i don't agree. I mean, yeah, it's about misogyny, toxic masculinity and all that shit but take for example the goofy iteration of the MAN. He was just weird but through her perception he comes off as a creep. That means something.
>He was just weird but through her perception he comes off as a creep
Thats literally what "creep" means. "Creep" is so universally effective, because it doesnt describe the person, it describes the emotion the person feels when dealing with said "creep".
It had me quite interested with all the folk-mysticism. Sadly overshadowed by the stupid subtle-as-a-brick "men are dangerous" metaphor. The ending was literally up its own ass.
I don’t watch A24, predictable and behind the curve like everything. All the black husbands I know really love their shit though, goddamn I know SO many black husbands. Everything is organic and new and important, a “real movie” company springing up under Marvel dominance, I never could have expected!
>All the black husbands I know really love their shit though, goddamn I know SO many black husbands.
???
Please explain your social situation?
How are you meeting these black husbands? I'm not even making a gay-cuck joke. Your post makes it sound like you're a PTA mom or something, which is unusual for Cinemaphile, so my curiosity is piqued.
Yes, I watched it on Saturday with my bros. It takes itself a bit too seriously for something so silly. We laughed several times, particularly at the scene with the kid.
First half was kinda fun but second half became the stereotypical A24 onions-horror shit with heavy-handed symbolism. It even ended with the "final shot of heroine covered in blood smiling". It was like if you fed every A24 horror movie into an blender. Worthless
No
>A24
Not watching that garbage
Only marvel movies for you aye Mike and Jay?
Yes, I like Men
hey Allan, why don't you try touching grass and having sex?
i'm allergic to both grass and females, steve
Who else had the Two and a Half Men theme tune running through their heads continually while watching this?
the scrumpy guy was actually funny, otherwise it was competently made but had a very oversimplified message and went up its own ass with the ending.
>very oversimplified message
3/4 of the movie has stuff that you would ask 100 people about and you would get 150 answers what it means.
the thing about men, basically the central theme of the movie, was pretty obvious tho, innit?
i don't agree. I mean, yeah, it's about misogyny, toxic masculinity and all that shit but take for example the goofy iteration of the MAN. He was just weird but through her perception he comes off as a creep. That means something.
>He was just weird but through her perception he comes off as a creep
Thats literally what "creep" means. "Creep" is so universally effective, because it doesnt describe the person, it describes the emotion the person feels when dealing with said "creep".
>Thats literally what "creep" means.
no it's not. "Weird" can be neutral or even positive sometimes. "Creep" is always very negative.
the main girl is my favorite type. creamy skin color, dark brunette/black hair, uk accent. i cum just like the rest of the men in that movie
She's Irish, Belfast specifically, technically still part of the UK but we both know that isn't what you meant by "uk accent"
There's no 'technically' about it, Belfast is a British city, founded, settled and built only by British people.
All of Ireland is British, not all of it is in the UK. You can stop your coping Rorke, we both know exactly what I mean when I say technically.
She's from Kerry, what are you talking about?
She's from Kerry you fricking spa
It had me quite interested with all the folk-mysticism. Sadly overshadowed by the stupid subtle-as-a-brick "men are dangerous" metaphor. The ending was literally up its own ass.
I don’t watch A24, predictable and behind the curve like everything. All the black husbands I know really love their shit though, goddamn I know SO many black husbands. Everything is organic and new and important, a “real movie” company springing up under Marvel dominance, I never could have expected!
>All the black husbands I know really love their shit though, goddamn I know SO many black husbands.
???
Please explain your social situation?
How are you meeting these black husbands? I'm not even making a gay-cuck joke. Your post makes it sound like you're a PTA mom or something, which is unusual for Cinemaphile, so my curiosity is piqued.
>I'm not even making a gay-cuck joke.
No one ever makes fun of or insults homosexual cucks. Only the straight ones. What gives?
I like when the man shat out another man who was also the man because all men are the same and evil
One of those was a woman tho
>anyone see men?
>any1 seemen?
>seemen?
>semen?
What did he mean by this??
i understand that male ejaculate is often on your mind, but clearly i was referring to sea men
Yes, I watched it on Saturday with my bros. It takes itself a bit too seriously for something so silly. We laughed several times, particularly at the scene with the kid.
why isn't it called WHITE MEN
First half was kinda fun but second half became the stereotypical A24 onions-horror shit with heavy-handed symbolism. It even ended with the "final shot of heroine covered in blood smiling". It was like if you fed every A24 horror movie into an blender. Worthless
I’ll watch it for my wife Sofie Buckley
I watched it with a guy from board game club I barely knew, we were both extremely confused, it was great
kino
Nope. Saw the trailer and deliberately avoided it, because it looked like more woke bullshit.
you could use a trigger warning