Suggestion and promotion on the front page seems to be all about blacks and LGTIPBBQ2 or whatever it may be called these days. I really don't follow these things on a daily basis.
Black movies, gay movies, LGTB+ movies, feminist movies, female movies.
"Year 2019 was the year of women". That's what you once wrote.
Could you consider writing that, say, year 2020 was the year of men?
Also, where are lists and recommendations of white movies, male movies and straight movies? I'm interested in these genres and preferences of cinematography, as almost all my favourite movies are written, produced and directed by white or jewish males. I like the works of Amy Heckerling very much, though, I must admit. And one if my favourite authors — Bret Easton Ellis — is gay. Also Kristen Wiig is one of the funniest and most multi-talented comedians and artists on this planet. Eddie Murphy's "Beverly Hills Cop II" (1987) was also a huge classic for us back in the day when were just little kids and it's still a great movie and a comedy.
I come from a small northern European country and there are well under five million people that speak our language here. We are white Europeans and we are a very, very, very small minority on this planet compared to Africans, Indians, Asians and so on.
When do we get recognition and promotion that we deserve? All the companies seem to be preaching about "diversity", "multiculturalism" and "tolerance" — and at the very same time white, straight male are not getting any attention or coverage.
How does that comply with IMDb's understanding of equality or fairness?
Black movies, gay movies, LGTB+ movies, feminist movies, female movies.
"Year 2019 was the year of women". That's what you once wrote.
Could you consider writing that, say, year 2020 was the year of men?
Also, where are lists and recommendations of white movies, male movies and straight movies? I'm interested in these genres and preferences of cinematography, as almost all my favourite movies are written, produced and directed by white or jewish males. I like the works of Amy Heckerling very much, though, I must admit. And one if my favourite authors — Bret Easton Ellis — is gay. Also Kristen Wiig is one of the funniest and most multi-talented comedians and artists on this planet. Eddie Murphy's "Beverly Hills Cop II" (1987) was also a huge classic for us back in the day when were just little kids and it's still a great movie and a comedy.
I come from a small northern European country and there are well under five million people that speak our language here. We are white Europeans and we are a very, very, very small minority on this planet compared to Africans, Indians, Asians and so on.
When do we get recognition and promotion that we deserve? All the companies seem to be preaching about "diversity", "multiculturalism" and "tolerance" — and at the very same time white, straight male are not getting any attention or coverage.
How does that comply with IMDb's understanding of equality or fairness?






Mark Glass
burteriksson .
The 6th of July 2020, IMDb's front page: there are 16 different things being promoted out of which six (6) are strongly or completely black-related. That's 37.5%. Blacks make up 13.4% of the total populace in the US.
So, their overpresentation and bias here is three-time (3×).
What is that all about? Is that "equality" and "fairness"?
I want to remind once again that we, the white Europeans, are a very small minority on this planet. All the great inventions – such as cinematography – has been made by white Europeans.
When it's all 100% black and feminist, people are happy, right?
Nikolay Yeriomin (Mykola Yeromin), Champion
I'm sorry, but you live in a world of bias and lies. That's all I can say to you as one "white European" (if that is everything you can say about your identity, I don't even know how to comment that) to another.
If your only claim at being superior is the fact that you share skin color with some of the great inventors of the past, it's somewhat pathetic. I also like how you pile hasidic ethnicity with white knowing right away that without it white culture and history would be rather scarce and will most consist of savagery, middle ages and war crimes. Then again, that's what 80% of humanity's history like, anyway.
Also no, you're not a minority simply because your nation is of lesser amount than whole races are. Comparing one to another is an incredible and unlogical leap. And no, straight males are still having attention and coverage. Look no further than Harvey Weinstein. Whom, judging by your points, you probably admire a lot.