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dance the night away
ryan gosling + marylin monroe, ana de armas, margot robbie — the 96th annual academy awards / blade runner 2049 (2017) / gentlemen prefer blondes (1953) / blonde (2022) / birds of pray (2020) / barbie (2023)
Today's thing that reminds me of myself is: Cass Chaplin from Blonde (2022).
"Ana de Armas deserves better"
celebrity worship is truly out of control. she signed up for the movie, filmed those scenes, got paid for it, and has said some seriously unhinged things while promoting and defending Blonde. everyone involved is responsible, from the producers to the director to the people at netflix who greenlit the release. get a fucking grip on reality.
I am so disgusted with that Blonde movie... is horrible that someone thought using the life of another human being and twist it to this shock value pretencious bullshit was a good idea.
I really wanted to give this movie the benefit of the doubt, but is clear to me now that the major people involved in the conception of this movie had no respect to Marylin Monroe whatsoever.
My blood is boiling. This is three hours of an erotic sensationalist fanficion showing Marilyn Monroe as nothing but a suffering piece of meat, a sexy victim and nothing else.
As if she wasn't a real person who lived and loved, and was loved, and who deserves to have her memory and the legacy she fought so hard to build respected.
Every time I hear something cool about Marilyn Monroe, I hate the movie Blonde even more.
BLONDE 2022 dir. Andrew Dominik