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@willpluto9638

8 ай бұрын

Save even more with your oral fixation buy cinnamon sticks / tube like flavorful natural and they help in suppressing the urge of smoking . "taste is not for all but does help"

@Rosshannah1695

8 ай бұрын

Try not smoking at all rather than get idiots hooked on this poison, then litter the streets with .

@emiliajojo5703

8 ай бұрын

Darling I love you,but the fairytale is from the middle ages.brothers Grimm collected fairytales, they didn't write them.btw,for people interested in history,dwarf houses can still be visited in Germany. Sad story behind them,feel free to learn.

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

@@emiliajojo5703 *Jacob&Wilhelm Grimm bundled them however.. since they were in fact novelists.. and you're right about the rest!*

@BaggageClaim

8 ай бұрын

@@emiliajojo5703 ahhh thank you for telling me!

She says "we" like she was involved. "We cast a guy in the movie." No Rachel, they cast a guy in the movie. You were hired to recite the lines they wrote for you.

@angiebarth1292

8 ай бұрын

Makes me not want to watch her in anything.

@VinceP1974

8 ай бұрын

"We" is evidence of the hive mind mentality. A shared activist perspective embodied by the Producers, Writers, Director, and this actor.

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

*Actually it was a collaboration between Greta Gerwig/Marc Platt productions/Gall Gadot & Rachel Zegler Herself!*

@claudiabezares6018

8 ай бұрын

The guy” has a name…Rachel…

@pradhyudh

8 ай бұрын

"we" signifies her opinions were considered and acted upon it,because u can't critisise the first coloured snow white, so power gave her control and control gives u a sense of ownership

It’s clear that the message of this film is that love is a weakness to be despised and what matters is gaining power over others.

@thornyback

8 ай бұрын

The thing is... a lot of us used to believe in true love and partnership only to be more than sorely disappointed by the experience of having the great love of your life in praxis roll most of the work over to you and not care at all to lighten the load of mutual work because that would mean he'd have to be less of the main character. My ex-husband supposed love of my life divorced me in hospice as I was officially dying... he said we wanted different things - I guess I wanted cancer and he wanted to sleep with other women 🤷🏻‍♀

@thornyback

8 ай бұрын

spoiler alert: I didn't die, I'm officially a medical miracle but in reality it's a thing called Orasal

@davidbecquer3624

8 ай бұрын

@@thornyback Sorry that happened to you. But if a man did that to you, then he was DEFINITELY not the love of your life. Many people are disappointed by love, especially first love, but it is the wrong conclusion to just say "Love is not real.". Maybe that love was not real, maybe we need to raise our standards next time, be more and ask more.

@youtubeisdead8153

8 ай бұрын

@@thornyback So your point is ? because you had bad experience with one guy/man (btw we know absolutelly nothing about him or your relationship it could be toxic from start you just didnt see it or you just wasnt good enough wife even before cancer etc. ) we all should just die alone ? and this is only my opinion but i dont believe you.... hundreds of these extreme stories always start under these kind of videos ...

@gregorygreenwood-nimmo4954

8 ай бұрын

​@@thornyback I am sorry to hear of your experience, and if you don't mind me saying so your ex-husband sounds like a world class jerk, but I think you are giving these writers too much credit. It is not that they have all had bad romantic experiences that have soured them on romance - it seems more often the case that they despise the very idea of romance or intimacy, especially between men and women, on a point of ideological principle. They see any romantic connection a woman may have to a man, no matter who that man is or what character he may possess, as a sacrifice of that woman's power when they think her energy would be better spent spreading a feminist narrative and seeking the only thing they think has any real value - as @kenstrumpf99 observes, dominance over others, and especially over men that they see as the inherently wicked, born evil enemy of woman kind. That is why, on the rare occasions when they do include something that could be read as a romance between a man and a woman character, the male participant is always depicted as comedically weak and inept and totally submissive - because only a man who has no agency, no will of his own, and no real personal identity to speak of, is considered non-threatening and malleable enough to be 'acceptable' in their deeply warped vision of what intimate relationships between women and men 'should' be. They don't want to depict relationships between equals because they don't see men as capable of being equal. And why is that? Simply because they don't see men as fully human -- they obsess over relationships of female dominance and male subservience (bordering on gendered slavery) because they are so twisted and broken as people that they cannot imagine a genuinely reciprocated love between a man and a woman who are of course different from one another but view each other with equal dignity. For that type of activist, the best a man can be to a woman is an obedient pet, a few notches below a pet dog and far less wilful and independent than your average cat. To them, all men are less than human, and any man who actually thinks for himself in even the smallest degree is a monster that should (in their ideal world) be killed out of hand. Never underestimate just how deep the well of dysfunction and bigotry these people represent really is.

The story is quintessentially about a child escaping an abusive home and finding happiness. The fact that Snow White remains a kind and caring person despite enduring so much trauma is incredibly moving, yet Zegler has the audacity to imply she's weak, or that it's not good enough?!

@namastewellness

7 ай бұрын

Let's drop her off in the woods to fend for herself for a few days so we can all see how strong and tough she is.

@jamesy8217

7 ай бұрын

No notes this is the best take just because strength doesn’t look how you think strength should look doesn’t mean its not strengty

@SomeYouTubeTraveler

6 ай бұрын

You're not supposed to be kind and caring when you endure trauma! You're supposed to figure out which man did it to you and make him pay, so you can reclaim the perfect life he stole from you!

@JoseSantos-fk3yg

6 ай бұрын

​@@namastewellnessperfect

@DemiGod..

6 ай бұрын

@@SomeKZreadTraveler Find out which man did it to you and make all men pay

I don’t understand why they think that a woman is weak if she wants love. She can be married and have the best relationship and still be a boss 🤷🏼‍♀️

@XxLostFinalGirlxX

8 ай бұрын

Like think of the less problematic female celebrities! There are female musicians that are married and even have kids but they're still great musicians! Or less problematic actresses and models! Plenty of them are married and have children but they're still great! Or female bosses at businesses! They are married and have children but are great! You can be married and even have children and still be independent and great at something!

@PrincessMavenKittyDarkholme

8 ай бұрын

This

@arminxvs3372

8 ай бұрын

Miserable people lack that, cannot find love and want others to be miserable as well.

@PrincessMavenKittyDarkholme

8 ай бұрын

@@arminxvs3372 no

@arminxvs3372

8 ай бұрын

@@PrincessMavenKittyDarkholme Please continue.

Rachel comes off as vulgar and crude. She lacks grace, humility, and charm. Why she was cast as one of the sweetest and most lovable characters ever is a mystery to me.

@Valecto

8 ай бұрын

Why? Because the writers wanted the new Snow-White (now renamed Sand-Beige) to be anything but sweet and lovable... and Rachel Zegler was perfect for that role.

@destinymcintire2188

8 ай бұрын

Because Disney had a check list to mark off that’s why. 😒

@greenefamily18

8 ай бұрын

D.E.I. is the reason she was hired.

@cahivx

8 ай бұрын

She’s shortened the lifespan of Disney shareholders. To be fair, who was smart at 22?

@starkiller3098

8 ай бұрын

Coz she spread her stinky legs

Can you imagine seeing Snow White in 1937? It's the Depression, everyone is poor and miserable. But then you get to a movie theater, and Snow White shows you a colorful world that literally no one had ever seen before. The audience was able to escape their existence for a while and forget their hardships. They should try to make movies like that again.

@maxzoloproduction

8 ай бұрын

I agree if make this live action stow white it gonna be bad as shit you know sad they already made good Snow White movie called Snow White and huntsman

@dukey19941

8 ай бұрын

Dolts today couldn't handle one day of anything actually hard. They wouldn't no how to survive without phones and social media. They'd be in so many "safe places" lol.

@MarvinPowell1

8 ай бұрын

They do make these movies all the time. Just not in America anymore. Japan and India is killing it, though. Even South Korea is catching up.

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

@@maxzoloproduction *I highly recommend the Live-Action adaptation made by 👑Hallmark called "Snow White: Fairest of Them all" starring a young Kristin Kreuk as Princess Snow White and Miranda Richardson as Her evil stepmother A.K.A "The Evil 👑Queen"/Queen Grimhilde: Elspeth!*

@darkwindsage

8 ай бұрын

They do, it's called John Wick.

I like that you bring up the trope "Woman turned evil because a man ruined her life" that Disney has been using in their live action movies. It started with Maleficent then Mulan then The Little Mermaid, now it sounds very likely that it's gonna happen again in Snow White

@maxsommers6843

8 ай бұрын

I'd stake money on it, tbh. I reckon Baggage Claim's prediction will be accurate.

@SpareSomeChange8080

8 ай бұрын

I wish betting companies would allow us to bet on the plot of movies yet to come out.

@noonesishome

8 ай бұрын

Which is kinda funny cause most Disney princesses only have their dad around and love their dads. OG Ariel and Jasmine didn't agree with their fathers but still showed them love. Mulan's parents were still alive but she went to war cause she didn't want her dad to dìe in the battlefield. Bell still loved her father, Cinderella step mother was evil and her dad passed but feminists can't have an evil woman oh no. That would go against their lesbian ideology of "women are always pure and good and bosslady" It's amazing how all these remakes are being poisoned by man hating feminazìs

@beauwalker9820

8 ай бұрын

It's the writers/editors/producers projecting their "never my fault" mentality into their works. They can't comprehend anyone as "evil" unless they're a political party they dislike

@utopian4769

8 ай бұрын

Yeah that trope is becoming stale. Ironically though, it's also taking away women's agency by making it out as if her every decision is based around a man making her life miserable.

She makes a few movies - mostly flops - and already she’s an elite, A-list actor. Tells me everything I need to know.

@nikoc8968

8 ай бұрын

a product.

You know else obsesses over power, dismisses love, and hates children?…….villains. That is the textbook definition of a villain.

@weldsj8847

8 ай бұрын

Beat me to it!

@veggsbacon1891

8 ай бұрын

Yep 🗿

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

*Pedophiles love children.. so that's not entirely true.. Villains come in all shapes and sizes/forms/type/kind of people and animals!*

@KyleDavis328

8 ай бұрын

@@scarlett19b Not every villain hates children, but every child hater is a villain.

@ci7210

8 ай бұрын

Why isn't this a Maleficent origin story instead then.

“I love me more,” summarizes modern feminism perfectly. It’s about extreme narcissism.

@Valecto

8 ай бұрын

Then time will pass and they will turn into lonely bitter cat ladies and their lives will end without any meaningful connection to other human beings (since they will be "man and childfree"). Then maybe they will come to realise (too late) how third-wave feminism royally screwed them over !

@TheFockerizer

8 ай бұрын

Feminism is for people who are fucked in the head

@dukey19941

8 ай бұрын

Don't forget, all men are evil. Seems to be a big feminist thing as well.

@DeadlyPlatypus

8 ай бұрын

There is no "modern" Feminism. Each "wave" is just a rebranding. It's the same Engelian monster putting on a new mask.

@user-io7yk7qb1k

8 ай бұрын

Perfect put!

You put it beautifully. "Feminists" these days seem to devalue feminine values and energy. I'm not saying women should go back to "traditional" roles; we've shifted so far away from appreciating soft traits, which are essential for a society to thrive. Promoting a world where everybody competes for power--that sounds awful😢

@DemiGod..

6 ай бұрын

The roman empire's decline began with feminism, what a surprise.

@darkdragon7210

3 ай бұрын

@@DemiGod.. It did?

0:45 I honestly saw the movie not long ago, and her love story wasn't the main focus, but in all to be happy. She was happy to make friends with the dwarves and the animals. She did dream of being happy with the guy, but it didn't seem like the primary focus. And given how little time they had together, both of them were in love with more the idea of being together forever than themselves as a person. When the movie was made, it was the height of the great depression. So who wouldn't dream of happiness after watching that in those times.

@rakantopinibl5736

7 ай бұрын

She was literally a servant and her happiness started when she went outside but yeah sure Rachel, just blame patriarchy. But it was 9 men who saved Snow White from a woman.

@DemiGod..

6 ай бұрын

Yes, but we since discovered that men are resposible for everything wrong in the world and that the future is female.

@enigmaticallis3110

5 ай бұрын

It was about the journey, not the destination ☺️☺️

Love = bad Men = bad Being lonely and miserable as a man = bad (and incel) Power = good Being lonely and miserable as a woman = good (and strong and empowered) Gosh, why are young people so miserable?

@theempireeofficial3935

8 ай бұрын

Bro, I’ve been wondering that question for months now.😅

@YourLocalCopiumDealer

8 ай бұрын

I'm hoping it's due to human failure, because if men are subhuman as is often claimed we can't be responsible for human failure.

@HerculesBallsInc

8 ай бұрын

Modern feminism teaches women to be sociopaths and then claim victimhood whenever anyone correctly treats them like sociopaths instead of just allowing themselves to be victimized.

@veggsbacon1891

8 ай бұрын

It could be a decent villainess story, but god forbid that usa wahwah writers are allergic to decency.

@ci7210

8 ай бұрын

So original Melificent was right then.

Hollywood lacks one important thing nowadays. Humility.

@dennisridolfijr8353

8 ай бұрын

More like humanity

@neillindgren8992

8 ай бұрын

@@dennisridolfijr8353Beat me to it, but yes.

@anaisanais4626

8 ай бұрын

And gratitude. Politics aside this is pure ingratitude.

@yeoldeseawitch

8 ай бұрын

And creativity, decency, empathy, etc

@stephenmac6926

8 ай бұрын

Testosterone.

My girlfriend told me at her wedding she wants to feel like a princess and wanted to be swept off her feet and if anyone told her otherwise, they’re not coming to the wedding 😂

@captainfury497

2 ай бұрын

If she want to feel like a real princess, tell her she'll be married off to some foreign prince for an alliance and she doesn't get a say in it.

@Amber-yu2ph

10 күн бұрын

if she wanted to be,tell her to respect everyone equally

Look, to explain the whole "Snow White cleaning the house" situation, we need to consider the fact that she found a possibly abandoned place wehere she can stay. If people criticize this, why don't they go and criticize Tarzan's parents for building a shelter out of ship remaindings? EXCELLENT VIDEO, AS ALWAYS ♥

The cringe level is off the charts. Who bets Meghan Markle has already reached out to her to support her during this 'difficult' time?!

@lilrr1431

8 ай бұрын

Ahhaha

@doomraven0

8 ай бұрын

It's ok, Zegler will probably also get many Netflix specials celebrating her awesome at being a total dick.

@protorhinocerator142

8 ай бұрын

In these uncertain times, we must listen to the experts and trust the science. GACK!

@brandonscott5544

8 ай бұрын

RACHEL ZEGLER RUINED FOR DISNEY'S,

@C.Church

8 ай бұрын

Stop the woman on woman hate. If you hate what's happening with m2f and allies, dont then be just Like them yourselves. It's ok not to like another person who happens to be a woman. But why live in the stereotype of shredding her?

The irony that the cast and crew don’t realize that they are the evil queens of this story is astounding.

@cwcpants140

8 ай бұрын

I think by now they understand they fucked up. I think they're just too far deep with funding to stop now lol

@willlyon7129

8 ай бұрын

Oh the irony

@reefconvy7291

6 ай бұрын

And this film is their poisoned apple 🍎

@MegaKnight2012

6 ай бұрын

Narcissism blinds one to one's own faults

@malwads1836

5 ай бұрын

​@@MegaKnight2012Exactly!

2:55 It's not being "achingly naive". It's that she has a gentle and pure, good spirit to her. Unlike any before or especially since. And the way she is smiling and happy EVEN when scrubbing a walkway DEEPLY URGES good men to come save her.

@minervarose7664

6 ай бұрын

Not defending Rachel Zegler, but is that really what we want to teach our daughters? Smile and be happy when people are cruel to you, don't try to build yourself up and fight back? And a good man will come along and save you??

@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279

4 ай бұрын

@@minervarose7664 Snow white wasn't waiting to be saved. She was just working hard and doing her thing. But men will willingly come and help someone that pure.

@minervarose7664

4 ай бұрын

@@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279 of course she wasn't just waiting to be saved. But just like SOME men will willingly help, SOME men (and women too, this isn't even a gender thing) will try to lure you and trap you if you are too naive and trusting. Having a bit of cynicism and a questioning mindset is a good thing for any adult. Of course this is a fairytale, am talking about real life. Have you read, or heard of the classic Tess of the D'urbervilles by Thomas Hardy? That could very easily have been the outcome of Snow White, if she lived in the real world (not that it WOULD happen, but just a likely possibility).

@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279

4 ай бұрын

​@@minervarose7664 True, but Snow white was NOT the wisest of all, most careful of them all, or anything. She was the "fairest" of all. That was her personality. No one said we should all be exactly like her. We can just learn from some of her qualities because they were pleasant. We can all afford to be pleasant (with wisdom). Haha.

This is most insightful and balanced approach to the controversy surrounding the film. You hit the nail on the head. I fear Disney no longer supports family values and traditional morality. Your use of Samantha to illustrate the feminist mentality is a stroke of genius.

The worst thing she did was saying that the role of the Male Actor may be cut. That's soo condescending!!!

@kenmono9011

8 ай бұрын

its not its a fact. Whining about woke has become the new stupidity

@ShadeDraws

8 ай бұрын

Wokeness is whining. Leftism is whining. The two combined are the worst kind of stupidity: parasitic stupidity. @@kenmono9011

@bendover7841

8 ай бұрын

@@kenmono9011No. Stupidity will always be the same. A good example is you defending this foolishness.

@Dev-bn8ps

8 ай бұрын

Fact? 👀 Whats a fact?

@fernthegreenfairy

8 ай бұрын

Yeah really shows she cares about the movie she’s in and the cast she worked with that she doesn’t even give a shit if he’s cut out entirely, how rude and ungrateful can she be, she’s the last woman I would ever compare to Snow White 🙄

Her saying that all the male lead's parts "could get cut, who knows" is SOOO condescending 😬 Spoken by someone who believes HER scenes won't get cut for sure (although they should be. ALL of them).

@sergarlantyrell7847

8 ай бұрын

Oh yeah...100% a narcessistic misandrist right there!

@ilfirinms

8 ай бұрын

Even better, there is "interview", where Andrew hugely flatters Rachel, even she wants cut him out. That's completely new level of SIMP.

@SilhouetteSE

8 ай бұрын

@@ilfirinms 🤦‍♂️😵

@hambonejamboree7750

8 ай бұрын

Just shows she’s already at a level of narcissism usually reserved for actors who have actually done something. Imagine openly shitting on your co-stars in interviews and not realising it’s a completely shitty thing to do.

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

@@hambonejamboree7750 *Rachel is the kind/type of person who loves to treat other people like crap/Criticize&Bully/Tries to "Cancel" others but when it's happening to Her She plays the Victim/Pulls the Victim Card!* *Talking about being pathetic!*

What’s funny is, several professionals have claimed cleaning to be therapeutic and a sign of good mental health. The idea of making a house a home by making it warm and tidy while letting a house turn to a pigsty the first example of immaturity, depression, and mental strain.

@pat86100

3 ай бұрын

This is true. My sister cleans to relax!

I was one of those little girls who dressed up as Snow White and the amount of cringe I get listening to her denigrate a character that I have always loved is infuriating.

I think Rachel's idea of the perfect princess is actually Azula from Avatar the last airbender. She also seeks power over others as a form of security. She also views love as some fickle unreliable thing. She uses fear and manipulation to ensure her success.

@JoseRRodriguez

8 ай бұрын

Narcissits fears love

@Nermeen.

8 ай бұрын

And look how no one loves her, neither her family (even her father) nor her two friends who actually fear her, at the end of the show she became insane and broken and cried out of pain .. A pure misery!

@UnholyShite

8 ай бұрын

Nah, don't bring Azula down to her level. She's way better than this actress.

@hellothere4431

8 ай бұрын

speaking of avatar, hopefully netflix doesn’t ruin it the same way disney ruins all of its once beloved characters and movies

@AlecEburhard

8 ай бұрын

@@JoseRRodriguezit’s like what May says to her “you miscalculated, Azula. I love Zuko more than I fear you.”

The irony of saying women from decades ago were problematic is that if you actually knew anything about them, you’d see they were a million times stronger than women today. Audrey Hepburn is a prime example. Id much rather emulate her than any of the current woke morons.

@kenstrumpf909

8 ай бұрын

Read a biography of Abigail Adams. Now there was a strong woman.

@MarvinPowell1

8 ай бұрын

@jamiedee36 That is true, but feminists have always been sh*tty garbage people. The founders of feminism, Susan B Anthony and Cady Elizabeth Stanton were proud misandrists, especially towards negro men (though that wasn't unusual at the time.) The Suffragettes committed arson and vandalism that _hurt_ women's suffrage by nine years in America, as women were originally supposed to get the national right to vote in 1909, but their riots caused public opinion to change and women didn't get national suffrage until 1920. The Suffragettes were also responsible for the White Feather Movement, a shaming campaign to try to "cancel" young men who didn't enlist for World War I, while they did literally nothing to help the war otherwise. There's countless examples of feminism literally ruining society throughout the past 150+ years. But they expect you to just believe the made up lies that "feminism is just about gender equality." What wave of feminism out of the 4.5 waves focused on gender equality again? Oh, that's right; literally NONE of them.

@gokux75

8 ай бұрын

During World War II women worked in the factories. Feminists today complain about the air conditioning in their office jobs.

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

*Research: Annie Oakley!*

@doomraven0

8 ай бұрын

Scientific fact: Audrey is the most beautiful woman in history. Also, she was a fantastic and kind human being.

The way you expressed this favorite Disney movie of mine was breathtakingly beautiful. I literally cried, it has so many connections to how I grew up. Wow. When you said she was cleaning that home because that was her little part of the world

Excellent comparison. So many modern women fail to see what made Snow White the fairest of them all. They share so much more in common with the queen. Outwardly powerful, but inwardly wicked.

@nikoc8968

8 ай бұрын

not "outwardly powerful", outwardly ruthless and power _hungry._

What I don't understand is why she wanted to play a character she hated in the first place. Reminds me of the Witcher situation where Cavill left most likely because the writers made it clear that they disliked the source material.

@shawdou3327

8 ай бұрын

Because making new is not enough (not to mention noone would watch that). It is important to change things to be how they want them to be, to show that we are wrong and they are right.

@AfricanEmpress25

8 ай бұрын

LOL someone asked her that, she said she needed a job

@deleted01

8 ай бұрын

To ruin it

@rara3538

8 ай бұрын

because they are social activists trying to create an artificial culture. they are trying to gaslight apolitical people into thinking this is normal, this is just "the next new trend" but it's not, it's not a naturally evolved culture, it's a fake artificial culture

@lhero1465

8 ай бұрын

​@@shawdou3327like what they did with the new gossip girl 🤬

I'd also like to point out that Snow White had boundaries. She worked hard to put the dwarves' house in order, and when they return from the mine, she insists they do their part to keep the house clean by going to wash up before dinner, or they won't be given their meal. Plus, when it comes to wanting love, Snow White was desperate for it because her only family hated her for reasons she didn't understand. I think that's why there was an emphasis on romantic love as it's not selfish. Familial love can be seen as obligatory, so the notion Prince Florian loves her even though she's dressed in rags makes her feel hopeful that she can be loved.

@marlsberlin7716

8 ай бұрын

Bravo!

@nicobones9608

8 ай бұрын

Oof! Yeah, imagine telling a person who was denied parental love that they are foolish because they are looking for someone to love them. Yikes!

@darkdragon7210

3 ай бұрын

Exactly its about Remaining Hopeful even in the Darkest of Times. And just trying to find Happiness. "Though Hope is Frail its Hard to Kill." The Prince of Egypt.

that description of snow white was so beautiful, that is exactly why we love her, and that is exactly what is missing in todays culture.

Thank you for going thru the original story and applying sensible analysis of it. This is what we need to hear and not that junk that is supposed to replace it

The hypocrisy here is that they will say that modern feminism is about feminine choice , but they only honor and validate one type of femininity and one type of feminine strength. As if it doesn’t take strength to be vulnerable and fall in love. Then go on to build a life with that person. Not to mention the strength it takes to raise a family and make those sacrifices. These feminists who vilify falling in love just sound selfish as if they don’t have the time for anything but themselves and their own glory.

@fengruaj580

8 ай бұрын

Wow, that's a really good look on it, and a really well said critique.

@Agent-57

8 ай бұрын

It takes more strength than personal acheivements ever will.

@CanalTremocos

8 ай бұрын

This is an unfortunate trait of the human condition. It takes moral fortitude not to be lazy. It's way easier to identify as a feminist than to be one. This way they get to be as sanctimonious and hypocritical as they want and still virtue signal as if they were the good galls. Also, whore to big corps as much as they can and still identify as left wing. pretty cozy deal if you ask me...

@thatsnotoneofmeatsmanyuses1970

8 ай бұрын

@tiffanyb5227 And like all the "isms", it is a collectivist mindset. You are expected to subjugate your own personal wants to the interests of the movement, even when the expectation is to choose options where the actual benefit to yourself is questionable.

@MarvinPowell1

8 ай бұрын

As I said in another comment, feminists have always been sh*tty garbage people; it's not just "modern" feminism, although the "least misandrist" was second-wave feminism, despite people like Valerie Solanas and the SCUM Manifesto. The founders of feminism, Susan B Anthony and Cady Elizabeth Stanton were proud misandrists, especially towards negro men (though that wasn't unusual at the time.) The Suffragettes committed arson and vandalism that hurt women's suffrage by nine years in America, as women were originally supposed to get the national right to vote in 1909, but their riots caused public opinion to change and women didn't get national suffrage until 1920. The Suffragettes were also responsible for the White Feather Movement, a shaming campaign to try to "cancel" young men who didn't enlist for World War I, while they did literally nothing to help the war otherwise. There's countless examples of feminism literally ruining society throughout the past 150+ years. But they expect you to just believe the made up lies that "feminism is just about gender equality." What wave of feminism out of the 4.5 waves focused on gender equality again? Oh, that's right; literally NONE of them. True strong women are anti-feminist, just like true heroic people are anti-communist.

I swear, Hollywood is populated by the saltiest, vindictive people. Anything that brings normal people happiness, they have so much venom for.

@deceiver444

8 ай бұрын

Hollywood has never been more toxic than today

@our99centgarden

8 ай бұрын

I guess we're what Hollywood and certain politicians would call "deplorable " .

@emilyriley6029

8 ай бұрын

Bc they’re run by Satan

@pat86100

2 ай бұрын

Good point!

Man, your video essays are some of the best around. Well thought out, concise and you're often pretty gentle in your criticisms.

Bang on as always, BC! I appreciate the balance you achieve between commenting and allowing the clips of your subjects to speak for themselves. Very effective.

Rachel should write a book: “How to ruin your career in 5 films or less”

@paleface171

8 ай бұрын

Along side Prince Derik's "How to offend women in five syllables or less."

@faithhill5886

8 ай бұрын

@@paleface171 At this point, he doesn't need to write it. Modern women do a pretty good job offending themselves already.

@doormatt72

8 ай бұрын

still.... she has made more money than most of us will ever see in a lifetime. despite only being 22, and despite being so obnoxious. it's a funny world we live in.

@thatHARVguy

8 ай бұрын

She'll have to take notes from Ta-Nehisi Coates. You know, the guy who wished death upon 9-11 first responders.

@Attmay

8 ай бұрын

@@doormatt72 you just made the case for forced wealth redistribution.

The misandry coming out these women is terrifying. No one is calling them out for their Misandry

@C.Church

8 ай бұрын

Oh stop. There is more misogyny in this comment section alone than you will ever see of misandry in a month of looking for it.

@rose-yeah

8 ай бұрын

Misandry is a response to misogyny. End misogyny, misandry will 100% end

@C.Church

8 ай бұрын

@@rose-yeah Bingo. Girls generally grow up liking boys and wanting to play with boys. Thinking of boys as brother-- OOPS. That's the jumping off point to men hating women. Men are brothers, men are team mates, but wives are not team mates, women are not allowed to see them as brothers. Women seeing men as brothers is hateful to them.

@Wolffman109

8 ай бұрын

Audience: are we a joke to you?

@sup9542

8 ай бұрын

It's slowly becoming more acceptable to criticism feminism. It wasn't for the past decade. I suspect it's to do with Gen Z now becoming adults and some not being afraid to question norms.

An empowered Snow white was already made!! It's called "Snow White and the Huntsman" - It's actually a fairly decent film which keeps somewhat true to the original and explores modern themes.

@willlyon7129

8 ай бұрын

Along with Snow White: A Tale of Terror

This was great. Had to replay the 2nd half a few times because I'd get distracted thinking of some point you made.

Another thing: wow the disrespect towards her male co star playing the prince. It's really all about her.

@phoenixdzk

8 ай бұрын

When she joked about all his scenes getting cut, that was it for me. I have no idea how much he's getting paid for his role but frankly if an actor gets their scenes cut I can't imagine it's good for their future prospects (though in this case it might actually work in his favour)

@imibee5184

8 ай бұрын

@@phoenixdzk i hope he goes on to have a wonderful career after that while she can't get an acting job to save her life. Afterall... "it's hollywood, baby!" The way she called him "this guy" and "dude", and then the nail in the coffin; his scenes being cut... wow.. the arrogance and entitlement.

@OhhHellNAW

8 ай бұрын

​@@imibee5184 imagine the media UPROAR if a male actor said this about a female co-star. Rachel Zegler just comes across as all-round unlikeable and cocky, a far-cry from a character like Snow White. Also to add, I'm so exhausted of movies pushing the "boss-babe, anti-love/anti-men" heroines these days. Show me any real-life woman who doesn't want to feel loved and protected by someone wonderful.

@imibee5184

8 ай бұрын

@@OhhHellNAW it would be chaos and the imaginary male actor would be fired immediately and ostracized.

@imibee5184

8 ай бұрын

@Justin-cs4kr learning lesson for other female actors? Maybe? And yeah I saw that one. Don Cheatle looked repulsed by her.

That "weird weird" quote will follower her forever.🤣

@szechuon6971

8 ай бұрын

It's so cringe, it's weird, weird.

@carmelocaramelo2296

8 ай бұрын

Hahaha. Involuntary comedy.🎉😂

She destroyed her career even before it started

This is so well detailed and analyzed. And makes so much sense. I wish more people out there understood the real agenda of all these Disney remakes. The innocence of the original stories is just being lost.

The worst thing about Rachel was that she said that "the original was 85 years ago and the scenes might get cut for the prince character, its modern hollywood". That's such a pathetic way for any actor to say for another. She needs to be humbled on how to treat other actors and respect the source material.

@Attmay

8 ай бұрын

No one who ever saw Bedknobs and Broomsticks would make a joke like that.

@chanceneck8072

8 ай бұрын

Hard to humble such an extreme narcissist.

@kl2991

8 ай бұрын

She is empowered by the entire Disney woke apparatus

@TedEhioghae

8 ай бұрын

actor or actress*

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

@@TedEhioghae *Dude Rachel Zegler is a Woman: RadFem!*

A woman’s ability to be “strong” shouldn’t have to be associated with her “independence” or her desire for love (or lack thereof). A woman’s strength comes from her character, which a lot of female protagonists nowadays seem to lack.

@C.Church

8 ай бұрын

Why is this standard higher for women than for men... whom no one evaluates to this level?

@tesslichtman7302

8 ай бұрын

Exactly. Romantic love is a choice. A desire for companionship. Whether or not a woman desires that companionship doesn’t determine her strength of character.

@spark300c

8 ай бұрын

you are right about that. most female protagonist reflect feminist which are narcissistic and moody.

I'm upset cuz you made me watch a few moments of THAT show again. but after i stopped retching, you really tied it together well at the end. nice job!

wow you did this essay so well. so well spoken!

I’ve watched so many videos on people’s take on Rachel Zegler’s attitude towards Snow White. For me she sounds exactly what every 22 year old girl would sound like trying to fit in Hollywood + trying hard to be woke: Naive and ignorant

@Crazyhead432

8 ай бұрын

Bro there’s something about her that doesn’t seem genuine. I don’t believe that she’s as feminist as she’s says she is. She’s putting on for everyone else. But at home she’s probably not that

You hit the nail on the head that young people today are taught that it's wrong to want romance and true love. Everyone is romantically frustrated and they don't know why.

@GabrielleTollerson

8 ай бұрын

exactly!!

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

*And TikTok is full of kids/Young-Adults&Adults suffering from Mental illness!*

@ck_illust7150

8 ай бұрын

You always see shit on the internet like incel, femcel, no bitches and people just being obsessed with porn. No wonder modern relationships are fucked.

@roywei1987

8 ай бұрын

We do know why. Casual sex and porn.

@Laneous14

8 ай бұрын

Because woke people participate in crap like orgies so they get their hedonism in, but they don't want anyone else finding true love because that means less bonus holes and strange cock for them.

Your video essays are so interesting! I love how you don't sound angry when you talk about these controversial topics, and you see the humanity in the people with opposing views. Keep it up! 👍

I had a lot of trouble understanding the examples you gave, but I'm not giving up on this excellent channel.

Can we talk about how secretly problematic Gal is? I never paid attention to the whole Imagine fiasco but watching her not get any heat for propping Rachel up made me realize that she is the problem too, she’s just sweeter with hers

@brandoncain5864

8 ай бұрын

I partially agree. WW84 was a 8/10 on feminism (and a nonsensical plot), and that Imagine thing she did showed how disconnected she truly is. Maybe she gets a pass because she didn't actually say the quiet part out loud...yet.

@tochukwuudu7763

8 ай бұрын

@@brandoncain5864 why i liked the first ww film, didn't push toxic feminism and showed man and women working together.

@SpartyCubsFan

8 ай бұрын

Yep. Gail is horrifying in these interviews

@ricapecoxxx

8 ай бұрын

Gal cannot contradict her on the middle of an interview, I'm not saying she would, but we don't really know her stance.

@wm9785

8 ай бұрын

@@ricapecoxxx I completely understand but she’s doesn’t seem to be getting called out as much. I only heard of one person briefly mention what she says in the interview. Rachel just has a more condescending tone

Snow White represents a selfless love that inspires others to greatness and it’s the kind of thing that builds a meaningful society and a great civilization. It’s an old idea that could use a comeback.

@enigmaticallis3110

5 ай бұрын

That's why I never let go of those good ol' original VHS copies lol Never let go of the classics!!! My four year old son loves them🤗🤗 💚💚 I also want him to truly appreciate the hand drawn, old school animation, there's absolutely nothing like it, idc what anyone says, IT WAS SO MUCH BETTER 💯💯💯!!!!

I love your breakdown of this story. It gave me a new appreciation for the story and the character.

I appreciate your videos so much. You really get it. Snow White is such a beautiful story and there’s a reason it’s resonated with so many girls for so long. This current remake will be forgotten soon but the original animated version will carry for generations to come.

I think she believes all the "woke" stuff shes been exposed to and I can see her being blacklisted

@destinymcintire2188

8 ай бұрын

She has been blacklisted.

@markferguson3745

8 ай бұрын

Her career is basically over.Immature girl runs her mouth at exactly the wrong time and place.It's unlikely she'll ever be given a second chance.

@MarvinPowell1

8 ай бұрын

So I guess you can say there's Snow White-listing for her? 😏

@smittyDXPS3

8 ай бұрын

It's impressive to tank your own film with media interviews alone BEFORE THE MOVIE EVEN COMES OUT! She's a box office vampire

@bogus69

8 ай бұрын

Exactly. She’s on the spotlight so we get to see it unfold, but a lot of the people her age believe the same things which is unfortunate

Wow the way you laid it out at the end of this video makes me realize that Rachel Zegler is actually the Antithesis of Snow White. Snow White is a kind hearted, humble, and loving spirit whereas Zegler is an obnoxious, self entitled, and arrogant narcissist.

@chitownbob9714

8 ай бұрын

I thought she was the Evil Queen....

@Attmay

8 ай бұрын

Snow White is the villain in this simply because of the casting.

@GabrielleTollerson

8 ай бұрын

and ignorant and idiotic!

@GabrielleTollerson

8 ай бұрын

@@chitownbob9714she should have been,her personality matches perfectly

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

*It's like what if Her Evil Stepmother/The Evil Queen had found a evil Doppelganger or Snow White was born as part of a Twins {Let's not forget about; Rose Red btw} and like Her sister would be jealous of Her sister.. because the first born would be first in line and the Twin sister would be "The Spare/Next in line" and Her sister wanted to take over The Magical Kingdom!*

A princess with humility? A leader who serves? No, no, no...we don't want anyone getting any ideas.

Damn that ending was so clever and summarised everything you need to know in one sentence. Good job!

Well I love how in retrospect Snow White and Huntsman looks like a cult fantasy masterpiece.

@AfricanEmpress25

8 ай бұрын

Right, and when it came out it was like who even asked for this. It was actually done way better that whatever this snow white is gonna be.

@striderreborn1467

8 ай бұрын

It's only infamous due to Kristen Stewart not being gay at the time and secretly banging the Director of that film. (I'm not kidding. lol)

@alejandromolinac

8 ай бұрын

Ha! I unironically liked that movie very much!

@insertnamehere5809

8 ай бұрын

Time has been kind to that film

@ChaoticYak1

8 ай бұрын

Except that Kristen Stewart was terribly miscast in the role. When I watched it, I kept wondering when she'd show any emotion.

You are spot on about never letting women be villains. It's ALWAYS a man's fault. No doubt the queen will get the Maleficent treatment, and it'll be revealed she's actually a victim.

@Crawlingdreams418

8 ай бұрын

i mean, it already happened to cruella. they gave her a backstory where her mom was pushed off a cliff by dalmatians, so now it's ok for cruella to want to skin them for a fur coat

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

@@Crawlingdreams418 *Which is beyond Ridiculous!*

This is such a great explanation of the situation. Great job.

I love your clear-eyed and empathetic view of the world! So happy when you drop a video.❤❤❤

Once I read a complaint about the dwarves giving her the cleaning cooking role, what else was she supposed to do? The queen make her do those things and despite of trying to humiliate her, Snow white enjoyed it and became good at it. What they were supposed to do? Take her to the mines?

@evage99

8 ай бұрын

She's supposed to sit outside and watch magical forest creatures do all the housework while she takes selfies for Instagram.

@andychow5509

8 ай бұрын

She's supposed to mine coal with them. What is she, a princess?

@markferguson3745

8 ай бұрын

The difference between work you want to do, that serves yourself as well, and work you are forced to do . Most fems only figure this out later, as a universal of their upbringing is that they never had to do anything they didn't want to.The business world will teach them that the only recourse is to brutally abuse all their underlings as recompense for the unpleasant climb.

@cristaltophat

8 ай бұрын

To be fair the dwarfs don’t even know why they dig in the mines they say it in their dig song: “A thousand rubies sometimes more, but we don’t what we dig them for we dig dig diggity dig.”

@alaia-awakened

8 ай бұрын

@@evage99 that made me choke on my drink

The more this girl talks, the more i actually believe she does belong in Snow White. She's a perfect fit for the Evil Queen. A self-obsessed and power-hungry "girl boss" that has no love in her heart.

@writerwiles2406

8 ай бұрын

They shouldve just done an evil queen origin story at this point 😭

Wow. Amazingly captured!

Oh my gosh, that was great. Thank you for sharing your insights. I totally dig it.

It's pretty amazing to me how feminists want women to be free of the rule of man and live their own lives yet shun the women who choose to be caring/gentle, or want to start a family with a man, or even - god forbid - not be a toxic human being in general. 🤔

@GabrielleTollerson

8 ай бұрын

exactly!! The crap feminists have said to me for wanting to be caring and gentle, and wanting to be with a man is vile. Been told by feminists that I deserve to be r*ped. Not even kidding. They're sick, twisted, and vile things that don't deserve the title human

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

*Oh well I have always been an Outcast for multiple reasons.. and most of the other Girls in my class/on my school didn't want to have anything to do with me even when I was a child.. so I could care less!*

@viniciusvalois2634

8 ай бұрын

Comment I read somewhere days ago: "anything masculine is bad or toxic, unless a woman is doing it".

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

@@viniciusvalois2634 *Fact!*

@user-fb8lb2mo9c

8 ай бұрын

The (white) male is feminised, demonised, demeaned, reduced to a bumbling incompetent, emotionally unstable little imp and the female is elevated above all even with the so called “toxic” male traits that the activist, feminist “writers” have given them. They’re so boring.

I literally cried as Ms BaggageClaim talked about Snow White's inner beauty and goodness. The heart cries out for god, as they say.

@castsocool1684

8 ай бұрын

I found myself crying too!

@TedEhioghae

8 ай бұрын

What god (with a capital g) are you talking about? The ones that are not related to Christianity, that is.

@BlackBeltMonkeySong

8 ай бұрын

@@TedEhioghae speaking as a former regular church goer... I hate self-righteous christians.

@user-hv7ef4st2r

8 ай бұрын

@@TedEhioghae huh?

You are awesome 👏🏼 Such an insightful video! I’m so glad there are some women still out there that get it

Such a wonderful video, and it’s just so great seeing someone get the true message of the story. Not the twisted modern view that’s just truly sickening.

imagine how they will blame the audience because they destroyed even more of disneys legacy... its going to be all our fault since we are going to be "toxic" and hating "brave new things"

Snow White is true beauty. She is long suffering, kind, gentle, and dutiful. Her physical beauty is immaterial compared to the goodness she represents. There's no bitterness or need to control in her depiction because that's not the kind of person we wanted to celebrate. Yes, women deserve to be given responsibility when they've earned it like everyone else, but there is a gentleness and warmth that only women have access to. I think the latter is a lot more valuable as it's a lot more rare.

A very sound argument. Thank you.

Wow! What a great analysis. You’ve just said what I couldn’t put words to. Bravo.

The pursuit of "power" is normally the motivation of a story's villain.

The thought is that the Prince kisses Snow White without consent. An old Feminist observation. 1) Under common law, you may do what a reasonable person would want you to do, ie the man having a heart attack in public: a passing MD would know typically know it is OK to revive this person even though he doesn't ask as he is busy dying. A typical person would think a beautiful girl would very much like a peck from Prince Charming. Why? Its in his name! He's charming. But more importantly: 2) To this day, there are cultures where it is respectful to kiss a dear departed good bye. That is what Prince Charming is doing in this cartoon. He isn't stealing a kiss: he's saying good bye and then, head dropped, he falls to a knee to grieve. She wakes and the 1st thing she does is reach out to HIM to embrace. But the mirth with which this dumb young lady and Gal Godot announce their disdain for love over lust for power is disturbing.

Honestly I am so glad i found this channel. Never heard anyone talk so much truth, but with great examples which everyone can understand. My props to you, truly.

11:52 This is actually a great point. In a real sense, the new Snow White movie is being made *by* the evil queen, or at least the spirit she represents. Very unsurprisingly, the movie now no longer respects the inner beauty of Snow White, exactly like the queen.

Samantha breaking down when she was sick really hit home for me. It is devastating realizing it’s just you to take care of you. That no one has you as a 1st or 2nd priority. I’ve been there.

@NostalgiaforInfinity

8 ай бұрын

It's why family and marrying early is important (without the provision of easy divorce). Not only will it give you people that care about you, but also make you grow up and behave responsibly, since you have duties and responsibilities on your shoulders. Of course none of that is possible in modern west because marriage has been reduced to a joke. It's just some contract you sign that you can easily get out of if you get bored, and with more incentives for women to leave rather than stay in the marriage. The entire game is rigged against not just men but even women in the long run, but most modern women don't seem to get it.

@WiseAilbhean

8 ай бұрын

@@NostalgiaforInfinity We all get older and the ppl in our lives that put us at 1st priority are our parents. Once they are gone, it's just you. I tried to explain to a friend that he needs to make sure he secures his care for when he is older. He said, he has his brother. I told him, "your brother is married and has 2.5 kids now, you are not his 1st priority anymore. If you go to jail god forbid, bail money is your problem." But it's another reason to keep good friends around and stay close to cousins and sibling that care. They may not help you to the end of the earth but... take their help when they can. And a lot of people understand when someone is alone and need help. Good people don't abandoned people.

@nightwishlady

8 ай бұрын

​@@NostalgiaforInfinityMarrying young and making divorce illegal (AGAIN) bc it was illegal until the early 60's or extremely hard to get a separation, will not help at all! The age bracket with the highest rates of divorce according to the census bureau it's the age bracket below 20, with 56% divorcing in the first five years, and the age bracket of 20-24 with 42%, people who marry at the ages of 30-35 have a divorce rate of only 10%, our grandparents rushed bc they would die at 50, we are now living until 80, even to a 100 if you are healthy ... As well, psychologically you sent have your personality formed until about your 22-25 according to psychology, so if you and your partner can still become completely different people (literally) marrying at 20 it's a recipe to fail or to keep a miserable life. If you coming for "people want to have children" 52% of women at the ages 35- 39 can conceive children naturally within a year of trying, only 15% of them will be infertile and the rest have about 80% chances of getting pregnant through the first cycle of in vitro , which costs like 2k , so it's not a lot , so you can definitely wait to marry a more reasonable age at the end of your 20's or early 30's. Also, do ask elderly people in homes their stories about when divorce was illegal and heavily frowned upon, you will know about a lot of abusive marriages with husbands that constantly beat on their wives, about a lot of infidelity, about a lot of women who would leave as soon as their kids turned 18 and move far away or straight up never be seen again, about a lot of men who abandoned their families and never came back, bc he wanted to live with another women , was gay or straight up was tired of the responsibility, stories about sexless and miserable marriages, about people who stayed married on paper but went to live on separate houses and even different states, see how the divorce rates of the 60's were the highest between middle age couples and double of what it was in the 70's and 80's, bc there was a lot people who were solely "married" bc divorce was illegal... It's a way bigger setback to have divorce to be illegal or extremely hard than it is to be extremely easy , it's better an easy divorce with a prenuptial if you are afraid of your finances, people don't need to be miserable like our grandparents were ... BTW statically middle age couples had the highest rates of divorce from the 1960 - 1980's , so yeah, that's what "illegal / impossible divorce caused" People were already leaving marriages before in the early 20th century, it was just very hidden and if you compare the amount of people of middle age that divorced in the 1960's , you will see that not even less than us... If you want to solve the divorce rates simple, marry at reasonable age preferably after 25, I personally would say between 27- 31 it's the best, be in a relationship with someone for over 2 years, statically most people that divorced dated for less than 2 years before getting married and long therm relationships had smaller divorce rates, my parents are a huge example of messy marriage, 03 f months together only before marriage, only in fairy tales work to marry someone you just met, it's the exception not the rule, and have a prenuptial with a specific clause for infidelity , hence its the number cause of divorce , its better and that easy.

I’ve never in my entire life ever seen anyone more fitting of the word “insufferable”.

@renaldsunset

7 ай бұрын

I almost lost my cool when she looked at the camera and said ‘’weird ! Weird !’’

@Labyrinth1010

7 ай бұрын

@@renaldsunset dude, I GET IT.

@DemiGod..

6 ай бұрын

How about Brie Larson or Meghan Markle?

@Labyrinth1010

6 ай бұрын

@@DemiGod.. they’re up there, but can’t hold a candle to this brat.

@danieldavidisson9906

3 ай бұрын

trump

I watched this cartoon one time, over 15 years ago. I never knew any of this, and your synopsis actually makes me want to go watch this movie.

The character of Samantha seems to be, at best, BPD Narcissist and at worst - a psychopath.

The Evil Queen…the actual Stalker of the story….WHY….The Patriarchy!😂😂😂😂

Love has been replaced with hatred. I know when I’m hated. I have no interest in dealing with garbage like this

love love love this analysis. Thanks for making this

Loved this - was really insightful. Didn't like the story of Snow White until this explanation - now I have a distant but appreciative nod for the story. Thanks for that.

Stalking is when you find out a woman is in danger so you go and help her. So problematic.

@bellowphone

8 ай бұрын

Also, stalking is when you sing your love song to a woman, who is clutching her bosom in rapture because he is literally her wish come true. How dare he.

@TheScience69

8 ай бұрын

@@bellowphone you just described rape. I can't believe the algorithm let you get away with that.

@bellowphone

8 ай бұрын

@@TheScience69 Great, now I'm probably on a list. If you don't see my posts anymore, it's been nice knowing you.

@geoffreygeorge999

8 ай бұрын

@@bellowphone delete ur comment

What a brilliant analysis! Feminists are dreaming if they take Samantha Jones as a role model. But it shows their desire is to have (hot, well-off) men lust after them, and they having the power to reject men. Speaking of passivity vs its opposite, agency, I've been wondering about agency's definition. Internet says: "character agency is defined as characters making decisions that affect the plot. Passive characters are put in situations outside of their control, by no fault of their own, and things happen to them. Active characters inspire reactions in other characters and their environment." Modern remakes think characters without agency are losers. That's why, when they make Jane Austen remakes, which are set in England 1800 to 1815 when, guess what, women (middle-class) were passive because they could not get jobs, and they had to basically hang around until a marriageable man showed up. It doesn't mean they are losers. That means that there were so many social constraints of the times that these women actually had to be very mentally resilient to cope with all the challenges they had to deal with. But modern Hollywood thinks "strong women" have to physically beat up men or else they are not "strong." Also, these women are not allowed to have any faults, and they are better than men at everything. Thank you for the video! 🙏🤔

@alejandromolinac

8 ай бұрын

Funny…. Been watching old SATC clips on KZread….. commenters treat the Samantha Jones character as if she’s a real person…. Have yet to see someone like her in real life…. Frumpy, unappealing ghouls seem to have her as a “role model”

@krdiaz8026

8 ай бұрын

True. Lizzie Bennet showed strength when she refused Mr. Collins even if that meant she might end up a poor spinster. Jane Austen herself had rejected married life even if that meant she had to live on an unstable income.

@WinstonSmithGPT

8 ай бұрын

These people think reality should conform to their most narcissistic fantasies. Prior to the industrial revolution there were limited economic roles women could play. The infrastructure we expect in modern society didn't exist. Even traveling between cities in early America was too dangerous for a woman to do alone. Same with slavery. It really wasn't possible to generate enough currency to run an economy on wage payment for most of human history. It's not a happy thing but it's just reality.

@dronesclubhighjinks

8 ай бұрын

​@@alejandromolinac I have never seen the show and the only actress’ name I’m aware of is Sarah Jessica Parker. I highly doubt anybody like Samantha Jones exists in real life. (Actually, on the show “Frasier”, he dated a woman also named Samantha, who was a very high profile attorney who had celebrity clients and was on TV quite often. When Frasier dates her, he’s delighted to finally be 1/2 of a “power couple“. They almost have a sort of role reversal, because she’s so busy, she’s always cutting dates short or entirely forgetting about them, then buying him an expensive watch to make up for it, etc. He becomes part of the group of wives of the senior partners of Sam’s law firm, because all the other partners are men. Frasier realizes that he is the traditional female role in this relationship, so he ends it.) But yes, the feminists seem to idolize Samantha because she’s everything they wish they were (according to this video): gorgeous, fit, able to attract good-looking, well-off men for casual encounters, then ditch them, thus breaking the men’s evil, shrivelled patriarchal hearts. It’s possible that some of the feminists have had negative experiences with college hook ups, who they were hoping would become boyfriends, but the guy never called back. This made them bitter, so their biggest fantasy is to get the man who is most desirable to other women, sleep with him, then when he wants a relationship, heartlessly reject him. But none of the feminists are capable of attracting men like that. Some of the feminists are actually quite “conventionally attractive,” but not many. And even the attractive ones, if a guy has a conversation with her for more than 20 minutes, it would be difficult for her to hide her personality and opinions. This also explains the revenge fantasies and probable self insert characters such as Phoebe Waller Bridge in Indiana Jones, Ms. Marvel, possibly She hulk, Rey “Skywalker”, Velma.

@dronesclubhighjinks

8 ай бұрын

@@krdiaz8026 yes, exactly! Another example is Elinor in Sense and Sensibility, who is the only practical, down to earth adult in the family because her mom and her sister Marianne are very emotional, making them unable to cope with the tragedy that has befallen them. There is also a youngest sister who is only about 12 years old. Their father died, and the house was left to his son from his first marriage, and to his horrible wife. They already had a nice house in London, but they took over this house, thereby kicking 3 adult women and one child out of their only home the girls had had all their life while they’re grieving over their dearly beloved dad‘s death. On top of that, they’re going to have to survive on a small income, so they go from a house of 20 servants to a small cottage in a faraway county with two servants. They can no longer even afford to keep a horse. It is a major downgrade, and it also is going to make it so much more difficult for them to find eligible husbands. I know we like to think that in our lifetime, people are obsessed with money, but we are nowhere near as bad as that society. While Marianne is wallowing in her emotions (she got dumped by a guy she was certain was the love of her life. Long story, but he decided to marry for money) Elinor is being psychologically tortured by Lucy Steele, who is constantly gloating over how Edward is secretly engaged to her, and Elinor is not allowed to tell anybody. What I actually love about that book is how Marianne goes through a terrific character arc, and comes to a point where she realizes how mature and resilient Elinor was, and was forced to be because of Marianne’s selfishness of wanting to experience the depth of her misery to the full. If you don’t know the story, I really recommend the movie from I think 1995 with Emma Thompson and Hugh Grant not to mention Kate Winslet! Anne Elliot in Persuasion is another example of a very resilient woman who is even more passive than Elizabeth Bennett and Elinor because of circumstances beyond Anne’s control. The most accurate to the book adaptation is from 1971, and it’s on KZread! Same with Fanny in Mansfield Park, who is the most passive of Jane Austen’s characters also for reasons out of her control. Anne and Fanny are also quiet and introverted, which actually means they had to have or had to find even more courage than a more naturally “strong personality“ like Lizzie. There is a fantastic video explaining why “strong female characters“ in contemporary productions made for “modern audiences“ are unrealistic and unlikable. One does not need to know the characters he’s talking about to understand the point of the video. He uses the comparison of Éowyn from Lord of the Rings and “Galadriel” from Rings of Power. Both are portrayed as warrior women, but the vast majority of people love Éowyn and can’t stand “Galadriel.” Link: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aIOIz6qvgKa9g7w.htmlsi=HH5lS8xCxuD4--u- The channel name is “note the good.”

Thank you for the video! It's so beautifully done. How the world has changed - now the ugly is pushed on by as the beautiful.

can't wait to see. I'd love it

The thing is, these are not just talking points for her. Going back into her social media reveals a very mean and narcissistic young woman. She is young enough to be able to change, but I highly doubt it

@ilfirinms

8 ай бұрын

Why change? Her attitude got her to the top. She doesn't need to change, she is role model for young girls to be like herself.

@dukey19941

8 ай бұрын

@@ilfirinms lol. She is a role model??????

@rudycrawford2458

8 ай бұрын

She can change all she wants but a track record of flops will cement her place as a box office poison. I wonder how Lionsgate feels right now after casting her in that prequel.

@scarlett19b

8 ай бұрын

@@ilfirinms *Rachel is not a role model not even close.. her attitude is absolutely disgusting!*

@left-handedstan4506

8 ай бұрын

Narcs don't change. It's baked in as children.

"I don't like Snow White as she is so I want to run her through conversion therapy sessions and fundamentally demolish and reconstruct Snow White into something that fits my preferences" Ok here's a better idea: make a different movie.

Sister this is real good work … i have never been on your channel this is my first time 👌👌👌 … really loved your take on the situation…. Everyone is just busy busting Rachel Zegler … but you showed a completely different perspective.. KEEP IT UP🤘👌

Very well put! 🙂

Love, companionship and true partnership are beautiful things. It is sad that these women with such negative attitudes toward men and love will miss out on them.

@prouddegenerates9056

8 ай бұрын

I’m legit a fucking menace, but these Hollywood chicks are villains. Hating love and children, while lusting for prestige or power? Believing that the world is against them, as justification for coldness a cruelty? Yeah, they’ve lost to themselves, let the mirror be hell should it ever reflect the heart.

@eoinoconnell185

8 ай бұрын

It's a symptom of a lack of critical thinking skills. They unquestionably believe the ''strong independent woman'' narrative without taking a single step back and thinking whether it's actually what they want.

I love how Disney brags about getting rid of love from all of their movies when love is the one thing almost every human can relate to. No matter your nationality, gender, race, or class, we can relate to getting crushes on people or falling in love.

@emeraldspark8794

8 ай бұрын

Not everyone can relate to that.

@awaywiththefaeries9464

8 ай бұрын

unless you’re aromantic.

@Olivia-bl8ez

8 ай бұрын

@@emeraldspark8794 there are people that have never even had a crush?

@emeraldspark8794

8 ай бұрын

@@Olivia-bl8ez Yes.

@Seetiyan

8 ай бұрын

​@@emeraldspark8794She said *almost* every.

There are few people who can analyse things so carefully and precisely as you! Thanks for another great video. (And just imagine: someone actually watched the old movie before having an opinion :-))