Cleopatra Loses Netflix $2 Billion In Egypt Lawsuit

[Skkooomer Lord]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRGTO9BLM5w

[ZZZZZ]

Originally posted by Irene ❤:

$2 Billion?

Why should a media company pay $2,000,000,000?

since they arent able to win the case it simply didnt matter which amount they chose... they could have also picked $2

[Mad Scientist]

Originally posted by Irene ❤:

$2 Billion :runeshock:

Why should a media company pay $2,000,000,000?

1. To make an example out of someone usually means others wont do the same.
2. See quote;

Originally posted by Caldari Military Sly Succubus:

Originally posted by Irene ❤:

$2 Billion?

Why should a media company pay $2,000,000,000?

Perversion of history is quite the crime in some nations

[King of Games]

good

[Azza ☠]

They should of gone with the root history...

Cleopatra should of been played by a white boy, as in the Shakespearean era.

(they should of made me the lawyer and I would of just saved them $2 billion, with that single sentence)

[Sarge the Comfy Gaming Doggo]

Jada Pinkett Smith just CANNOT STOP LOSING.

You love to see it. Couldn't happen to a nicer person.

[SMIFFY]

I like how half the cast seems to have come from Eastenders.

[Hammer Of Evil]

my my, how netflix has fallen.

[Sarge the Comfy Gaming Doggo]

Originally posted by Hammer Of Evil:

my my, how netflix has fallen.

and thats a good thing

[Morkonan]

Originally posted by Munithe EXT:

Originally posted by Morkonan:

Who's this, now banned, OP, a youtube marketing bot?

Seems like some kind of spammer

Yeah, deleted my post because I didn't want to bump this thread... Oh well. :)

[Sarge the Comfy Gaming Doggo]

Originally posted by Munithe EXT:

No one even knows what colour her skin was considering no one knows who her mother was

She was queen of Egypt tho why not cast *gasp* an Egyptian?

[Sarge the Comfy Gaming Doggo]

Originally posted by Munithe EXT:

Originally posted by Sarge, Ghost of Puppos Past:

She was queen of Egypt tho why not cast *gasp* an Egyptian?

Doesn't matter who they cast, it's art not real life

Clearly mattered to Egypt and Egyptians and it absolutely bombed clearly changing history isn’t a big hit and there are busts of cleopatra while it doesn’t show skin tone they show Macedonic features

[Incarnate]

A drop in the bucket. They lost 50 billion in 2022 alone:

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-61173561

[Sarge the Comfy Gaming Doggo]

Originally posted by Munithe EXT:

I think the bust you are talking about was made in 400 AD.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cleopatra


The Berlin Cleopatra, a Roman sculpture of Cleopatra wearing a royal diadem, mid-1st century BC (around the time of her visits to Rome in 46–44 BC)

oh ok


she was a descendant of its founder Ptolemy I Soter, a Macedonian Greek general



Oh double ok


Her first language was Koine Greek and she is the only known Ptolemaic ruler to learn the Egyptian language.


Hold on was cleopatra WHITE!? Oh no!!!!!!!

[Sarge the Comfy Gaming Doggo]

Originally posted by Munithe EXT:

I deleted the post because I wasn't sure which bust you meant specifically and also I decided this would be a really annoying argument to even try to bother with. So yeah.

I never asked why you deleted anything but go on and you are totally wrong about the skin tone and the bust I just wanted to give you a chance to educate yourself on history before I had to

And

Yes we know what skin tone cleopatra had because she was Macedonia / greek

[Sarge the Comfy Gaming Doggo]

Originally posted by Munithe EXT:

No because I'll refer you back to what I said in the first place.

Originally posted by Munithe EXT:

Doesn't matter who they cast, it's art not real life

So stop trying to scream at me because you can't handle other people exisiting.

What are you even talking about, don't put words in my mouth. I'm aware black people exist and they are welcome in the world, but that doesn't give anyone the right to change history.

Imagine if they made a movie 100 years from now about Martin Luther King Jr. and it's a white man playing the role?