Ok. Thought it would be good....Ok. Off to see Barbie.
I expect some patriarchy bashing. Hopefully it's not quite so misandry laden as The Mail is making out and more tongue in cheek.
Opernheimer. Bloody hell was RDJ good as Strauss. Even when in scenes with Cillian Murphy, it was RDJ who stole it. And don't get me wrong, Cillian Murphy was an excellent Oppenheimer, so flawed, so bloody full of himself until the disillusionment sets in.
3hrs and a slow burn initially but worth it imo.
Ideally an exact time so you can set an alarm on your phone to go off 10 minutes before.Roughly when is the bit with bomb going off? In case I need to sneak out for a piss which I absolutely will in a three hour movie.
You'll receive a textRoughly when is the bit with bomb going off? In case I need to sneak out for a piss which I absolutely will in a three hour movie.
Art imitating life, as I believe radiation sickness is the sameOpernheimer. Bloody hell was RDJ good as Strauss. Even when in scenes with Cillian Murphy, it was RDJ who stole it. And don't get me wrong, Cillian Murphy was an excellent Oppenheimer, so flawed, so bloody full of himself until the disillusionment sets in.
3hrs and a slow burn initially but worth it imo.
According to the Mail, it’s ’man-bashing’It's pretty telling that the only sites that dislike the movie are the Mail (with Gove's wife writing, to top it off) and the New York Post.
It would have been like that episode of Peep Show with Mark and the Aussie flatmate.I'm still a bit gutted to read the other day that she used to frequent the same shit nightclub in Clapham (infernos) as me in her Aussie flatsharing days and she never tried to pull me. She must have been too pissed to see the magnificence just a few metres away.
I wonder how serious that is meant to be taken.Having said all that:
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Apparently it's from this video:I wonder how serious that is meant to be taken.
Given his performance in the movie it may have been tongue in cheek.
Or not. People be having hot takes.
Apparently it's from this video:
Not watched it, but apparently the relevant bit is:
I didn’t really have a relationship with Barbie in the past, you know? I don’t know about you, but I grew up in a society where traditional gender norms were pretty heavily enforced and were pretty prevalent. [We] were taught from a very young age, ‘Boys don’t play with that,’ and, ‘Boys don’t wear pink.’ Colors became gendered; toys became gendered — all of these rules were imposed on us. And so, Barbie was not my toy. That’s, like, on the other team.
I’m so glad this movie exists, because I really think it just puts that final nail in the coffin of this very heteronormative idea of what gender is and what is or is not gendered. How can you make a color gendered, you know? Over the course of this movie, I’ve seen, been around, worn, and played with more pink than I ever thought possible. And it was so great — it’s so great to be free to express yourself in all of the ways that you feel like you want to. Not to feel like, because something is attributed to a certain gender or a certain idea, you can’t also do that. That’s, I think, what’s really struck me about being a part of this movie. That’s what’s involved in my understanding of Barbie and what it is, and what I hope that audiences will get from it when they watch the movie.
Spoiler alert they don't set fire to the atmosphereRoughly when is the bit with bomb going off? In case I need to sneak out for a piss which I absolutely will in a three hour movie.
Not my idea but I'll be wearing this Terrycloth top to Barbie today.Just got back from Barbie. Really enjoyable and funny. The atmosphere at the cinema (an independent) was fantastic. There was a huge ‘Street Fighter II”-style screen in the foyer with a Barbie vs Oppenheimer fight sequence playing out, a big glittery Barbie box for photos and, of course, loads of cinema-goers decked out in pink. I searched my wardrobe for anything I could wear but sadly the closest thing I had - a plum coloured t-shirt - was in the wash
Seeing Oppenheimer next week.
Bump of K beforehand.
I'd be hard pressed to say it was better than 'punk lesbian s&m fuck me barbie' but I also found little to complain about in terms of politics. If you add the caveat 'for a Hollywood film' I would say it's actually pretty good ethically.friendofdorothy - I think you'd be surprised by it and end up liking it. Or if you don't like it it won't be for ethical reasons