@zephir oh, stop putting politics where were none. The only supposed good one was a cop and even that's a stretch.
@Gloom8 It's really cute ... Remind me on what planet do you live? It looks so beautiful!
Do not put politics? So tell the director and Ewan McGregor and by the way wake up:
•Ewan McGregor (on his own Twitter): "What interested me with Birds of Prey is that it’s a feminist film [...]"
•Cathy YAN (interview on NPR.org) : "Yes. I mean, without sounding too much like a diehard bra-burning feminist here, but yes [...]"
And these are just 2 small examples!
Sorry but before you patronize, and take people for idiots, you have to learn a little and know what we are talking about!
@yumakdust on planet called "Find good people in that film. Period".
But your people have to always find politics in movies their hate. And always turn blind eye to their favorite movies. If "Aliens" or "Alien" (the only good one in the franchise) came out in the last 5 years your guys won't shut up about "feminist agenda" in those movies. Or what about beta male character in "Arrival" and female hero (how dare they!) saving the day by the power of communication and not violence (cartoonish bad army guys aside the film was great, I agree)?!
Come on guys, don't play dumb. Let's be real here. There are a difference between making film feminist or pro-war and ham-fisted agendas (idk selling toys in cartoons for example). In the normal world word "agenda" would have been neutral by the way. Take "Starship Troopers" the movie is clearly political, it has anti-fascist agenda. Does it make film bad or insincere? I would say no. How about "1917"? It's none political, but it has anti-war agenda. TV series "Punisher" is none political, but has pro-guns agenda, which doesn't make season 1 bad in my opinion.
As for "Birds of Prey". It's feminist film (Both director and producer are feminist and talked about movie in those terms), it has surprisingly small amount of actual feminist agenda (neutral term - Alien and Terminator 1 and 2 also have some feminist agendas in them). However @Zephir 's "All Women = good, all men = bad" BS doesn't apply here. They tried to make it about politics. They also probably didn't even seen the movie. They just wanted to find something political to talk about and rile up crowd that always falls for "stop putting politics aka woman, gays, and people of any nationality or race accept mine in my movies" BS.
Shout by ZephirBlockedParent2020-02-12T18:00:18Z
Summary:
All Women = good, all men = bad