Are women Legion, then? Are you all one organism? Does one woman speak for all women?

Uh huh.

Oh, well... Showgirls is camp(y), so I can see an argument about how the sex could be intentionally bad...

Right, I don’t dispute anything you’ve said in your post.

No.

Maybe you should actually read the study you’re citing. 30 percent of women reporting feeling *minor* pain for *brief* moments during sex. It’s not like it’s some sort of super issue.

They have 8 billion in spending money for 2018, which is insane.

At the rate these people and this show are going, I predict we will eventually see Stassi and Jax (excuse me, Jason - lol) running around a dilapidated and empty SUR, crazy-eyed, angry, and delusional. Stassi and Jax will be fighting with the imaginary versions of their former cast members who’d grown up and moved on…

I LIVE FOR THESE PEOPLE

Nope, their kids are raised on a diet of Steven Universe and WOKE Sesame Street. 

The director uses the 19 year old as a test (and the crotch kicking scene, arguably): do you find this somewhat clueless but kindhearted girl ridiculous and worthy of mockery? If you don’t, you’re probably a kind and decent human. If you do, you’re a cynic. I found her ridiculous, as did most of the people watching…

Ehh, nothing wrong with going on for a while, we’re all prone to it at times.

Uma dances in her bare feet, if I remember correctly (though that was a full-body shot with the camera kinda far back from her).

Haven’t been around AV Club that much, but Jezebel and Kotuku have been my favorite sites for a while.

You know it’s not necessary to read what the dude writes?

That’s not what he or she is doing at all.

Reservoir Dogs is actually the only film of Tarintino’s I haven’t seen, so I really didn’t want to just guess there wasn’t some foot fetish scene.

I think he’s willing to sound lascivious so he can be as honest about the situation as possible.

Aren’t QT’s fetishes, technically, our of the workplace? Depicting it on films, an artistic medium, isn’t including it in the workplace. Is having a sex scene in a film including sex in the workplace? Is a director depicting aspects of their personal life also engaging in inappropriate workplace behavior?

There’s also a weird subsection of women that treats gays as pets, let alone the majority of women who are casually homophobic.