Babygirl

Posted December 1, 2024 by miuneu in Movies

I really like Nicole Kidman as an actress, but this movie just doesn't sit right to me and I will explain why it's kind of problematic. It low-key reminds me of fifty shades of grey, a very popular movie that promotes porn in a very explicit way but everyone likes it because the movie romanticises certain topics such as BDSM. We are watching women once again getting manipulated and abused by men and pretend it's okay just because there's a love story. It only means for male porn needs and it conditions women to submit to men. I saw that the movie had a female director, Halina Reijn, which made me disappointed because she makes films that exploit females for males' benefits while there should be more movies about empowering women and not make them look like just a sex slave for men.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8Sx6U6Ou0Q

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Posted December 1, 2024 by miuneu

Score: 15

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