absolute dogshit. yt savior complex BS.
If Promising Young Woman was a horror movie. Just an amazing film. When Mollie decapitated Steve’s wife with a shovel screaming about how “BITCHES LIKE YOU ARE THE FUCKING PROBLEM” I felt it deep in my soul. Honestly only critique I can think of is that I wish it was longer, maybe talked more about who Sami was, the situation with Steve’s wife and how that amputation came about, it’s obvious he did it but was she ever in the other women’s position? Also what happened to the wife’s assistant (butler???). Really was rooting for Mollie’s ex to at least see them escaping but what happened does fit more with the narrative, the women save themselves and the man has the option to assist them but saves his own skin instead. Maybe not the most subtle of messages but where have subtle messages gotten us in the past? I love symbolism and satire as much as the next guy but ambiguous media has a long history of being misinterpreted by morons (ex: Fight Club, The Catcher in the Rye, The Matrix, probably any dudebro movie you can think of tbh). Somehow I didn’t see it coming when Noa literally bit his d:asterisk_symbol:ck off but as a fan of gore and feminist horror that was f:asterisk_symbol:cking delightful.
Was very shocked to find out this wasn’t a female-directed/written project. Very in tune with the realities of post-school early adult life. Despite being now two decades old it feels just as relatable as I’m sure it must have been when it came out.
Cheap potty humor. Shocked to learn this movie is only 86 minutes because when I watched it I wanted to tear my eyeballs out waiting for it to be over.
Not often do you see lgbt poc representation so the fact that this was actually made in 1985 (i thought it was from the early 2000s set in the 80s for some reason) is shocking, same with the fact that there’s little to no gay trauma shown (a good thing because even today lots of films explicitly show queer hate crimes in a way that can retraumatize queer people). Overall I liked it.
Confusing and weird and I loved it. I basically just spent the entire second and third act crying but I still loved this movie.
i watched a video essay that said this movie was eugenics propaganda lol
Not sure why it’s filmed like a disney show or why it’s marketed as a comedy when there isn’t a single good joke in the trailer but i’ll give one episode a try just because it has writers from crazy ex-gf and has lgbt character(s?).
As an autistic person myself, I’m a fan. It’s good to see the povs of multiple different autistic people although I do wish there was more diversity but it taking place in Australia probably explains that. Would love to see a US version.
I have a theory that Alma Gardner is the great-granddaughter of Alma Walker from Asylum but that could just be a random recycled name.
“They didn’t understand minimalism AT ALL!” i can already see that becoming a meme.
Unfortunately this was not a fever dream apparently.
Highlight of the episode is when all the hunters are yelling at Ging for being a crap father I enjoyed that immensely.
I went into it expecting a comedy but it’s nothing of the sort. This could’ve been a great female revenge movie if it was made a little better.
The CGI is so overdone that it’s dizzying… it distracts and takes away from the whole movie, everything looks rubbery and fake. Sometimes it’s best to stick to crappy non-computer-generated effects. Especially in movies where it is in no way necessary. If Jurassic Park can do it I’m pretty sure this could’ve.
May just be my personal tastes but it was overrated. Basically two hours of a girl fighting with her mom. Why does she make people call her “Ladybird”? Is there a reason? Everything about this movie feels fake and disingenuous.
Kristen Stewart had way more chemistry with Aubrey Plaza than she did her fiancée but whatever.
The most bizarre thing I’ve ever watched. Only bothered sitting through the whole thing because of Aubrey and Jake and because I was super high but it was crazy boring and pointless.
The first movie was mediocre enough but of course they had to cash in by making a Christmas-themed sequel. Horrible piece of shit movie you couldn’t pay me to watch it again.
Boring, predictable, and the opposite of impactful. Shyamalan was given way too much credit for this movie and now he continues to make shit movies like Split and Old.
A lot of the screentime is irrelevant to the plot and just downright uncharacteristic of the characters :asterisk_symbol:cough:asterisk_symbol: Barbara and Bruce going at it :asterisk_symbol:cough:asterisk_symbol:. Everything in the story regarding Batgirl makes it painfully obvious it was written by a man, she has almost no personality outside of being batman’s sidekick and the commissioner’s daughter. Joker’s backstory is somewhat uninspired and it just didn’t feel right.
Beautifully made. Coherent and comedic unlike its predecessor. Wasn’t familiar with most of the characters but loved them nonetheless! Harley’s plot development was unexpected yet smooth. :) Epic movie. Polka Dot Man deserved better though. </3
Would genuinely rather die than ever be subjected to this abomination in my lifetime. Never seen it and never will see it. Garbage.
Super awesome show. Both fun and mysterious. Love the concept of the holistics. Binged the whole thing in two days but of course it was cancelled </3. So sad. Please bring it back.
Gets too much hate from fun-hating comic book nerds who live in their mom’s basement! This movie may have been made to sell action figures but it’s still good in a campy way. It’s fun to watch and this being one of my first introductions to Batman growing up, I just thought it was super cool to see the villains on screen. Uma and Arnold do a wonderful job portraying Ivy and Freeze. Batman is portrayed many ways, you can like the video games and comics and still appreciate the cheesiness of this film.
The movie everyone should be forced to watch. Not just men for the obvious reasons, but women because everyone needs a reminder of how even the “nicest guys” can be absolute pieces of shit. There is not a single thing about this movie I would critique. It is perfect.
Truly a masterpiece. The kind of film that seems like it should bore you or feel slow but doesn’t. Perfectly captures the feelings of yearning and helplessness in life.
Saw it in theaters twice and cried both times. Did what Bohemian Rhapsody failed to do and got far less praise. The covers by Taron Egerton are simply amazing and it’s a truly human film. Elton John I have so much respect for you.
Putting two piece of shit cishet men in a movie about a disease that affected mostly gay people is a stupid ass move. AIDS was ignored for years because it was wiping out the gay community but of course let’s make a movie about how it affected some asshole straight man.
I watched this at first when I was 8 years old. I was a major tomboy and 8 so I didn’t understand how problematic Indiana Jones was but he remains a big part of my growing up. His overt masculinity is probably what made me start questioning my gender and his sweaty bare-chested self is one of the few instances where I have been attracted to men. Spielberg made a great movie and it’s obviously outdated but basically Indiana Jones gives me gender envy. He is fucking cool I actually wanted to be an archaeologist because of him.
