couldn’t agree more! Just wish the movie wouldn’t have adopted feminism as its main premise if it all it was going to say was “cellulite is okay ladies! 🤩” Like girl, we know & we’ve got bigger issues to tackle here, lol.
I had high hopes for the movie, but I guess I really shouldn’t have expected anything too “radical” from a corporate/mainstream production like this. :(
Funny enough I haven’t watched Barbie yet, so to hear that it presents a surface level, one-size-fits-all take on feminism is disappointing. I mean, Gerwig is also the woman who directed Lady Bird, which I loved. Then again, that movie ended with Lady Bird going to a church, implying that Christianity is the key to being a happy woman, which I VERY much dislike. The public can’t digest anything deeper than lukewarm takes it seems
couldn’t agree more! Just wish the movie wouldn’t have adopted feminism as its main premise if it all it was going to say was “cellulite is okay ladies! 🤩” Like girl, we know & we’ve got bigger issues to tackle here, lol.
I had high hopes for the movie, but I guess I really shouldn’t have expected anything too “radical” from a corporate/mainstream production like this. :(
I am absolutely terrified for Gerwig’s Narnia
Funny enough I haven’t watched Barbie yet, so to hear that it presents a surface level, one-size-fits-all take on feminism is disappointing. I mean, Gerwig is also the woman who directed Lady Bird, which I loved. Then again, that movie ended with Lady Bird going to a church, implying that Christianity is the key to being a happy woman, which I VERY much dislike. The public can’t digest anything deeper than lukewarm takes it seems