As in I've seen it twice without wanting to bleach my eyes. Nope, the most controversial thing I've said is ' Batman v Superman didn't suck.' As in I actually liked the film. The most controversial thing I've ever said has not been about transgenderism, abortion, or Trump sometimes tweeting like a monkey. Should a movie, staring women, do poorly, the excuse will be 'BUT WHITE MEN!' Still, since Mindy didn't get glowing praise for being FEMALE and FORWARD THINKING, it's time to blame the WHITE MEN.Ĭapitalization abuse to simulate feminist shrieks. As I understand it, the critics took issue not with the all-female cast, but the lack of a cleverness for a heist film.

Similarly, actress and writer Mindy Kaling commented on the unfairness of white men reviewing movies starring women, referring to her movie Ocean's Eight, which opened to fair numbers and fair reviews. Woe to you Muggles who didn't like Harry Potter. Specifically white men reviewing A Wrinkle in Time. A movie which isn't about white men or the 'white male experience.' Following the logic of the opinions of Brie Larson, one is only allowed to comment on the quality of a film if one is the depicted subject matter of that film. Yesterday Brie Larson, an actress I'm barely aware of probably because I'm 34 now and just don't give any more craps about what Tinseltown twit is doing what, complained about white men reviewing movies. Maybe not everyone who thought your movie was unoriginal and boring is a porn-addicted incel who spends every weekend depositing bodily fluids into tissues. Maybe not everyone who thought your acting ability was worse than dirt stuck underneath fingernails drives a lifted truck with plastic balls hanging from the tow hitch. Maybe not everyone who shrugged their shoulders at your movie is a sexist, chauvinistic pig, with nothing but posters of boobs plastered on his basement walls.

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