Miami, Florida – The new Hollywood movie, "Flamingo," has caused a stir among Colombian drug lords, who are not happy with the film's portrayal of their ex-colleague Walter White.
The movie has an all-star cast, including Bruno Mars as Walter White, Donald Trump as a corrupt politician, and Morgan Freeman as a sassy flamingo. The plot revolves around White's escape from prison and his journey to Miami, where he meets a group of colorful characters.
However, Colombian drug lords have taken issue with the film, claiming that it defames the life of Walter White, who was a notorious drug lord in Colombia. The drug lords' problem with the film is that it portrays White as a whimsical character, dancing and singing with glee, which they claim is far from the truth.
One Colombian drug lord, who wished to remain anonymous, told us, "Walter White was not some happy-go-lucky guy who sang and danced his way out of prison. He was a ruthless drug lord who was involved in some of the worst crimes in our country's history. This film is an insult to his legacy and distorts the truth."
Apart from the portrayal of White, critics are also taking issue with Trump's role in the film. Many people feel that having Trump in any movie is bound to attract criticism and controversy.
Despite the backlash, the film's star-studded cast and movie production team believe that the movie will be a hit among audiences. Bruno Mars, who has been praised for his portrayal of Walter White, said, "I understand that some people might not be happy with the film, but at the same time, we made it for entertainment purposes, not to defame anyone's character."
Morgan Freeman, who steals the show as the sassy flamingo, is confident that the film will be well-received, calling it a "fun, lighthearted movie that will leave audiences feeling happy."
Only time will tell whether "Flamingo" will be a success, but one thing is for sure: it has already caused a lot of controversy and sparked debate among people around the world.
