As apparently everyone on earth knows, I went to see the BARBIE movie on Friday. The tweet in which we announced that I had actually seen the BARBIE movie has roughly 60 million views at this point.
The outrage in the media at my review is astonishing because I did a 43- minute review of the film in which I went through it point by point. There were articles about my review of this movie in sources as diverse as Newsweek, NBC News, and The Daily Beast. Everyone was covering the fact that I did not like this movie.
What I did was apparently terrible. Why? Why the outrage over me not liking the film?
I have a question for you leftists. Why are you so upset? I don't like the movie? You liked the movie? Okay, we can have those differences, so why are you so upset?
I understand why *I’m* upset: What I'm upset about is the lie. You created a
movie that is specifically designated for little girls and you slide in a bunch of Left-wing imagery and propaganda about how terrible little girls have it in the United States.
Why are *you* so upset? Your movie made a lot of money over the weekend. This
movie made $160 million over the weekend. It blew the doors off the box office opening weekend.
What are you so upset about? One person whom *you already didn't agree with politically* didn't like the film and yet you are upset.
Does it ever occur to you that you act like you're more religious than I am? I'm the one here in the yarmulke attesting to my belief in God, but *you* guys are wearing your Barbie shirts in attestation to your idolatry of a sexual revolution moment that has played out and is riffed with deep unhappiness that you refuse to acknowledge.
Barbie is a movie that was marketed to children. It is a movie that, though it is PG-13, was clearly marketed at moms and their 8-year-old girls.
But it was a bait-and-switch because the entire movie is a feminist diatribe about the evils of the modern patriarchy. They mainstream that within a bunch
of Left-wing social gobbledygook in a movie that is supposed to be sort of a fun romp with a Barbie doll.
I actually got some death threats over the BARBIE review.
Greta Gerwig has a religious worldview. She did an interview with Vogue in which she talked about writing the movie, and she said that before she made the movie, she wrote an abstract poem about Barbie. She wouldn't read the poem to Vogue, but astonishingly, she compared it to the Apostle's Creed, the
affirmation of certain core Christian beliefs.
On Jul 27, 2023 at 1:34:25 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
As apparently everyone on earth knows, I went to see the BARBIE movie on
Friday. The tweet in which we announced that I had actually seen the BARBIE >> movie has roughly 60 million views at this point.
The outrage in the media at my review is astonishing because I did a 43-
minute review of the film in which I went through it point by point. There >> were articles about my review of this movie in sources as diverse as
Newsweek, NBC News, and The Daily Beast. Everyone was covering the fact that >> I did not like this movie.
What I did was apparently terrible. Why? Why the outrage over me not liking >> the film?
I have a question for you leftists. Why are you so upset? I don't like the >> movie? You liked the movie? Okay, we can have those differences, so why are >> you so upset?
I understand why *I’m* upset: What I'm upset about is the lie. You created a
movie that is specifically designated for little girls and you slide in a
bunch of Left-wing imagery and propaganda about how terrible little girls
have it in the United States.
Why are *you* so upset? Your movie made a lot of money over the weekend. This
movie made $160 million over the weekend. It blew the doors off the box
office opening weekend.
What are you so upset about? One person whom *you already didn't agree with >> politically* didn't like the film and yet you are upset.
It is amazing that one guy's opinion of a movie has literally made national news.
Does it ever occur to you that you act like you're more religious than I am? >> I'm the one here in the yarmulke attesting to my belief in God, but *you*
guys are wearing your Barbie shirts in attestation to your idolatry of a
sexual revolution moment that has played out and is riffed with deep
unhappiness that you refuse to acknowledge.
Barbie is a movie that was marketed to children. It is a movie that, though >> it is PG-13, was clearly marketed at moms and their 8-year-old girls.
But it was a bait-and-switch because the entire movie is a feminist diatribe >> about the evils of the modern patriarchy. They mainstream that within a bunch
of Left-wing social gobbledygook in a movie that is supposed to be sort of a >> fun romp with a Barbie doll.
While it may be very pro-feminist in it's message, the movie is also deeply blasphemous toward the troon orthodoxy.
Because at the end, what's the one thing Barbie does to show she's become a real woman and not just a doll anymore? She goes to the gynecologist.
In other words, she grows a vagina.
So the movie's message there is that having a vagina is a defining feature of being a real woman.
I actually got some death threats over the BARBIE review.
This is fine. But don't you dare stop buying Bud Light or shopping at Target!!!
Greta Gerwig has a religious worldview. She did an interview with Vogue in >> which she talked about writing the movie, and she said that before she made >> the movie, she wrote an abstract poem about Barbie. She wouldn't read the
poem to Vogue, but astonishingly, she compared it to the Apostle's Creed, the
affirmation of certain core Christian beliefs.
Wow. That's creepy on so many levels...
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