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这篇文章说的是花的是你我纳税人的钱买美国过季电影。剪不剪都不是问题。纳税人的钱花得都冤枉。
过季不过季不重要。
好的片子是永久的。
关键是花了多少钱。
剪掉的8分钟中有未来的美国总统,说明他们的剪辑判断是有问题的。
这篇文章说的是花的是你我纳税人的钱买美国过季电影。剪不剪都不是问题。纳税人的钱花得都冤枉。
不懂了,加拿大拍不出多少电影,买电影娱乐大众也不对?我截的屏有包含: spending tax dollar.
我不知道的事很多,看来是高攀了,我退出讨论。你不知道CBC 是政府拨款运作的,和其他电视台比如 CTV 是私人经营不同?
该补的常识太多,没法讨论。
政府拨款的媒体,就应该挂一个招牌“本公司为加拿大政府代理人”,然后大大方方宣传政府政策,批判反对党在野党,这是正事。干其它的都是浪费钱。
经典永不过时,就图个节日气氛,至少我今年看了,记不清第几次了。当时还在纳闷怎么没川普指路了。加拿大人有各种途径追美国新电影,院线几乎同步。电视台播过季电影,基本也没收视率。但是 CBC 不关心收视和盈利,政府给钱就够祸祸的了。
CBC 这些人真有病https://nationalpost.com/news/canad...issing-its-trump-scene-twitter-loses-its-mind
Trump trolls Trudeau because CBC clipped the president's scene in Home Alone 2 screening
And yes, he found a way to make it about NATO
Eagle-eyed viewers are taking the CBC to task after it emerged that the broadcaster’s recent screening of Home Alone 2: Lost in New York was missing one significant cameo: that of Donald J. Trump.
Hours after Twitter blew up, the president of the United States threw in his two cents, retweeting a Fox News story and commenting, “I guess Justin T doesn’t much like my making him pay up on NATO or Trade!”
Three minutes later, he retweeted another article reporting the movie edit and said, “The movie will never be the same! (just kidding).”
In the 1992 hit film Trump can be seen, briefly, passing Kevin McCallister, the character played by Macaulay Culkin. The scene, in which Kevin asks Trump how to get to the lobby, was filmed at New York’s Plaza Hotel.
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Trump has always liked the cameo in one of Christmas’s most-loved films, and told a media conference call just this week, according to Deadline:
“Well I’m in Home Alone 2. A lot of people mention it every year, especially around Christmas. They say — especially young kids — they say, ‘I just saw you on the movie.’ They don’t see me on television as they do in the movie. But it’s been a good movie and I was a little younger, to put it mildly. And it was an honour to do it.”
“And it turned out to be a very big hit, obviously. It’s a big Christmas hit — one of the biggest. So it’s an honour to be involved in something like that, you always like to see success.”
However, if you tuned into CBC’s latest broadcast in search of Trump’s proud moment, you were out of luck. That’s because the broadcaster cut several scenes out, for time purposes, back in 2014 — long before Trump became President Trump.
“As is often the case with feature films adapted for television, Home Alone 2 was edited for time,” CBC said in a statement, responding to viewer concerns.
“The scene with Donald Trump was one of several that were cut from the movie as none of them were integral to the plot. These edits were done in 2014, when we first acquired the film and before Mr. Trump was elected president.”
In total, the CBC has said that eight minutes were cut from the movie.
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That explanation hasn’t stopped Twitter from having a meltdown, though. Various characters of all political persuasions have weighed in on the crisis — some loving Trump’s removal, some seeing sinister forces at play.
One user tweeted, with a reference to Trump’s recent labelling of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as two-faced:
“Canadian government funded TV channel is so triggered that they cut (Trump’s) Cameo from Home Alone 2 while airing it over Christmas. I bet ‘two faced’ Trudeau made the call directly (to CBC) and demanded they cut the scene.. Or maybe just black it out #DefundCBC.”
Ryan Fournier of the group Students for Trump let fly:
“CBC TV in Canada has cut Donald Trump’s Home Alone 2 cameo out of their broadcast. They’re so triggered by him that they had to edit him out of the film. Absolutely pathetic.”
Another user, George Conway, husband of Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway, was a big fan of the edit. The lawyer has been a vociferous critic of Trump, despite his wife’s role.
“You see, Senators? It’s not that hard,” he tweeted, linking Trump’s “removal” from the film to the ongoing impeachment proceedings that could see Trump removed from office, in the unlikely event that the U.S. Senate votes to do so.
So far Trump himself hasn’t taken to Twitter on the matter, but his son Donald Trump Jr. has, tweeting a link to the story that led with the word “pathetic.”
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