@shoyofriend The concept of watching a film about how a woman has her autonomy ripped away from her and coming away like “Yeah I just feel like the woman didn’t really have autonomy.. what’s up with that”
@shoyofriend The concept of watching a film about how a woman has her autonomy ripped away from her and coming away like “Yeah I just feel like the woman didn’t really have autonomy.. what’s up with that”
@antioediipus@signorm0untanto except that is the story that's being framed and highlighted, you're too fixated on the actual incels' reviews of the movie which is a minority
@RMcranch horror movies need a vessel to deliver SCARES, y'know, the thing that differentiate them from drama movies, even "Get Out" only spared a few minutes to show the protagonist's loss of autonomy, all of the scares come from everyone else's odd and unsettling behavior
@karrabish the problem with your criticism and hers is the fact that they're directed at a HORROR MOVIE! obsession (plus the substance since you brought it up) IS A HORROR MOVIE!
@CineramaSave@rickdank_o ill take neither, anora's cinematography is nothing special it's a terrible comparison, you can barely see anything in the beach scene
@roentgen2002 yeah where you basically said "women are the victims in a horror movie so thats misogynistic"
so is this what you call criticism? (also, quick to resort to name calling eh 🤣)