it’s my life, not yours.
i have to live it, not you.
this film feels like it captures the complexity of the ‘angsty teen’ in a way that feels much more authentic than many other typical attempts at this specific sort of portrayal i’ve watched such as thirteen or kids. in a way, this just gets it. lili feels far more relatable to me than the exaggerated, obnoxious assholes in american films, and most of all she feels real. …
i dont think anything’s made me scream more than anna as ghislaine maxwell
i farted on chatgpt and it read this screenplay back to me.
insert unnecessary rape scenes that actually reinforce the culture breillat thinks she’s addressing. you can’t just put anything you want into a film in the name of art when it serves no purpose… oh wait, apparently you can because there’s people who will excuse this shit. this is definitely something for the “gay men are men” crowd and evidently they’re loving it. this film is pretentious, reductive, offensive,…
wild how men still get centered in a movie about barbies, but to be fair the whole plot line was catered to their feelings !
im still not over this movie literally arguing that reverse sexism exists. this is definitely a very widespread & palatable idea of feminism for the worse. not that greta gerwig of all people should be known for profound feminist messages but how have we gotten here…
