#Blonde is one of the most intrusively exploitative films I’ve seen. A crew of men should never have directed the legacy of a vulnerable woman, she’s been further abused after death.
Ana de Armas is spellbinding and the vile film has incredible cinematography but it’s nauseating
Ana de Armas is spellbinding and the vile film has incredible cinematography but it’s nauseating
Norma Jean suffered terrible trauma, abuse, a horrifying childhood, rape, sexual assault and domestic abuse, but with hard work became world famous. She was well read, sensitive, talented and deserves better than misogynists giving her the Weinstein treatment after her death.
Marilyn was abused by men all her life, exploited and used. Hefner bought the crypt next to her and, sickeningly, a man named Richard Poncher chose to be buried face down above her so he could "stare at her from the afterlife". She’d suffered enough without this spectacle #Blonde
The story isn’t real. It’s also an insult to the talent of de Armas and the cinematographer. If this had been an honest depiction instead of graphic scenes from inside her vagina during invented abortions and violent rape scenes, it could have been timeless but it’s misogynistic.
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