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Yes, the "New York Times" Has Really Weird Cultural Coverage. Why Do You Ask?

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Yes, the "New York Times" Has Really Weird Cultural Coverage. Why Do You Ask? As an institution, it seems that it really does not like that my cousin Phil Lord and his partner Chris Miller keep making movies that push back against the beliefs that the audience is dumb and... As an institution, it seems that it really does not like that my cousin Phil Lord and his partner Chris Miller keep making m...
The article's title and subhead focus on the directors' past dismissal from Solo, which appears to be an unusual emphasis considering the success of their current project. This could suggest a few possible patterns: Ambiguity (the title doesn't clearly convey the main subject), Distortion (emphasizing the negative incident over the positive success), and Bad Faith (potentially trying to create controversy or negative associations around Project Hail Mary by associating it with the past incident)...