They stole the rape plot from this movie from something bad that happened in a Mennonite community, then made it worse? That's some next level slime shit.
Are they really trying to get rid of sexism tho? Because as far as I remember, *that* one woman (you know if you know), who is one of the OG feminists, was saying that black men are animals and should be hunted down (because, by her words, they only think about graping white women), and that white men should sacrifice themselves to do that.
What's most baffling to me is that this movie frames misogyny as a childcare issue, and the product of social conditions created by men, when women perform most childcare under patriarchy.
Notice the weasel-wording they use in the title. By titling the film "Women Talking", if you say "I think 'Women Talking' sends a horrible message", they can say "YOU THINK WOMEN TALKING IS A HORRIBLE MESSAGE?" or something along those lines, similar to disagreeing with something said by BLM they'll say "you disagree with Black Lives Matter, *you literally think black lives don't matter!"* Or Antifa claiming everyonewho disagrees with them is a fascist... honestly it's so fucking scummy, people shouldn't be able to patent a sentiment.
"they'll crush him like a soda can" I'm deder than when I first heard of this movie. Now for the serious part: the worst part of the Toxic Fem genre (Handmaid's Tale, She Said, Women Talking, She-Hulk, and Velma) is its creators can't find this kind of oppression in the real world, and have to create fantasy worlds to find it.
In so many words: They basically want to act like rebels fighting this oppressive elitist establishment, when in reality they're apart of the system they claim to hate. To them, oppression is being told no for the first time.
Oh my god not this movie. This is basically the batwoman show if they did a big compilation of all the winks at the camera or 'girlboss' momemts of owning the MEN
I never thought I'd defend Batwoman, but that show wasn't nearly as bitter and hateful as this steaming pile. At least Batwoman had the common decency to wear a disguise and pretend it was supposed to be entertainment.
Despot of Antrim has a video on this, and I was legit baffled when I heard that the film was called "Women Talking." This film is the quintessential "Women Moment" film, because it's going out of its way to dehumanize an entire community of men *_and_* women, demonizing the boys and men and deifying the girls and women. It's despicable.
The events of the film actually happened - though the facts are twisted here. And how disgusting that they basically co-opted and silenced the actual victims to put their own modern feminist dialogue into their mouths instead of telling the true story? Also can we say how amazing Tara's voice is even when she's hoarse?
The women in this movie don't even sound like farmers of their time. They sound like modern gender studies majors and liberal activists that have yet to do any farm activities. On a tangent, it haunts me so much that I can't remember Tara's previous channel name, like 7-8 years ago
Farmers of their time? I mean, technically this IS their time since it's based off a real event that occurred in Mennonite community in the 2000s if I recall correctly. Although the movie and the book grossly fictionalize a group of 9 or so wicked degenerates into every single male on the planet lmao
Misandry is probably one of the only major forms of prejudice you can openly defend. Not only will you not be punished, but you will probably be praised or even win an award..... shame.
You can tell who's really the oppressors judging by the social and political clout they have in day to day zeitgeist. Once upon a time it was fine and a joking manner to insult black people to their face and depict them as basically dumb animals. Now it's men. Feminism is a hate movement and just like all hate movements it sputters the typical collectivist hate mongering talking points. One of the reason you see germans or KKK members act like literal cartoon characters instead of using real argument is because such arguments would reflect the kind of stuff neo-racist black activist use, new left and feminists. It's one of the reason they say "don't humanize x" because if they did, you follow the thought on what such a person would actually think and do to justify their views and bam...you'd go "wait a minute....that's ltierally just feminism but they hate x instead"
The worst thing is that there was a real life rape town. It was on Pictairn Island and the problems were not resolved by the women talking at the men. Dankula made a video on it. Why not make a movie about it? Also fun fact: strict gender roles was an upper-class privilege. On a farm everyone needs to work, there's no breadwinner and housewife. Sure, women would sew or clean the house while the men would do heavy lifting or cleaning the pens (which is not the same as replacing kitty litter; I remember my grandpa doing it when I was little), but in general men and women would need to cooperate on equal terms to survive. But we all know leftists think food grows in supermarkets and the only thing worse than people a bit more wealthy than them are the working class.
The type of people who made and believe this film is correct in its message don't seem to understand how much humans actually care about each other. Of course in real life when a small community discovers that people within it are harming their friends, family, and/or neighbors they're going to find out who it is and punish them. Most people in the world don't want to see others get hurt, even if they don't have a personal bond with said person.
The entire movie can be summarized as that one article about how the majority homeless men affects women, which I would say it’s because they’re more likely to be rapists cause homeless people do drugs but we can never actually look at why someone commits crime, nope, men bad because men rape but we expect the police men to put the bad men behind bars because men also strong
Not so fun fact, one of the three female leads was in another movie called Men directed by Alex Garland, and I'm sure you already know what the movie is about.
Damn I really thought that the “teach boys not to rape” era was over. Better luck next time. Also wow another 1408 enjoyer? Based. Alive mike best ending.
5:02 It sounds like a gross misunderstanding of protective custody. It would only be protection because otherwise they'd be killed before a trial, not because the police are in on it.
"The one thing that you got correct in your life is that you know where the barn animals go and you put yourself there accordingly." - YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
I like the Kirby icons. And yeah, these people grew up without any problems or hardships and so invent some to feel validated or important. And they're so freaking insane. Why did we let insane people get so much power in our society?
Huh, reminds me of a tweet by one of these people, that I came across about a year ago... Was something like "All I want for Christmas, is for all men to die". Really stuck in my head, since my dad had just died a couple of days ago at the time. My dad was probably the best person I've ever known, an actual manly man that was also gentle and kind, and I have not seen him angry even once in my life. Everything these kinds of people would tell you doesn't even exist. I don't know anything about whoever wrote that tweet, they don't even know I exist, but in that moment I sure hated her more than I've ever hated anyone else.
Turning Red came out in the same year and it feels exactly like that. It's gross political toxic feminist garbage disguised as a silly cliche 2000's furrybait film. "My Panda My Choice" is a real quote. Now it's being spread into kids films. Hollywood is dead😭😨
I wouldn't go that far, it's just a dumb kids movie. I mean yeah the panda transformation being analagous to periods is a bit wierd but I wouldn't put it in the same category as this
@@0nlin3Grandma Nah you're right it still has some elements, especially when none of the male characters get treated well😬 Also periods in a little kids movie is inappropriate and a bad idea from the start
@@0nlin3Grandma The panda being analogous to periods IS the weird thing though, because if she's charging for showing the panda, what the hell is that suppose to symbolize? Are we getting into PDF File territory?
@@ladyheavdev bruh it was one joke, the focus of the movie is on entering your teenage years and the potential parental clash that comes with that, im convinced that none of yall have actually seen the fuckin movie
@@Sad_Elf I know but the implication is just gross. Plus the main character is really unlikable and got away with attempted murder with no remorse. Not a great thing to show kids
What if she posted a video of her reading out your home address, cell number, and the same for all your close friends and family, and accused you of heinous, unspeakable crimes? Still best day?
NGNL. Although I'm a woman (and get as mad at genuine misogyny as you'd expect), I've always felt more interested in men's rights over women's. It never sat right with me how Feminism seems to seemingly be all about women's superiority and taking revenge on all of the opposite gender. There's many issues men face that are seldom talked about (male victims of rape, domestic abuse and the like) that are conveniently ignored that I've always identified more with, and these kinda movies only really reinforce this fight in me.
Empathizing with the struggles of the opposite gender is healthy. This isn't a sports game, we're not picking teams here - we're all confused humans at the end of the day. If you see human bull shittery, you should condemn it, whether that be misogyny, misandry, or anything else for that matter. Your perspective is a good thing. 👍💯
In the late 2000’s I was on the verge of going full on _antagonistically_ antifeminist (and more than a little anti-female!), until I encountered men’s rights activist Alison Tieman, and realised that there are in fact a great many women who are _not at all happy_ about the shaming of modern men. Over time I came to understand how much the “gender war” is an engineered to transform natural allies into artificial enemies, and keep them that way.
theres literal proof of this look up the video "domestic expirment". where two actors in a public park pretend to be a couple in a fierce absive argument with one fake slapping the other. when the man it the wym all the local people screamed and ran to help when the wym it the man people totally ignored it and went on there way. @@Silvermoon424
That's right, afterall feminism was never meant to be that woman are better than men,it was a choice to give them more rights than they had back in the day
You can tell that not a single man was around when they got the script together, how are grown men going to let other men touch their daughters or wives, isn't this a movie about how destructive and selfish men are? Does the author think sharing women is something men enjoy? This is based on a true story where the men found out got pissed as hell then forced the gang responsible to face court charges....
Glad to see the Despot doing good enough that people want to make more videos on this theme. Giving a woman's perspective is even better, show these dumbasses what's real ✊️😂
Wonder if somebody already did a story when men as "faceless monsters" could be differentiated by the little plumes on their helmets and symbolized by the possesed armor. Would be nice to see someone explore that instead of this "systemic oppression" crap. Maybe I could try making it a poem or something.
Voting should be tied to those who are going to be drafted in the war that poor voting will cause. It's very simple if you will fight then you can vote if you won't then you can't.
You could do a movie called Men Talking and it could quite easily exclude any mention of women and be grounded on realism. Naturally, these women would find it sexist and misogynist for excluding them.
so the movie is based on a novel which was based on a true story which is hilariously in-line with modern feminism to have a purely women led movie, when boys were also apparently taken advantage of
Brilliant new discussion video & review, of film Women Talking. Tara. with great added humor & usage of scenes from the game Shenmue. I personally dont want to watch this film. I cant even believe its directed by the actress Sarah Polley, who played Sally in one of my all time favourite films. The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. I tried to watch Handmaid's Tale & I couldn't because it was terrible. if you thought this film was bad. I watched a documentary film, last year. called Brainwashed: Sex, Camera, Power. its basically women complaining about female nudity for under two hours. yes, its that bad. :)
I've noticed recently more and more people criticising girls that are a being a bit different, calling them pick me and "not like other girls" But if a woman just likes those things and acknowledges it's unusual it's not a problem unless she attacks girls for liking girlish stuff I've seen way too many people assume insecurity over it
I was about 15 minutes in and thought I should leave a comment stating: "I guarantee that, somewhere, someone is complaining about the lack of trans representation" .. ...I am now 26 minutes in and realise this comment wasn't necessary because this film is so nonsensical.
It is fine. The pendulum is swinging the other way. Those who will be against this kind of movie will be, and those who never will change we don’t have to worry about, because they never would have ever changed anyway.
WHO thought it was a good idea to call a movie “Women Talking”? Literally nobody wants to watch an entire movie of women talking. I (a normal human adult person who happens to be a woman) did see the ads/trailers for this movie, and it looked even WORSE than the title made it seem. I repeat, NOBODY wants to watch this movie. Nobody saw this movie who wasn’t required to by virtue of being “critic” or a content creator such as this channel (thank you for your service, ProcrastiTara). Anyway, I am looking forward to the sequel, “Women in Burqas Talking”, set in Patriarkabad, a remote oppressive ultra-religious village in Afghanistan. Just kidding, that movie would never get made.
This film and the book feel like the author is exploiting real trauma. The author comes from a Mennonite background (not the one the story is based on) and is using other women's trauma to vent about it and "society". It's disrespectful because it's not about the women who actually suffered, it's about WOMEN who want to suffer. They want to be told that the world wasn't built for them and needs to be destroyed so THEY can be the ones to fix it.
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@@ProcrastiTara I actively dislike you.
They stole the rape plot from this movie from something bad that happened in a Mennonite community, then made it worse? That's some next level slime shit.
They used real people's trauma, likely without their consent, for their own gratification. That sounds an awful lot like rape to me.
"How do we get rid of sexism?"
"More sexism!"
Oh yea, it's big brain time.
Are they really trying to get rid of sexism tho? Because as far as I remember, *that* one woman (you know if you know), who is one of the OG feminists, was saying that black men are animals and should be hunted down (because, by her words, they only think about graping white women), and that white men should sacrifice themselves to do that.
“How do we get rid of racism?”
“More racism!”
@@thatstockintriple the racism!!
What's most baffling to me is that this movie frames misogyny as a childcare issue, and the product of social conditions created by men, when women perform most childcare under patriarchy.
Nobody can make a man hate women as much as his mother.
Exactly, we do most of the caring and child oriented jobs 🤦🏾♀️.
The funniest thing about this movie is that it totally fails the Bechdel Test, itself a ridiculous feminist measuring stick.
A movie so bad, you gotta have several drawings of Kirby to balance it out. Only such a funny little guy can counter this monumental cringe.
The Kirby OBS icon is super cute.
If Kirby succ’d this movie, he’d definitely spit instead of swallow
@@jeremytitus9519 if Kirby swallowed this, he’d get the Crash ability, cause this movie bombed so hard
P O Y O
@@ianduarte1992 I agree
lol the women in this show don’t act like rural farm-women at all lol
They act more like how a liberal Hollywood writer who hasn’t step in any fly by states think rural farmers women act.
It's just a bunch of gender studies weirdos cosplaying as Amish women.
Notice the weasel-wording they use in the title. By titling the film "Women Talking", if you say "I think 'Women Talking' sends a horrible message", they can say "YOU THINK WOMEN TALKING IS A HORRIBLE MESSAGE?" or something along those lines, similar to disagreeing with something said by BLM they'll say "you disagree with Black Lives Matter, *you literally think black lives don't matter!"*
Or Antifa claiming everyonewho disagrees with them is a fascist... honestly it's so fucking scummy, people shouldn't be able to patent a sentiment.
Wow, Despot of Antrim has hit the big time when Tara's talking about his stuff!
"they'll crush him like a soda can" I'm deder than when I first heard of this movie. Now for the serious part: the worst part of the Toxic Fem genre (Handmaid's Tale, She Said, Women Talking, She-Hulk, and Velma) is its creators can't find this kind of oppression in the real world, and have to create fantasy worlds to find it.
In so many words: They basically want to act like rebels fighting this oppressive elitist establishment, when in reality they're apart of the system they claim to hate.
To them, oppression is being told no for the first time.
Oh my god not this movie. This is basically the batwoman show if they did a big compilation of all the winks at the camera or 'girlboss' momemts of owning the MEN
I never thought I'd defend Batwoman, but that show wasn't nearly as bitter and hateful as this steaming pile. At least Batwoman had the common decency to wear a disguise and pretend it was supposed to be entertainment.
Despot of Antrim has a video on this, and I was legit baffled when I heard that the film was called "Women Talking."
This film is the quintessential "Women Moment" film, because it's going out of its way to dehumanize an entire community of men *_and_* women, demonizing the boys and men and deifying the girls and women. It's despicable.
I guess you posted this before watching the first 2 minutes.
I didn't realize that was the actual title of the film, that sounds like a parody.
Hello, Gran. Didn’t expect to find you here. Not gonna lie, the first thing I thought when I saw the title of the movie was “Please shut up.”
@@modernmobster Listen buddy, some people absolutely MUST be heard. Even when it's redundant lol
@@modernmobster
Thank.
God.
The events of the film actually happened - though the facts are twisted here. And how disgusting that they basically co-opted and silenced the actual victims to put their own modern feminist dialogue into their mouths instead of telling the true story?
Also can we say how amazing Tara's voice is even when she's hoarse?
The queen has returned once again
If living a life of isolation and misery is the way to be your true self then I guess its back to becoming Venom Snake.
You're going to extract HER?
The women in this movie don't even sound like farmers of their time. They sound like modern gender studies majors and liberal activists that have yet to do any farm activities. On a tangent, it haunts me so much that I can't remember Tara's previous channel name, like 7-8 years ago
Farmers of their time? I mean, technically this IS their time since it's based off a real event that occurred in Mennonite community in the 2000s if I recall correctly. Although the movie and the book grossly fictionalize a group of 9 or so wicked degenerates into every single male on the planet lmao
What do you mean "of their time"? It's about Mennonites in 2005.
@@zarucarshaso the movie is racist too.
@@lorefox201 what does that even mean
Public education in california turned the point of this movie (all male bad) and turned it into a lesson plan
This movie has the color palette of a mudslide.
Misandry is probably one of the only major forms of prejudice you can openly defend. Not only will you not be punished, but you will probably be praised or even win an award..... shame.
You can tell who's really the oppressors judging by the social and political clout they have in day to day zeitgeist. Once upon a time it was fine and a joking manner to insult black people to their face and depict them as basically dumb animals. Now it's men.
Feminism is a hate movement and just like all hate movements it sputters the typical collectivist hate mongering talking points. One of the reason you see germans or KKK members act like literal cartoon characters instead of using real argument is because such arguments would reflect the kind of stuff neo-racist black activist use, new left and feminists. It's one of the reason they say "don't humanize x" because if they did, you follow the thought on what such a person would actually think and do to justify their views and bam...you'd go "wait a minute....that's ltierally just feminism but they hate x instead"
I thought Patriarchum was a tongue in cheek joke from the other review, not the actual name. Jesus Christ.
What no really that’s for real for real? I thought it was in jest also.
This movie won an Oscar for best writing... let that sink in.
Always a good day when Tara uploads
1408 is an underrated horror masterpiece l, I'm just saying
I don't even particularly like horror movies but 1408 is definitely among my favorite movies.
Why you calling her "I'm just saying?" Her name's not "I'm just saying."
so true
perfect video on a general feeling of fatigue with culture war grifters
This movie is basically being the victim
The worst thing is that there was a real life rape town. It was on Pictairn Island and the problems were not resolved by the women talking at the men. Dankula made a video on it. Why not make a movie about it?
Also fun fact: strict gender roles was an upper-class privilege. On a farm everyone needs to work, there's no breadwinner and housewife. Sure, women would sew or clean the house while the men would do heavy lifting or cleaning the pens (which is not the same as replacing kitty litter; I remember my grandpa doing it when I was little), but in general men and women would need to cooperate on equal terms to survive. But we all know leftists think food grows in supermarkets and the only thing worse than people a bit more wealthy than them are the working class.
The type of people who made and believe this film is correct in its message don't seem to understand how much humans actually care about each other. Of course in real life when a small community discovers that people within it are harming their friends, family, and/or neighbors they're going to find out who it is and punish them. Most people in the world don't want to see others get hurt, even if they don't have a personal bond with said person.
The entire movie can be summarized as that one article about how the majority homeless men affects women, which I would say it’s because they’re more likely to be rapists cause homeless people do drugs but we can never actually look at why someone commits crime, nope, men bad because men rape but we expect the police men to put the bad men behind bars because men also strong
@@doctorgrubious7725 schizo
Not so fun fact, one of the three female leads was in another movie called Men directed by Alex Garland, and I'm sure you already know what the movie is about.
The edits are comedic gold 🤣🤣😂😂
As a woman, I agree with you. Also, 1408 is an underrated masterpiece and Virgin Suicides is a must read. I really like the movie as well.
Damn I really thought that the “teach boys not to rape” era was over. Better luck next time.
Also wow another 1408 enjoyer? Based.
Alive mike best ending.
Another here, and yes Alive is best ending.
This movie is gross you can see the writers psychosis on screen she seriously hates men to an extreme degree
5:02 It sounds like a gross misunderstanding of protective custody. It would only be protection because otherwise they'd be killed before a trial, not because the police are in on it.
Thank you for suffering through this so we don't have to.
Ah, yes. Xavier Renegade Angel was DRUGS in the writer's room.
Infuriatingly, it never answered the question:
WHAT *DOTH* LIFE?
@@jeremytitus9519 Life doth nothing hence no answer.😜
It's all the notes he ISN'T playing!
I can barely get through reviews of this GROSS movie.
I don't think enough focus is being drawn to how this film is basically just in favor of child abuse. (*´･д･)
"The one thing that you got correct in your life is that you know where the barn animals go and you put yourself there accordingly." - YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
I like the Kirby icons. And yeah, these people grew up without any problems or hardships and so invent some to feel validated or important. And they're so freaking insane. Why did we let insane people get so much power in our society?
Huh, reminds me of a tweet by one of these people, that I came across about a year ago... Was something like "All I want for Christmas, is for all men to die". Really stuck in my head, since my dad had just died a couple of days ago at the time. My dad was probably the best person I've ever known, an actual manly man that was also gentle and kind, and I have not seen him angry even once in my life. Everything these kinds of people would tell you doesn't even exist.
I don't know anything about whoever wrote that tweet, they don't even know I exist, but in that moment I sure hated her more than I've ever hated anyone else.
Tara: *watching 1408 videos*
Mista gg: *uploaded a 1408 video 3 weeks ago*
🤔
7:42 "WHY, GARY?! WHY!"
“Would you do it again?”
“Yeah.”
I love how you draw Kirby.
Yayy! The Rizzlers back
The way you are describing this movie is EXACTLY why I watch this channel.👍
Turning Red came out in the same year and it feels exactly like that. It's gross political toxic feminist garbage disguised as a silly cliche 2000's furrybait film. "My Panda My Choice" is a real quote. Now it's being spread into kids films. Hollywood is dead😭😨
I wouldn't go that far, it's just a dumb kids movie. I mean yeah the panda transformation being analagous to periods is a bit wierd but I wouldn't put it in the same category as this
@@0nlin3Grandma Nah you're right it still has some elements, especially when none of the male characters get treated well😬 Also periods in a little kids movie is inappropriate and a bad idea from the start
@@0nlin3Grandma The panda being analogous to periods IS the weird thing though, because if she's charging for showing the panda, what the hell is that suppose to symbolize? Are we getting into PDF File territory?
@@ladyheavdev bruh it was one joke, the focus of the movie is on entering your teenage years and the potential parental clash that comes with that, im convinced that none of yall have actually seen the fuckin movie
@@Sad_Elf I know but the implication is just gross. Plus the main character is really unlikable and got away with attempted murder with no remorse. Not a great thing to show kids
Lion Meat???? Lol that would be extremely unappetizing 😮
When Tara has posted my day is automatically made the best day of the month
What if she posted a video of her reading out your home address, cell number, and the same for all your close friends and family, and accused you of heinous, unspeakable crimes? Still best day?
@@jeremytitus9519 yep😋
Really thought this would be Black Christmas 2019 based on the title
Oh my god I just had flashbacks to that abomination
@@doctorgrubious7725 maybe this Christmas
@@somethingsuperbland8829 the movie 'Men' is also just as bad, its a horror movie, but its independent so its even worse than normal horror movies.
@@doctorgrubious7725 oh god I wish I could’ve never thought of that again
I don't have much hope for the human race, but Tara being a voice of sanity definitely helps. Thank you.
Watch She Said. That's worse.
Holy crap... Some of the things you say are brutal lol. I enjoy your content.
Kirbo wouldn't hate the people who made this movie, he'd just be disappointed in them. Kirbo knows they can do better.
Good job enduring this shambles, and my condolences for having to endure it
NGNL. Although I'm a woman (and get as mad at genuine misogyny as you'd expect), I've always felt more interested in men's rights over women's. It never sat right with me how Feminism seems to seemingly be all about women's superiority and taking revenge on all of the opposite gender. There's many issues men face that are seldom talked about (male victims of rape, domestic abuse and the like) that are conveniently ignored that I've always identified more with, and these kinda movies only really reinforce this fight in me.
Empathizing with the struggles of the opposite gender is healthy. This isn't a sports game, we're not picking teams here - we're all confused humans at the end of the day. If you see human bull shittery, you should condemn it, whether that be misogyny, misandry, or anything else for that matter. Your perspective is a good thing. 👍💯
In the late 2000’s I was on the verge of going full on _antagonistically_ antifeminist (and more than a little anti-female!), until I encountered men’s rights activist Alison Tieman, and realised that there are in fact a great many women who are _not at all happy_ about the shaming of modern men. Over time I came to understand how much the “gender war” is an engineered to transform natural allies into artificial enemies, and keep them that way.
Queen you have no idea what feminism actually is lmao
theres literal proof of this look up the video "domestic expirment".
where two actors in a public park pretend to be a couple in a fierce absive argument with one fake slapping the other.
when the man it the wym all the local people screamed and ran to help
when the wym it the man people totally ignored it and went on there way.
@@Silvermoon424
That's right, afterall feminism was never meant to be that woman are better than men,it was a choice to give them more rights than they had back in the day
You can tell that not a single man was around when they got the script together, how are grown men going to let other men touch their daughters or wives, isn't this a movie about how destructive and selfish men are? Does the author think sharing women is something men enjoy? This is based on a true story where the men found out got pissed as hell then forced the gang responsible to face court charges....
this movie is what happens when you dont bully nerds enought in middle school.
They get protected from the state. 100% this is their argument.
That clip with the military guy was so fucking out of pocket lmao
Here to support a fellow south african, keep up the good work and cant wait to see what else occurs.
As if anyone would voluntarily subject themselves to "Women Talking". Worst title ever from a marketing standpoint.
1:06 ...... i just cant.....
Been watching your channel since The Last of Us II’s review, and can happily say I’ve never been disappointed. Keep up the great work!
Wait Patriarcham was a serious name thats not a joke?
I did not know I needed this review. But I do. Dear lordt I do. This movie was INSULTING
WHY IS THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE MOVIE SO DARK?! It feel like they wanted B&W but chicken out at the last minute so is stuck in between.
Hollywood medieval filter
like Zack Snyder without the Slomo
@Usernamesdontmatter1 to some people, everything before the 1960s is just one big "Dark Ages", so that checks out.
@@knightofarnor2552 apparently the movie is set in 2005.
2024 and a Tara video? Nice.
And Kirby drawings? Perfect
Happy New Year.
Hide Yo Kids , Hide Yo Wife
Glad to see the Despot doing good enough that people want to make more videos on this theme.
Giving a woman's perspective is even better, show these dumbasses what's real ✊️😂
🤦🏿♂️ Of course they are all Euro (white). This stuff barely has an all-Afro (black) cast, and never has Native American, Polynesian, Asian, Latin.
The Shenmue clip really nice touch, can't stop laughing at that.
4:00 Good gosh, the movie is a strawman from the get go. I feel like I shouldn’t be surprised by that
Bro I love you for that Xavier renegade Angel clip
Oooooooo Tara dropped a treat for the new year
Gary plauche, my beloved.
Looks like someone tried to put a feminist twist on "God on Trial."
Wonder if somebody already did a story when men as "faceless monsters" could be differentiated by the little plumes on their helmets and symbolized by the possesed armor.
Would be nice to see someone explore that instead of this "systemic oppression" crap. Maybe I could try making it a poem or something.
How exactly did this movie get green light to be made? Wtf
What the Christ is wrong with these people…?????
Yay art b-roll :D
Voting should be tied to those who are going to be drafted in the war that poor voting will cause. It's very simple if you will fight then you can vote if you won't then you can't.
You could do a movie called Men Talking and it could quite easily exclude any mention of women and be grounded on realism. Naturally, these women would find it sexist and misogynist for excluding them.
so the movie is based on a novel which was based on a true story
which is hilariously in-line with modern feminism to have a purely women led movie, when boys were also apparently taken advantage of
Brilliant new discussion video & review, of film Women Talking. Tara. with great added humor & usage of scenes from the game Shenmue. I personally dont want to watch this film. I cant even believe its directed by the actress Sarah Polley, who played Sally in one of my all time favourite films. The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. I tried to watch Handmaid's Tale & I couldn't because it was terrible. if you thought this film was bad. I watched a documentary film, last year. called Brainwashed: Sex, Camera, Power. its basically women complaining about female nudity for under two hours. yes, its that bad. :)
Always a great day when you upload 🎉
I've noticed recently more and more people criticising girls that are a being a bit different, calling them pick me and "not like other girls"
But if a woman just likes those things and acknowledges it's unusual it's not a problem unless she attacks girls for liking girlish stuff
I've seen way too many people assume insecurity over it
Im only a few moments in...Is it real? Can I move to the moon?
*points at wish for death island* that’s literally you
Wake me up inside!
You should critique the horrible evil dead rise movie
This movie seems one-dimensional as heck.
Not gonna lie, kirby has the best shenanigans music ever
Oh this is something new
I was about 15 minutes in and thought I should leave a comment stating: "I guarantee that, somewhere, someone is complaining about the lack of trans representation"
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...I am now 26 minutes in and realise this comment wasn't necessary because this film is so nonsensical.
this movie sounds like something JK Rowling would write.
It is fine. The pendulum is swinging the other way. Those who will be against this kind of movie will be, and those who never will change we don’t have to worry about, because they never would have ever changed anyway.
Wasnt pearl the one that took a homeless man in and started dating him but once he got back on his feet he left her for another woman?
WHO thought it was a good idea to call a movie “Women Talking”? Literally nobody wants to watch an entire movie of women talking. I (a normal human adult person who happens to be a woman) did see the ads/trailers for this movie, and it looked even WORSE than the title made it seem. I repeat, NOBODY wants to watch this movie. Nobody saw this movie who wasn’t required to by virtue of being “critic” or a content creator such as this channel (thank you for your service, ProcrastiTara).
Anyway, I am looking forward to the sequel, “Women in Burqas Talking”, set in Patriarkabad, a remote oppressive ultra-religious village in Afghanistan. Just kidding, that movie would never get made.
This film and the book feel like the author is exploiting real trauma. The author comes from a Mennonite background (not the one the story is based on) and is using other women's trauma to vent about it and "society".
It's disrespectful because it's not about the women who actually suffered, it's about WOMEN who want to suffer. They want to be told that the world wasn't built for them and needs to be destroyed so THEY can be the ones to fix it.
This is why I love you.