That’s ridiculous, you can’t completely ignore subject matter when considering a title. By that logic, it would be more correct to associate the title “Gangs of New York” with the Harlem Crips over the Dead Rabbits.
Given the setting of the story, it’s not a leap to connect the word figure to body shape when you consider the language of the era. Particularly when the word figure is used in reference to women.
It’s definitely supposed to be a bit of a pun, it can be a math figure and\or _____. I suppose it can be taken to mean a person of interest. The reason I equate the use figure to the female form is the time frame that the movie is set in.
Is anyone else bothered by the title of the movie? They’re telling this story of these black women who were marginalized because they were women but the title itself only refers to them with respect to their bodies. It seems reductive.
Trying to keep up with the carefully cultivated comment section is kinda fun. It’s like a game, how long will a dissenting opinion last before it gets deleted?
White male makes joke about black people often being angry at white male, makes black people angry at white male.
I had the same experience but have you tried going back to just the alarm without the light? I still find a VERY pronounced difference. If I forget to set the light alarm, or if I’m away from home, I am muuuuuuuuuch slower to get moving in the morning without the light.
Left the bot video playing when I started this video. It sounded like the bots are translating what the babies are saying to each other. Much hilarity ensued. I recommend it.
Everyone thinks the robots will rise up against the humans. Has anyone stopped to consider that the humans might just get caught in the crossfire?
