I 100% agree. I am really enjoying Mare of Easttown.

So, Tom Cruise, you are giving your useless trophies back in support of the HFPA bringing on more diversity, etc.. Wonderful!

Its just what it says when someone stars your comment, because Kinja is stupid.

Hostile work environments are a legitimate thing and can lead to lawsuits; they were not invented “bloggers” and “women”. That most Hollywood folks have been able to act a fool for years without being dragged in front of HR has more to do with the power dynamics of their industry than whether something is right or…

And we all know if it's not illegal it's not worth mentioning!

Any woman going on a date with you should probably keep some mace in her purse.

I kind felt like Seth was in a no win scenario with Yi. She has every right to be angry, and it’s not Seth’s fault that Franco was such a bastard.
So, if he had just closed the whole production on the film, that would’ve screwed out an entire crew from a paycheck and would’ve gotten himself black balled out of the…

get tae fuck.

The L.A. Times piece is essentially a list of stories about how women were disappointed that they were asked to do nude scenes, Franco was annoyed, rinse and repeat.

I will note that “executive producer” can mean anything, and that Dave Franco is actually working with them, nobody has said anything bad about him, and he’s married to Alison Brie...but your comment is really the most relevant in this comments section. Like, that should be addressed. I will note that, like going back…

Dave Franco.  His brother.  I don’t feel the sins of the brother are the sins of the other brother.

1/10, low-effort trolling.

“all white male feminists are lying sacks of shit...” That seems a bit much donchathink?

They’re brainwashed to believing it’s the woman’s job to heal their men.

Their concern was far less the redeeming power of Jesus Christ and more the risk of bad publicity to their financial empire.

The whole “It was just over the clothes! And a couple incidents under the clothes but what’s the big deal?” made me ill. And of course at the same time the girls are being told that somehow they led their own brother “into sin” by existing and being female.

I hate the idea that we would lump his sisters in here with everyone else. i hope we aren’t. They were abused by him. It was reported and then told their parents who should have handled it differently. And, even now, they have to make a choice between their family and triggers I am sure that come from interacting with…

At risk of starting a flame war... almost everything is political. Politics is, at its core, nothing more than the economics of power. Any time there’s an interaction between people where there’s any power imbalance, there’s a political aspect to it.

“...the film is a slog of epic proportions, its trancelike repetitiveness threatening to destroy this critic’s fragile grasp on time itself, ushering me into a new plane of starchild boredom.” What a goddamn masterpiece of a sentence. 

Ubiquitous online pornography has seriously lowered the demand for euro art-smut.