someone in my twitter feed loves "Magic Mike" because he sees it as a tale of how the optimism of youth gets corrupted by financial markets.
does this sound remotely plausible?
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someone in my twitter feed loves "Magic Mike" because he sees it as a tale of how the optimism of youth gets corrupted by financial markets.
does this sound remotely plausible?
That's more or less the Slate Culture Gabfest's take on it as well.
get out.
well now I really HAVE to see this movie.
le n, I wish you lived near me. I'd love to go see it with you.
totally. I have got to see this movie now.
I'd read that it was a conventional woman ... I dunno, pussy-shaming an outre guy into becoming sheeple.
someone in my twitter feed loves "Magic Mike" because he sees it as a tale of how the optimism of youth gets corrupted by financial markets.
Salon calls Soderbergh "the most devoted anti-capitalist in American cinema". [link]
So what is this "Saturday Night Fever" for 2012?
Yes, I will go read the review!
So it's not just a movie about handsome men taking off their clothes? There's an actual plot?
We just got back from seeing Brave. That was a pretty, pretty movie. And I was happy with the story; it's a fairy tale, and that's what I wanted. And because I'm familiar with how fairy tales (and cartoons) work, I was braced for the scene where Merida thinks her mother is gone, and was crying that she wanted her mum back, and only cried a little bit.