TupennyConan

Don Cheadle.

Take UNSEEN SHADOWS. Thanks!

There's only one question: who paid this time?

Can we please see the UNSEEN SHADOWS' spine?

1. Not much or not at all. 2. Yes, but tolerable if not woke-critical at times or at least a small window was opened to allow in some fresh air. This movie was about men & women and the dolls who represent them. For example, if you're allergic to the trans item, then you might find it conspicuous in its absence. I've long considered myself a feminist. This film brought the feminism. I just googled to find a snippet of dialogue I wanted to share to support my claim. I didn't find the snippet but I did find a raging intra-woke Barbie debate across many mainstream URLs. This literature's chockablock with an entire Webster's Dictionary of technical, academic, nonsense jargon deployed by angry thinkers to cloak their angry thinking in pseudo-intellectual sophistication. Radical social theorists thrive on the confusions they can exploit in both traditional ways of thinking and in competing avant-garde social theories. In this sense, every radical social theorist's efforts at hegemony is doomed to failure by the very nature of their project. This also accounts for the persistence of tradition, in this case the persistent, traditional, venerable Barbie Doll. 3. Yes, Hollywood can't help itself. When it needs to write-funny in a children's film, it makes sex jokes. *** The movie was a success. Gosling was terrific. Robbie lovely. All seats sold. There was real energy with the audience, nearly all of whom dressed-up for the show. I can't recall such energy for a theater movie without going back to the original Star Wars days. Today's Star Wars doesn't come close. Certainly the same with the post-pandemic MCU. Barbie comes to our cultural rescue & does it without car chases, fistfights, gunfights, explosions, or massive, swirling, dizzying, CGI-greenscreen cartoon set pieces. The climax of the film is a quiet conversation between two characters.

Looking forward to it. All set for Friday night.

Empowering. Check.

Deconstruction. Check.

& this, students, is what early 21st century racists called social justice.

It is a terrific poster! Congrats to buyer & seller!

I wish NuDisney would remake Golden Girls. It has it comin'.

It isn't possible to reverse or moderate such ideological dedication. Disney will only dig in its heels.

The original is an embarrassing example of twentieth century western hatred. This film fixes that all up.

I'll be looking for the usual 3. 1. Hatred of the source material. 2. Woke. 3. Inappropriate adult humor.

CGI artists have some gripes too, I feel certain.

Disney diluted audience interest & lost money by making too much product? Make less. Fire some writers & actors. Increase the pay for the leftovers. All problems solved.

My lady friend & I have tickets for Friday night. We will be in appropriate attire.

He's a Britlander.

I'd be happy to negotiate with Fran.

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