It deserved every award it has won because not only did every actor do a phenomenal job, those actors went to every single press event and promoted the hell out of the film. They didn't just sit back and expect to win everything just because they're black, they worked hard for it. Naomie Harris didn't even want to do the part because she felt it was stereotypical, but she realized the importance and did the role. The fact that you were so quick to demonize people without even the slightest clue as to why the film was even created is just so juvenile and ignorant. I'm done with this to be honest.

Dear two comments up, I don't know where you get your "facts". I guess it's your lack of study of the Hebrew and Greek words and meanings the same. The well-known and widely recognized idiomatic meaning of pais was "beloved or same sex lover." That Matthew and Luke possibly used pais with the meaning of same sex lover raises the interesting possibility that Jesus met and blessed a gay centurion who was honest enough to tell Jesus he was gay. Remember, in our story, the Centurion uses the word pais to describe his sick servant. He is an utterly honest man and refuses to insult Jesus by asking for healing under false pretences. The gay Centurion openly admits to Jesus that he is a gay Centurion by using the Greek word pais to describe his servant. Matthew and Luke recognize and affirm the Centurion's honesty by using a different Greek word, pais, to describe his beloved servant. Just saying.

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I can't post his photo because he's a friend of mine and I don't wanna take risks. 1,75m, 80kg of muscle (but not completely buffed), gentle personality, reaaaally cute with strong facial features (a friend of mine called him ugly) and he's really charming. He and his boyfriend invited me for a threesome last week. My knees are still shaking from the banging I took. He smells delicious, smooth skin, an excellent kisser and an amazing top (lol). He's my platonic love