@spqr_sulla Thinking it’s bad by default is just as much of a normie take. It’s good acting because it’s difficult to do without it being bad. This is a rare good example. Which is why it’s good acting.
You’re coping
@spqr_sulla It’s pretty simple point you’re just an idiot, thus making discourse impossible. Fictional stories can easily be created that happen to have some historical facts. You can’t acknowledge that because you are an emotional child.
It is absolutely a rejection of founding principles. It is just the latest repackaging of NRx, dark enlightenment bullshit to convince people it’s not anti-democratic.
"Post liberal" is not a rejection of the principles of America's founding. It's a rejection of the 20th century reinterpretation of it by the 'small-l' liberals who took over the American right. The founders believed in the common good. You can find the phrase everywhere in their writings, arguments, and even the earliest state Constitutions.
@Ingridpilled The point is to see a scene where people have sex. If you are immersed in the story and the characters watching that isn’t really different than watching a kiss. Or an action sequence. It is the “action” of a romance, essentially. You’re just uncomfortable in your own skin
In “Apocalypto,” Mel Gibson transports you into the mind of a Mayan 500 years ago. In “The Northman,” Robert Eggers transports you into the mind of a Viking a thousand years ago. In “The Odyssey,” Christopher Nolan transports you into the mind of a liberal woman in 2017.
Why do so many online anti-woke posters hate The Odyssey when it has a conservative message?
Because the online right isn't conservative. It's reactionary.
@Duta_xoxi@johnnyonto@MattWalshBlog You are, but your critique was about the audience. You made a big claim that doesn’t seem to be true for most people that watched it
@MattWalshBlog The biggest criticism here isn’t even the casting it’s that the film apparently failed to immerse the audience. That’s much harder to overlook.
@PollySpin It’s more faithful than any other film adaptation but ok. Yeah let’s have zero artistic interpretation on a 3000 year old story. Sounds thrilling