Also y’all better not get on my butt like the last thread for Drag Race Germany the title has no spoilers this time!
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I’ve been wondering about this concept since the first synopsis came out. How did this get green lit lol…?
Sisiwakanamaru on
I hope I can watch the full movie, so I can make my own conclusions.
andersonblvd on
I still don’t understand why people pay attention to anything she says or posts.
destronomics on
Grace Randolph is a comicsgate hack.
agentcarter15 on
Calling Grace Randolph a film critic is generous of you! While there are some critics with YouTube channels who actually care about film criticism, she is not one of them.
She’s a baby-brain herself who is used to movies (comic book movies) where the hero is Good and Perfect.
hauntingvacay96 on
Has Grace Randolph ever had a good take?
If anything I now want to watch it more and actually engage with the film rather than a tweet meant to generate likes.
duckduckgoated on
lol I love that she’s calling out the morals of the film.
Art is not supposed to always be warm and pleasant and politically correct. Life isn’t always like that so why do we get mad when our pretty bubble is popped by a film that disturbs us? That’s the point of art.
Stick to YouTube videos , Grace! Xoxox
DigLost5791 on
“The Earth revolves around the sun, mothers love their children, & Grace Randolph will spout bullshit.” – James Gunn, director
verisimilitude88 on
I’ve seen the movie and… she’s not wrong about this one.
spectacularnw on
its a yorgos lanthimos film and she’s shocked about the content… some film critic lol
emilypandemonium on
Haven’t yet seen Poor Things, but I need to know. Isn’t the point of the book that Bella >!contests McCandless’s account — that by her own memory, she was always an adult and he made up the Frankensteinian origin story to satisfy his sick romantic ideals!<? Does the film drop that angle?
worhal on
I don’t know anything about the critic or the film, but the tweet sounds like outrage bait.
The concept sounds like a risky one; It could be gross; it could also be some sort of feminist critique—waiting to see the actual film to make a judgement.
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Also y’all better not get on my butt like the last thread for Drag Race Germany the title has no spoilers this time!
I’ve been wondering about this concept since the first synopsis came out. How did this get green lit lol…?
I hope I can watch the full movie, so I can make my own conclusions.
I still don’t understand why people pay attention to anything she says or posts.
Grace Randolph is a comicsgate hack.
Calling Grace Randolph a film critic is generous of you! While there are some critics with YouTube channels who actually care about film criticism, she is not one of them.
https://preview.redd.it/ilhaiuc7y63c1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=174d440f239c1b35f6f1b2e8fb9f8edf4db7e1a7
She’s a baby-brain herself who is used to movies (comic book movies) where the hero is Good and Perfect.
Has Grace Randolph ever had a good take?
If anything I now want to watch it more and actually engage with the film rather than a tweet meant to generate likes.
lol I love that she’s calling out the morals of the film.
Art is not supposed to always be warm and pleasant and politically correct. Life isn’t always like that so why do we get mad when our pretty bubble is popped by a film that disturbs us? That’s the point of art.
Stick to YouTube videos , Grace! Xoxox
“The Earth revolves around the sun, mothers love their children, & Grace Randolph will spout bullshit.” – James Gunn, director
I’ve seen the movie and… she’s not wrong about this one.
its a yorgos lanthimos film and she’s shocked about the content… some film critic lol
Haven’t yet seen Poor Things, but I need to know. Isn’t the point of the book that Bella >!contests McCandless’s account — that by her own memory, she was always an adult and he made up the Frankensteinian origin story to satisfy his sick romantic ideals!<? Does the film drop that angle?
I don’t know anything about the critic or the film, but the tweet sounds like outrage bait.
The concept sounds like a risky one; It could be gross; it could also be some sort of feminist critique—waiting to see the actual film to make a judgement.