why do men do anything? for the pussy
and not only is it not made for men. it doesnt seem to be made for anyone with its propagandist messaging. you gonna let your little girl be exposed to that shit? she will be a zippertits before her 18th birthday. i saw one review call this an evil film. it might be right.It sure in the fuck ain't made for men, unless you count the little soyboy fags with their skinny jeans and man buns as men (which I don't).
‘Barbie’ Largely Praised For Feminist Themes—But Draws Anger From The Anti-Woke
Some conservative critics claim the feminist film is “woke” for its anti-patriarchal themes.www.forbes.com
I thought you go broke when you go woke?
I honestly wouldn't ever imagine a Barbie film directed by Greta Gerwig wouldn't have a feminist message. But yeah, I'm sure that aspect wasn't getting riled up by the Twitterverse academics. Now it's getting most evil film accolades, heh.Tbf, the woke stuff only dropped in the last 24 hours as the usual suspects like Posobiec saw it
I honestly wouldn't ever imagine a Barbie film directed by Greta Gerwig wouldn't have a feminist message. But yeah, I'm sure that aspect wasn't getting riled up by the Twitterverse academics. Now it's getting most evil film accolades, heh.
Audiences love it? None of this makes any sense!
Audiences love it? None of this makes any sense!
Ken has been a second class citizen to Barbie since the toy line began.The second week for this movie will be the most interesting thing about it.
They specifically lied about the content of the film in all of the run-up marketing, even going as far as to send out executives to claim the movie was not feminist. We know now that is not just false, but it ends with the Barbies relegating the Kens to second class citizens until "there is equality in the real world". It doesn't get more overtly, demonstrably fourth-wave feminist.
Will the word of mouth help or hurt? We'll find out next weekend.
The second week for this movie will be the most interesting thing about it.
They specifically lied about the content of the film in all of the run-up marketing, even going as far as to send out executives to claim the movie was not feminist. We know now that is not just false, but it ends with the Barbies relegating the Kens to second class citizens until "there is equality in the real world". It doesn't get more overtly, demonstrably fourth-wave feminist.
Will the word of mouth help or hurt? We'll find out next weekend.