The new Black Christmas movie is rated PG13

[pokeystaples]

Craven already did it better in 1972.

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So nothing should ever be made again? I'm so confused by this comment. 😂

 

[Ramala]

Best part of this was getting to see the Invisible Man trailer on the big screen. Elisabeth Moss won't let me down this bad

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I hope the twist is her ex has been dead all along and it's really an invisible women terrorizing her.

 

[Ooopsklo]

This movie felt like it set back feminism

 

[excelsiorlef]

Fucking gutless movie


And these tweets from the writer as part of her campaign to make the PG 13 hack job a feminist act are really funny once you've seen the end product









Positing R rated as for men and PG 13 for girls, is a doozy, especially in how again fucking gutless this movie ends up being.

It's not a commentary on modern society and feminist issues it's a fucking cash in... that probably won't actually make any money lol

 

[Penguin]

What is the big twist or ruins the 3rd act of the movie?

I'm so curious, but not enough to actually see the movie.

 

[MrBS]

I should have done my homework on this lol. I went in not watching a trailer or knowing anything about it. What a ride. The dialogue came across as progressive madlibs at points with a number of key terms shoehorned into conversations that felt really forced. The message its putting forward while killing a whole bunch of women is something as well. Empowerment? Eh.....

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Highlights were after the murders were happening on mass and the characters knew they were in a life or death struggle they still found the time to have a character be called out for saying 'not all men' followed by saying 'calm down' and the fallout from that. The best was the part when our hero before destroying the statue full of black goo misoginist black magic says 'we will not be broken!'

Not sure what the tone it was going for, is it parody, is it lampooning exploitation movies? It never leaned in hard enough, it just struck me the whole way through that some media execs were like, 'hey what do the kids like these days? Women being people? lol okay go make that movie.' Which seems to be at odds with the director apparently being sincere.

 

[Dullahan]

Holy fuck Blumhouse, what were you thinking? This movie was total piss. Rob Zombie's Halloween II was better than this.