I'm just so grateful to Hollywood for telling me what my values are and what right is from wrong.

I'm stunned that variety, the trade paper along with the Hollywood reporter,

thanks to a writer named Tim Gray, has instructed me and you on what films

need asterisks, what films need

need warning labels about the bad bad content contained therein and I don't know what I would do

without this moral note there are ten movies you need to know about because they have some

bad things about them and bad things are bad and good things are good. But these films are bad.

And this title is 10 problematic films that could use warning labels.

So Mr. Gray rightly points out Gone With the Wind which slavery, even though actress Hattie McDaniel won the

Oscar, the highest accolade for movie performers for that 1939 role as the housemaid

who doesn't know nothing about birth and babies, but who saves the day.

That doesn't matter because slavery is not condemned in the movie.

Also birth of the Nation contains bad things.

Song of the South, which you can't even rent.

If you could rent that.

Breakfast at Tiffany's, with Mickey Rooney's turn as a kind of stereotype Japanese or something. Landlord. Very, very bad.

People should not be exposed to these things because these things are bad and movies affect people more on that later

What didn't make the list was roots by Alex Haley. Hmm, that showed slavery

The N-word featured throughout.

Maybe it's because Alex Haley plagiarized most of it

from Harold Courtlanders book The African.

But that doesn't matter.

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