The mere fact that some (not all) of Scarlett’s emancipated slaves stay with her didn’t bother me in and of itself; there are times in life when you just have to stick with the asshole you know. But when one of the former slaves says that house slaves like himself would never be able to figure out how to care for and…

Never loved this movie. Not for any political reasons, as I can put something in a historical context when I watch it, it just never did much for me as a film, and I love a lot of films from that era of filmmaking.

Not even including the distracting-to-concerning racial and societal implications of the movie, I never liked Gone With The Wind. Three hours to get to “Tomorrow is Another Day!”? That’s it? No thank you.

Good, Gone With the Wind is an overlong piece of revisionist garbage. I cheered when Atlanta burned and hated everyone. There is one good shot (the overhead of all the wounded) and the rest of it is completely worthless. I’m glad Hattie McDaniel won even with the shit role she was given but I credit her and not…

Yes, it was considered acceptable that the tastes of only one part of society was considered “legitimate”, and to be catered to. The large segments of society which might be bothered were not seen as even worth considering. Looks like that’s changing, which is really interesting. Whatever else the movie Gone With the…

At first I thought that said “Gone With the Wind is one of my not favorite movies ever,” and I was going to be like “Me too!”

The last time I saw it, I was almost literally nauseated by the sight of the children being used to stand on the bell to announce the barbecue. It was so “innocuous”, but it was so disgusting, and I can’t really articulate why. I knew I wouldn’t ever see it again.

This seems like a good idea. I’ve always been a little skeeved out by how beloved this Confederate apologia has been in film culture (especially just considering that as a movie it’s kind of a bloated, dull melodrama).

I always thought it was a shitty movie that also attempted to glorify treason and slavery. Pure garbage.

Billy Magnussen gives a wooden performance, failing to capture the charisma and gravitas of a pretty underrated Prefab Sprout album.

A) Taylor Swift’s music is processed, weak, milquetoast, boring garbage.
B) Anybody else having problems with the video? Seems like yet another victim of the shitty website update and transition to Kinja.
C) In other news, the Texas gulf coast is under water and Trump’s a crooked, narcissistic dipshit. So what else is…

40 *million* annually?!?

I found myself on kinjaDeals earlier today, made a sarcastic remark about Anker cables and got a sincere answer from the author.

Did you petition Trump for a pardon yet? You can just tell him you got contempt for yelling racist stuff at Judge Mathis and he’ll come running.

*Siiiiiiiiiiigh*

Pshhh, who cares, there’s a new Grizzly Bear album finally out! And even just in terms of the current output of blonde-haired women, there’s a new Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton album coming out next month and a few songs have dropped from it already, including last week:

Pop music 2017 has devolved into a bunch of skinny rich white chicks throwing shade. Well, it reflects the times at least.

Especially considering that as far as pop goes, her music is pretty toothless. It sounds perfect for an Old Navy dressing room.

It’s almost like she’s a vain, over-rated pop star who’s gotten too high off the outrageously over-blown praise she received for an exceedingly mediocre pop album.

I don’t see where Taylor Swift’s music needs to be examined like the Zapruder film, but hey, to each his own.