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== Failed Remake ==

== Failed Remake ==

Sarcastically dubbed "Woke Side Story," a $100 million [[politically correct]] remake directed by [[Steven Spielberg]] and released in December 2021 was one of the biggest box office busts in history, despite being highly acclaimed by [[liberal]] [[Hollywood]]:

Sarcastically dubbed "Woke Side Story," a $100 million [[politically correct]] remake directed by [[Steven Spielberg]] and released in December 2021 was one of the biggest box office busts in history, despite being highly acclaimed by [[liberal]] [[Hollywood]]:

{{cquote|CNBC reported that Spielberg’s West Side Story brought in only $36.6 million in global ticket sales over its first three weeks in theaters. The production budget was around $100 million, although that doesn’t include its expensive marketing costs<ref>https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/steven-spielbergs-west-side-story-bombed-box-office-means-golden-globes-oscars.html/</ref>.}}

{{cquote|CNBC reported that Spielberg’s ''West Side Story'' brought in only $36.6 million in global ticket sales over its first three weeks in theaters. The production budget was around $100 million, although that doesn’t include its expensive marketing costs<ref>https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/steven-spielbergs-west-side-story-bombed-box-office-means-golden-globes-oscars.html/</ref>.}}

Reportedly this [[politically correct]] remake failed particularly badly in the [[Midwest]].  Some of its dialog is anti-[[American Dream]], while there are deliberately no subtitles for the Spanish-speaking scenes.

Reportedly this [[politically correct]] remake failed particularly badly in the [[Midwest]].  Some of its dialog is anti-[[American Dream]], while there are deliberately no subtitles for the Spanish-speaking scenes.