. they are going to look strong. they are not going to look delicate and frail, because again, they are soldiers. thirdly, i don't know why you are so upset at the fact that the Ajojie were an all-female unit. again, if you look up the history of the Ajojie, you will find that they were an all-female unit. yes, men are biologically stronger than women, but that doesn't negate the fact that women can be strong and be soldiers. and, news flash, it doesn't make them less feminine. obviously, the show is not perfect, as many of the characters in it are fictional, and it's by Hollywood, so of course, we won't get as many 'good' black men in films nowadays. but, for the love of Pete, can we please stop criticizing women (esp black women) just for being able to fight and lead? i don't get the obsession that some of our men have with a woman that doesn't challenge them at all. that's not a good mindset to be having about women, or anyone, in general. thank you for coming to my ted talk.

The name sand like one I have hear before the songs make me feel cold

They were kidnappers in real life and slave traders with the whites waiting on their boats along the coasts. Not a small mundane insignificant difference.

no it isn't. When a movie is about an historical figure, people have standards regarding the movie they don't have for fictional movies.

@@Wary_Of_Extremes did you watch “The Harder They Fall” because Nat Love’s a real person? Or did you watch it because it’s an interesting black casted cowboy movie?

@@BLK_pharaoh I don't know that movie

@@Wary_Of_Extremes it’s also loosely based on real people, but that’s not why people watched it or enjoyed it. Also, you never said if Woman King was good or not. Proving my point

It was a lie. Because people knew that it did not do as well.

It actually did make millions

@@KeishaMs Did it make millions? Or fail to make a profit?

@@user-go4vz2ir6r I read that the budget was 50 mil and the movie made 98 mil..

@@KeishaMs With marketing it would need to make 100 million just to break even. So If those numbers are right. It "lost" 2 million.

The Dahomey were a horrific regime that caused unspeakable terror and suffering. There are incredible stories of TRUE heros who fought against injustice and oppression. This was not in. They should be treated similarly to other groups that we quite rightly villainise. Not caring if it is true or not undermines the suffering of those who suffered under their hand. Here is a quick short that pretty much sums the Dahomey up perfectly. kzfaq.infoP7UMjsm-7E8

Imagine IDGAF about you or what you think about what I think. Imagine that. @@mcsnapples

I'm highly aware that black people's thoughts are extremely policed. Thanks, but no thanks. I never asked for your attempt try and school me and get me to change my mind about something. I respectfully decline. Now, go mind your business.@@Britishperson131

Yes, I agree! I loved it!

@@Britishperson131 Omg that’s crazy, tell me more!

When ever the Qyt man didn't come to Africa slavery stop! #Our love is Vengeance!

This was shown in the movie. It literally opened up with them capturing another tribe. Some of the women they kept, and they sold the rest into slavery.

Just as European, Asian, etc. Countries did to their neighboring tribes, so what point are you trying to make exactly?

@@mactrek2I think the point that is lost in the retelling of this history is that Africans sold Africans to Europeans. Most Liberals think that the evil white people came to Africa and stole Africans and put them into slavery.

@@mactrek2 The point is this speech: 8:40. Falsehood, lies, racist propaganda, directed at the gullible US public who believe any crap they see on screen, provided it comes out of a black woman mouth.

Yes. But a song did lead people to freedom. Harriet tubman sang a particular song to let people know when it was time to leave for instance...

Ты женщина и феменистка. Не может 50 килограммовая женщина даже сдвинуть с места 80 кил. мужика, не говоря о том что бы вступить в бой.💪 🧚🤰это ваше.

Movie name please

4 times ....3 times back-to-back initially doe.

@@manojpekhale4059The Woman King

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The Dahomey Warriors ENSLAVED other Africans and sold them to Europeans and Arabs. She didn't get a nomination for the same reason Bruno Ganz didn't get a nomination for his portrayal of Hitler in Downfall.

They were the slavers, actually, not the enslaved.

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Just fictional and populated with lies in every scene.

Absolutely!

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Você não vai se arrepender, ótimo filme.

Learn other people's language to communicate please. Title: woman king

Great movie? Say WHAT!!! Another black exploitation movie, targeting the destruction of the black family, by means of emasculation and demonizing the black man and maculating and defeminization of the black woman. Hollywood is clowning black people once more. This shit gets two thumbs down from me.

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The acting was passionate and pretty top tier but for me the historical inaccuracies were quite perplexing. I've studied this era of history to ensure we shine a light on the horrors that were perpetrated. A lot of this was reading accounts of people who were enslaved by the Dahomey. I was rather startled when i heard that they had made a film about such a horrific regime. Can you tell me how you would have written it correctly?

Dude, everything you watch is fantasy. This less so than most. Stay conquered.

Omg that’s crazy, tell me more!

It’s on Netflix

It was actually really good.

The way they marketed this movie was beyond dumb. It is an ok movie but it's clearly biased.

I gave it a 10 😊

If you haven't seen it, how do you know? 😂😂😂😂😂

@@jaxcoss5790 Just going by these clips. It can't hold a candle to the mini series 'Shaka Zulu'

Don't watch it. You're spot on. You don't have to put yourself through that kind of misery like I did. Fyi, I forced myself to watch The Last Jedi THREE times, because people told me it would get better with each viewing. It did not.

How do you know you was not born thenand there is no one around to tell us the truth

It is on Netflix

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Yes he was.