What I love is that they were okay with the selling babies for drug money part, it's the singing they couldn't handle.

I guess he's the biggest name affected, which is kind of sad really.

If they want to do a conspiracy theory thing, they can focus on that and not do a play-by-play of everything vaguely interesting about the film.

The RLM reviews don't cut back and forth from the film, to the point where you're basically watching an abridged version.

That's the thing, though. It changed something whose catchphrase was "truly outrageous" and turned it into the most cookie-cutter rise to fame story ever.

The "trolls" laughing at that stuff invariably turn out to actually believe it, they just like to pretend they're above it all.

Well, they wouldn't want him blabbing to the Feds.

It's not even subversive. Men always end up with adulation for things women are expected to do automatically.

I was wondering when this would be a thing, but I figured Les Mis being godawful might have delayed it a bit. Apparently not.

It's probably more that they didn't want to make a minion with an hourglass figure. Couldn't have just given a few feminine names and/or voice actresses.