She Said: Hollywood's Humiliating

She Said might be the most hypocritical movie ever made. It venerates the media and the #metoo movement; it also doesn't help that it's a terrible film.
Time Stamps:
Over use of music: 00:00
Watching She Said is torture: 02:36
Hollywood morally enlightens us: 09:41
She Said is soul crushingly boring: 15:12
Hollywood humiliated: 17:49
Empty silence and looking at screens: 20:15
Mr. Reflection's reflection: 25:59
The reality of the metoo movement: 26:52
She Said bombs: 40:41

[@your_belief_vs_everything]

How brave, these 2 women uncovered a "conspiracy" that literally everyone in Hollywood knew about.

[@nerychristian]

We've known about this conspiracy for thousands of years. Woman shows breasts. Men go insane. Women can manipulate men for resources.

[@BWatskins]

Everyone knew what Weinstein and Co were doing for yeara, they simply turned a "blind eye". Harvey was loved by many women that before he was "outed" had conveniently gotten many important movie roles under him

[@canibezeroun1988]

Think someone else wanted his spot and used this as the means to get it. What producers have replaced him?

[@RHLW]

Kind of what a "conspiracy" is... where multiple people are involved in, or have knowledge of wrongdoing and keep it hidden.

[@oskar6661]

Yep, the "conspiracy" that is present in dozen and dozens of Hollywood films. Suddenly it's a revelation.

[@onesith4528]

The movie is right about one thing, the system does protect abusers. Like how they protect Amber Heard and Jada Pinkett Smith.

[@eeddieedwards3890]

@onesith4528 Bald faced truth!

[@homelesshannah50]

Dumbass

[@BlaggRose0279]

Ezra Miller

[@haydencarn8737]

And all of Epstein's client.

[@redjirachi1]

They stand for equal rights; women can be just as scummy and abusive as men can!

[@sanuelkessler8435]

I am absolutely on the edge of my seat for the prequel to this. "That's What: A She Said" story.

[@majorpwner241]

The Trump scene, trying to make Trump look like the most evil, foul creature to ever walk the Earth, followed by "Donald Trump wins the presidency" has me dying! I can't hear that and not picture that one screaming leftist - you know the one...

[@randomcenturion7264]

XD I can already hear her. Yeah they REALLY wanted to look deep and foreboding there, but like the rest of this film, it's just bitter and melodramatic shite.

[@thehorsepowerhour]

Remember how mad they got at any men who said they were also assaulted.

[@bwestacado9643]

Mocking and deriding Terry Crews especially

[@davidfrancisco3502]

Or how the MeToo laughs at men who gets assaulted in Hollywood by women and gay men and runs away from any conversation Of the systemic child abuse in Hollywood.

[@albatross4920]

"Would you male victims shut up, you're stealing away precious spotlight from these poor defenseless Hollywood assholes!!" -The metoo orchestraters

[@Jonas-lj8ul]

You bet your ass I do....

[@somethingclever8916]

Remember how these brave women told men who were sexually abused as children to man up? Yeah... these women are that deplorable

[@genebaker511]

This movie tried so hard to absolve all the women who helped perpetuate the problems in Hollywood.

[@BWatskins]

Meryl Streep the ultra feminist called Harvey Weinstein a God. Oprah and others helped bring new "faces" to Harvey liar and many others

[@MalachiCo0]

Pure Hollywood propaganda passing off the buck to men instead of Hollywood itself being the problem.

[@avedementia7273]

Remember, its not a problem but an opportunity!!! so if its problematic its opportunistic!!! Yay for solving opportunities with problems!..........wait, what was the opportunity of?....oh $$$

[@MAGAMAN]

@@avedementia7273 A lot of innocent men were replaced with mentally ill women. What is funny is that those mentally ill women have completely destroyed hollywood.

[@jamesmanolakis2420]

Exactly. It takes two to tango (fuck)

[@jenniferrhoades8956]

Gina Carano was asked about the whole casting couch issue and her response was "I don't know why they didn't just turn around and leave." It's a good question. Is fame really so important? Is it a surprise that this exists when it's as old as Hollywood itself? Hollywood has some kind of cheek preaching its bent morality to any of us. It's laughable.

[@erikgood732]

Can you imagine some fat,middle aged Hollywood producer trying to get Gina Carano on a casting couch? She’d rip his arms off and beat him with the wet ends.

[@ViciousGreeneyed]

Bravo.

[@oblivionsa7973]

It's easier to get exactly what you wanted, but complain about the price years later so you can be a "victim" instead of the prostitute your actions proved you to be. This is no different from a woman having a completely consensual one night stand but regretting it years later and deciding it was actually rape.

[@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro]

One story an unknown, forgotten woman who didn’t end up with a successful Hollywood career details how she was uncomfortable to enter a room alone with Harvey, as though she didn’t know of his crimes, she still sensed his evil. She had to speak to him for her job that day, though, so she got the spoken affirmation of his assistant (Leslie headland’s immediate predecessor) that she would be accompanied into the room. The assistant lied, and the poor woman was locked in the room with that monster, screaming for help. When she filed a complaint (if my memory serves me, I heard this story a long while ago), her complaints were never followed up upon. Her career then failed totally, and her story only went public after she retold it post-Weinstein-outing, once all the famous women who didn’t care before made a ruckus to save face. The harpies who started the feminist version of the Reign of Terror only did so for attention, not because they actually care about women.

[@grank8189]

From my experience, it's because of how women socialize. They put a lot of emphasis on their image and compare to each other a lot. Let's imagine for example, if a girl tells her friend that she's going to make it to Hollywood and is having an interview next week. If she refuses, her friends would rip her apart. You know how women are. Even worse, modern feminism "forces" women to be "successful". Their pressure to be successful is even bigger now.

[@adamwegner2520]

This movie just hammers home that women and accountability are like oil and water.

[@janusn9]

For real.

[@liliesofthefieldyt]

My favorite part about this movie might be the attempt to portray the New York Times as NOT part of “the system” that participated in abuse and protected the abusers. Hahaha.

[@john-ic5pz]

well said

[@pahakuutti]

“the system” is Hollywoodian for capitalism. There is no link, rhyme, or reason, but this is how these people think.

[@AndrewReevesArt]

@@pahakuuttithe MeToo movement is the purest form of Capitalism there is 😂

[@truthof7382]

YES! So frigging funny.

[@billjacobs521]

Next year, we'll see some film about the brave BBC reporters exposing the wrongdoings of Jimmy Saville!

[@trevorpearlharbor5171]

Chris Gore brought this up in Film Threat, but it bears repeating: this movie is disgusting. This is Hollywood giving itself a slap on the wrist for all the abuse its inflicted on its actresses. This is Hollywood throwing up its hands and yelling "Okay, we know we fucked up, can we just move on?" while continuing those same practices that have plagued Hollywood for years. This movie also completely neglects several issues: 1) The same women who blew the Whistle on Weinstein had no problem posing in pics with him, eating at his dinner table, holding him by the arm, hugging him, kissing him on the cheek. This movie is just Hollywood absolving itself of any blame towards themselves and the whistleblowers who were willing to ride his coattails for clout. Both Weinstein and the actresses that associated with him are to blame, but the movie never acknowledges this. 2) The movie completely ignored the men and children who still get sexually abused in Hollywood. Terry Crews admitted to being sexually harrassed by a high-level Hollywood executve in 2017, and save for people laughing at him, it was never brought up again in the media. Corey Feldman has been calling out the sexual abuse of children for years, and to this day, people still call him crazy. Then of course there's Dan Schneider, who's conduct towards the minors in his shows was put on full blast, and yet he was able to retire while writing a pilot for a new show. Jenny McCarthy sexually assaulted Justin Beiber, going as far as to spank him on stage. Sexual abuse in Hollywood is a RAMPANT issue, and has been going on for years, and almost completely unpunished. Yet THIS films has the unmitigated gall to paint a brush over it in favor of the women who macked on Weinstein for years, then called out his behavior when it was convenient. Now anytime someone brings up the numerous abused allegations that happen all the time in Hollywood, they can just point at this movie as proof that it gets called out, and that's not good enough. EVERYONE needs to own up, not just Weinstein.

[@bluedistortions]

All true and well said. Also remember Brendan fraiser retired from acting due to sexual harassment/abuse.

[@ab-gail]

Thank you! Someone had to say it!!

[@ab-gail]

@@bluedistortions He protested the Golden Globes I think because of this. Still relatively ignored. Smh. I hope he and other survivors that are ignored get justice.

[@puffsplus72]

The actresses had to play nice if they wanted to keep their careers. Those who rejected Weinstein such as Mira Sorvino had their careers tank. Not true re: Terry Crews. He was featured in the People of the Year issue of 2017 that highlighted the “silence breakers”

[@puffsplus72]

@@GregJamesMusic I think the allegation was that the man groped him, which of course the producer denies. But yes, Fraser speaks about it openly in interviews. Good for him.

[@jamesjones9807]

The Me Too movement: You just very accurately described mine and my son's destruction in the family court. He's now in care after my insane ex-wife was believed time after time after time, despite no findings being made against me at all, and actually being an excellent father. The family court is full of swivel eyed feminists. After 7 years, not one has listened to me. Me Too still continues.

[@WK-47]

Yup, the family court system is brutal for men, who interestingly enough can in fact be not only innocent but sometimes even victims. Imagine that. Anyway, I hope the state has the good sense and decency to let your son have the excellent father he deserves and, more importantly, needs. Remember, even if nobody knows the truth except you and God, it's still the truth, and no amount of lies and deceit can change that. Keep fighting the good fight, brother.

[@Ray_Getard1]

I’m sorry

[@Lovegun.]

There are no depths to how far a scorned women will go man. Sorry to hear you're going through that man. Truly.

[@SRP3572]

But yeah, please tell me more about how we totally live in a 100% patriarchy REEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@billjacobs521]

When my cousin divorced her husband, her lawyer outright told her that it would all go easier if she deliberately bonked herself on the head, enough to cause a bump, then called the cops and blamed the husband for it. Like, this is just okay to do. Respect to my cousin, she never did it, and never tried to deny her kids time with their father. But it's just disgusting and now I don't really believe any woman who tells me her husband beat her and that's why she got the kids; it could be true, or it could just be the lie she latched on to because then she doesn't have to try and demonstrate she's really a fit parent.

[@ScienceFindsGod-Official]

The real victims of the MeToo movement are the thousands of pretty girls in highschool drama classes, who put all their aspirations on finding a casting couch in Hollywood. It's absurd to think these actresses didn't know what they were doing. Notice that those actresses who ended up on the A-List were the last to speak up, those who got the opportunity for success but never really achieved the top tier they hoped for were the first. After all, the term "casting couch" is as old as Hollywood itself. These actresses wanted desperately to be included in the bubble of Hollywood culture, to surround themselves with exactly these types of men. Then they insulted the vast majority of the male population by claiming we're all just like that tiny fraction of men they've tied their whole lives to.

[@bradenharris8718]

Utterly ignoring that had they ALL refused to exchange sex for roles, men wouldn’t have been able to demand it. Because they need women for roles eventually. If they also hadn’t taken apart in this culture, it wouldn’t be able to continue happening.

[@HugoStiglitz88]

Seriously. It's so insane to think that all the manipulation was coming from the man hiring. There are absolutely many women who gladly will use their attractiveness to get things they want. That fact is completely ignored by the whole me too movement.

[@billjacobs521]

And far older than Hollywood is women using their body to get what they want from men. It's called "the world's oldest profession" for a reason.

[@jculver1674]

The two female reporters this movie centers around didn't even break the Weinstein story, Ronan Farrow did. He gets briefly name-checked in the dialogue, but that's it. I guess giving credit where it's actually due would undercut the movie's "men are all bad", "we're taking on the system" message, and we can't have that. For that matter, how scary is "the system" when a major newspaper like the Times is publishing articles against it?

[@mr.s2005]

his reporting was key in bring Epstein's activities to light....yet he barely gets a mention. Shocking really.

[@stevewapner9061]

His wasn’t even the first. Earlier stories were spiked.

[@NJGuy1973]

Define irony: Woody Allen's son bringing down Hollywood.

[@Prismalpink]

His wasn’t the first. Rose McGowan was actually the one who always pointed it out but people just ignored her until more victims and evidence came forward during #metoo

[@dougfleming1708]

​@@NJGuy1973correction. Frank Sinatras son

[@malekiththeeternityking5433]

Crazy how Metoo and #Believeallwomen was destroyed by one Hollywood actor congrats Amber

[@johnkeane6086]

It was Joe Biden kiled metoo

[@Nirual]

It was destroyed before when they had terrorist supporters and convicted felons involved in the movement.

[@arbiterskiss6692]

I see it as dying off when a former member of then President Canadite Joe Biden's staff from thirty years ago had accused him of sexual harassment, an Australian news agency ran an interview with her, and the usual metoo repeater stations in America ignored it. We were told Biden was trying to remove Trump from office, so we couldn't deal with her, couldn't give her air time, couldn't consider what she had to say because getting Trump out of office was a bigger problem than her. It was always 'Beleive all women when it is convenient', and that moment exposed it for all the supporters to see, even though that saying was obvious from the start.

[@Lorekeeper72]

It was already on its way out but Amber Heard's shit was the final nail in the coffin and what caused a lot of fence sitters to side against it openly.

[@PelemusMcSoy]

It also was destroyed when Biden was accused of assaulting Tara Reade in 1993. Funny that the media didn't believe her.

[@RafaelSantos-pi8py]

Let's get real, lots of women volunteered for Hollywood's casting couch because it advanced their careers. Not all, but many women claim victimhood in order to avoid being called prostitutes.

[@fredrikalarsson3962]

Well,,, either they had to sleep with Weinstein or not getting any job and be blacklisted,,,,,I would consider that blackmail and rape. that disgusting man belongs in jail. He was a bully too,. He would destroyed anyones reputation if they said anything. He was a powerful man in Hollywood. If they didn't sleep with him. The women would be called whores no matter what.

[@penmaster003]

“Volunteering” doesn’t mean you are not a victim. People in abusive relationships will constantly make excuses for their abusers. They “willingly” entered relationships and stay with them. It doesn’t mean they are not victims. You don’t seem to understand that people can be naive and manipulated. Physical force is not the only form of “force” that exists.

[@RafaelSantos-pi8py]

@@penmaster003 Just because you put quotes "" "" on every word that does not mean they lost their original meaning or adquired a new one. And the assumption that women have no agency at all and didn't know what they were getting themselves into (and what they were getting out of it) is in fact very misogynist.

[@penmaster003]

@@RafaelSantos-pi8py I put quotes around two words, not every word. And it was to emphasize that those words were very disingenuous for you to choose. Because you are spinning a narrative with loaded rhetoric meant to denigrate these women for their actions and cover for the abuse they suffered. That is what is truly misogynistic. I don’t know where you got the idea that I suggested women have no agency. I said women can be victims even with agency. Because choosing to endure abuse under pressure (whether physical or psychological) and for your own benefit does not make it any less abuse. And it’s not exclusively to women anyway. Men can be tricked and fall victim to manipulation and abuse as well. So no, it’s not misogynistic to acknowledge that people with agency can still be victims. Just put yourself in their shoes for once. Your boss’s boss calls you to his hotel room and dangles your entire career and livelihood in front of you like a carrot. Tells you to do these sexual favors for him or he will ruin you and your life. So you do it because you know he really is that powerful and his abuse is enabled and normalized by everyone else. That doesn’t mean it wasn’t abuse. That you’re not a victim. Harm is harm no matter how responsible you are for the situation you are in. That’s why grandparents who give scammers their personal information are still victims. That’s why women who accept drinks from strangers and wind up r*ped are still victims. You are allowed to make mistakes because you’re human, and those mistakes do not diminish the harm that you suffered from others.

[@RafaelSantos-pi8py]

@@penmaster003 I also mentioned that not all women did this but some defenitely did. They agreed to sell their bodies for career advancement and kept quiet about it for years and now they pretend to be victims. That's why its important not to make generalizations.Some women were victims of Hollywood's sexual predatory practises, others were willing participants.They knew what was going on, agreed to do it, kept quiet and helped lure other women into it. Harvey Weinstein had a lot of female accomplices and nobody is calling them out.

[@cg98243]

What's particularly nauseating here is that everyone in Hollywood knew what was going on for years and happily turned a blind eye. The absolute last thing this film is going to do is address this uncomfortable truth.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

The current Rust case 📂 shows how sexual misconduct issues are 1 of many serious problems in the modern US entertainment industry.

[@Matt-yg8ub]

Because it benefited collective “women” at the expense of individuals ….that’s why it was ignored.

[@cg98243]

@Matt-yg8ub Agreed. And, frankly, even going back to the 30's, when has Hollywood not been a cesspool of human trafficking of this kind?

[@foxylibrarian1]

This a controlled burn for the ‘open secret’ quid pro quo casting couch system. The real evil is what Hollywood does to children.

[@Shorty_Lickens]

Can you prove that? With evidence? Can you prove even one person HAPPILY turned a blind eye? Or is it easier for you to believe that because it fits your world view and you cannot have your perception of reality challenged?

[@Cruddy129]

If there's any consolation about Amber Heard, she did basically ended the "witch" hunt for the metoo movement, she pretty much destroyed any hope of people reviving that movement single handedly just for being a psychopath

[@jljl5449]

She really sh!t the bed on that one

[@aronbond]

correct!!!! god bless amber turd

[@towelgirl21]

She showed us that women can be anything, including lying, defaming domestic abusers. Blaze those trails!

[@davemccage7918]

I do get slightly annoyed by everyone being so shocked about how crazy amber heard is. I’ve been in more than one relationship with women that were just as bad as Tur… I mean Heard. I’m surprised more people haven’t been with relationship with an emotionally damaged woman, it seems like they are EVERYWHERE these days.

[@johnwiks2597]

It was a movement that was already on the decline, it was more like the capstone on the grave of a modern witch hunt.

[@Ashkihyena]

MeToo was a witch hunt.

[@reihyde1107]

Couldn't have put it better myself

[@StandWatie1862]

Not in Harvey Weinsteins case. They just let that go for decades and now the vermin in Hollywood lecture us on morality.

[@liquidbeefbag]

Nah it was a warlock hunt. All witches are innocent and perfect 😂, believe all witches…

[@TrollHammar-hl3js]

A witch pursuit thing..

[@mikewaterfield3599]

Worse it was a witch hunt using some very real cases as a meat shield.

[@MidlifeCrisisJoe]

While every criticism of this video is good, something sneaky got missed. The fact is, the NYT story breaking the Weinstein story WASN'T the all important story even at that moment. It was Ronan Farrow's story in the New Yorker, which was better researched and had much more detail, that made the real splash and was the story everyone was talking about. This whole movie is a rewriting of history to erase that a man was the one to truly break this story in the first place. Importantly, Farrow's story had been worked on for multiple years, and was meant to be published at NBC several months prior to the publishing of the NYT's story, but very obviously Weinstein and/or associates had the story pulled at the last moments, and he had to work through the months long process of getting a new publisher to run the story. Mind you, in those very specific months, that's when the two NYT writers "discovered" this story and did the "research" for it for their publication. It's extremely obvious to anyone who knows how the reporting industry functions, especially in New York, that the editors of the NYT were clued in advance that Farrow's story was coming, and put these two reporters onto the story in order to try and get the scoop on Farrow. Their reporting was less thorough, less detailed, and overall, just less, than his. But they managed to sneak it in just 5 days before his story broke, which, mind you was in a monthly magazine wheras the NYT is a daily paper. Meaning it was a story that'd been in the editing department and legal departments for at least 3 weeks to a month in advance of them filing their story while they were rushing to put it out any time. This is such a shady practice that even at the height of MeToo going nuts, even the Pulitzer committee that wanted to give the award to these two "brave" women for their reporting knew they couldn't solely give the award to them, and they had to share it with Farrow, because it was very obvious that it was his story to begin with, and he had done all the real work on it. They were just following up on leads he'd already discovered and talking to people he'd already talked to. If they hadn't given him that credit, it's possible that he might've sued the NYT and made a very large scandal over accreditation over such an impactful story basically being snaked from him due to back channel chatter from editors he'd worked with while at NBC. So again, apart from every other extremely valid criticism in this video, this movie (and the laughable book it's based on) is an attempt by these two women and the NYT to pretend that they're important journalists when the reality is that even in the work they do that "causes a major social impact" has to essentially be stolen from independents who are actually putting in the hours to find stories. Always remember that when Hollywood does something like this, they're attempting to create an "official" history of the event, and in that history, they're picking very deliberately to ignore lots of inconvenient truths.

[@iansneddon2956]

Am I the only one who saw Carey Mulligan(or the Other One) unleash at the guy who came to let them know his friend said "Hi" and thought "Wow, that friend really dodged a bullet here."

[@dungeonmonkey2495]

does the film mention Harvey's 'assistants' whom were all women and helped to groom or scout out women for him to prey on? from what i remember even the courts tried to absolve those evil women too.

[@lunarvision]

And one of Harvey’s most evil assistants is working for Kathleen Kennedy/Lucasfilm now. Her name is Leslye Headland and she make The Acolyte.

[@NiVoldiza]

_"They were manipulated and coerced to do so, and were acting against their will for the fear of personal and professional retaliation - they're women after all."_

[@jeremytitus9519]

The number of children who get abused by their stepfathers, or their mothers’ boyfriends, with the tacit OR explicit permission of the mothers themselves… My grandma permitted so much evil under her own roof, committed against my mother, my aunts, and my uncles. So glad that moral goblin is mouldering in the dirt.

[@royalreign143]

I am so angry that his female and (possibly male) assistants just got jobs in other places. Even if you felt coerced in some way, you still helped procure women for a despicable person, and were involved in crimes, and in the one case it’s just like hey why don’t you come work at Disney? I mean Disney is probably perfect place these days, but seriously, no repercussions. Where is the ‘sisterhood” there? Oh wait you mean you need a job so it doesn’t matter? I am shocked.

[@royalreign143]

@@jeremytitus9519that sounds supremely awful. I am sorry for your family.

[@cdreyes81]

Dont forget, we have Harvey's secretary or whatever in charge of a star wars show. What has she been hiding....

[@leonnunhofer3453]

I bet she got him the girls. Also, isn't she lesbian? What did she do to women?

[@herooflight7931]

Alot apparently

[@vanguardian2864]

When you have this much dirt on people, it’s no wonder why talentless hacks are allowed to keep working on shows

[@JeffCaplan313]

That explains why Star Wars is dead.

[@AndrewReevesArt]

Patricia Clarkson screaming at the unsuspecting guy at the bar is so metaphoric for the MeToo Movement: a perfectly innocent man being abused by a woman who didn’t have the courage to stand up to her real abusers, if they even existed at all.

[@cg98243]

Moreover, it's a pretty good recapitulation of boilerplate sexual persecution fantasy. The real anger and rage comes from not being approached, affirmed, and indulged.

[@AndrewReevesArt]

@@cg98243well said

[@lukewalken1316]

Justify the Passport movement

[@carriedoyne7362]

This movie wants to be Spotlight so bad. What the filmmaker and Hollywood doesn't understand is regular people see through their bs and don't care.

[@NormieNerddom]

You know whats more insufferable? The women who broke this story wrote a book about it called: She Said: Breaking the Sexual Harassment Story That Helped Ignite a Movement. Can you think of a more self-congratulatiry title? No humility, only pride. Almost like it was the entire point of #MeToo.

[@oskar6661]

Well, surely they'll be donating all the proceeds to help female victims of sexual abuse...or not.

[@ghostpasha9076]

Typical of "modern woman", they'd much rather be SEEN doing a job than actually DO it.

[@unsightedshadow2780]

​@@ghostpasha9076Those are the ones who are given media attention. Normal people are just ignored. It makes my blood boil.

[@Xbalanque84]

Something else to consider, MeToo/"Trust All [birthing persons]" came in the lead-up to the 2016 election. Funny, how demands to trust all [birthing persons] without question (with questioning becoming grounds for cancelation) coincided with a campaign around _a female candidate._ Not only that, but a Cluster-B with a disconcerting amount of criminal activity, sudden disappearances, and mysterious disappearances around her. Funny, how it suddenly became taboo to criticize said candidate or ask several important questions of/about her specifically without the risk of being labeled a misogynist and losing one's livelihood (or worse...).

[@Xbalanque84]

​@@ghostpasha9076 Cluster-Bs gonna Cluster-B.

[@ericmcmanus5179]

The women who blew the whistle on Weinstrin only did so after their careers were already over. Notice even in this movie how all the actresses giving their testimony are all old. They had no issues with it when they were making millions. They just wanted to feel relevant again.

[@brandocalrissian3294]

Exactly. Too many women don't actually care about real victims, they just want attention and refuse to take accountability for their actions.

[@Andrew_60m]

Well said.

[@sticksman1979]

Exactly. Johnny come lately in extremis.

[@shinzagu]

he got 40 years altogether, without even murdering anyone, its crazy

[@arthurricardosousamachado7945]

Never seen it through this lens. Great take.

[@ApeWithALaser]

If "sex work is work", Harvey Weinstein was just a powerful negotiator who expanded the job description of several actresses.

[@teskaludost4181]

I just want to note something about the segment at around 30:00 that states that about 2-10% of men were falsely accused. This number only takes into account those who were proven innocent, and not those who had the charges against them dropped or unsubstantiated. So the number of falsely accused men is in the worst case about 60%

[@billjacobs521]

TL;DR once did a video about studies on rape allegations, and those studies had wildly different results, up to 80% false, but mostly averaged around 1/3 charges being demonstrably BS.

[@reaganmabry9809]

I got #me too at work. Thank god for video cameras. Did she face any consequences for lying about me sexually assaulting her? Of course not.

[@bl8388]

Exactly. Their penalty should be exactly the same. That way they should speak out if it happens, and they should be fired or criminally charged if proven they lied about it.

[@cameronholmes5590]

You could've threatened to quit if they didn't reprimand the person, that's what I would have done

[@vanguardian2864]

This is why I carry a body cam everywhere

[@kristinebautz1859]

One of the worst stories i remember coming out of the metoo movement was a girl trying to cancel this comedian(forgive me i cant remember the name) saying that they went on a date and she was uncomfortable. He invited her back to his place and she went with him, she didn't say anything to him, but he should have KNOWN she was uncomfortable. They made out and she felt so disgusted that he didnt know that she wasnt happy with how the date was going. She left his apartment and said he was a disgusting male with power that needed to be called out for not knowing she wasn't ok with making out despite the fact that she did any ways. She felt pressure because men always expect women to please them 🤨 Really? You had a bad date and thats why we should cancel this guy? Metoo was a joke. My sister and i no longer talk partially because of it. Because i told her this isn't a movement for women, it's a movement to hurt men. She said that i was on the wrong side of history and should be disgusted with myself. I'm not a real woman 🙄 People took this movement way too far and i hope like you said it will be looked back on as a dark side of history we should try not to repeat.

[@kristinebautz1859]

Aziz Ansari was the comedian's name

[@magical_pixie_horse7346]

That b**ch even blew the guy. He was Aziz Ansari, by the way. He fell into a trap. He's a small man. She could've probably shoved him into a wall with one arm. There's no way he forced her into anything.

[@GimmieThoseOrphans]

And then amy shumer tried to condemn him when she herself admitted to taking sexually taking advantage of a drunk man who was to drunk to consent

[@dmartig1]

They actually had sex and she acknowledged that she NEVER said "no" or try to stop any of it. It was the first real chink in the #metoo armor where people openly questioned an allegation. Shortly after Chris Hardwick was accused from an ex- girlfriend that he basically kept her a prisoner for their entire relationship. Then they checker her Instagram over that time period and she was jet-setting everywhere and having a grand ol' time.

[@LIBERTYSINCURSION]

I'm sorry to hear that your relationship with your Sister has been affected in such a negative way by this @kristine. I lost a Cousin, who was like a Brother to me a few years ago. However, the last couple years of his life we didn't talk or meet up as much as we used to. He was only 2 years older than me, I was 39 at the time, so I figured we still have plenty of time to reconnect in the future. But the future never came, I got a phone call from my Mother and just like that, he was gone. I don't know the kind of relationship you and your Sister had before all this stuff happened, but I do know this. Life really is short and today could be the last opportunity you'll ever have to hear her voice again. I think what I'm saying is this. As someone who agrees with what you said here. I just want to point out that politics already does a wonderful job of separating us from our fellow citizens. Don't let it separate you from your family too.

[@chrischan2555]

It's crazy how they included the 2016 election in this movie. Do they know who Hilary Clinton's husband is and how Hilary threatened his Victims?

[@kenshin891]

Ummm yikes sweaty thats a heckin far right gamergate conspiracy theory. Why do you hate queer disabled trans women of color? Who hurt you?

[@cg98243]

And there's the point. Hollywood is a lying, filthy pimp that thinks he's a preacher.

[@NJGuy1973]

To say nothing of how Weinstein was one of Hillary's biggest donors.

[@bliglum]

The situation with the dude that created Rick and Morty was particularly egregious. The primary woman who made the accusations, later admitted she only did so in an attempt to destroy him, destroy his career.. And SHE SUCCEEDED! He's been replaced, on his own show, even though his accuser admitted she was lying.. And she got away with it, as usual... Though it all, they still call it a "patriarchy"?!? Seems more like a matriarchy to me.. Men ask, women decide. Men slave away for the chance to compete, while women spend all the money, and complain about not "making" more. Though they work less, in cushier, less risky professions... The court system, now so obviously in women's favor, is proof of a systemic matriarchy. Even homes, often the largest store of a person's value.. Are owned more by women, than men.... It's something like 60% women / 40% men.... And STILL they call it a "patriarchy"?!? GTFO.

[@cympimpin20]

99% of the women "abused" by Hollywood producers and executives absolutely knew what they were doing and were fully on board with the exchange. They were willingly engaging in the world's oldest profession, the only difference is they were getting a lucrative Hollywood career out of the exchange instead of a one time handful of cash, like their less successful streetwalking coworkers. They only pretended like they were unwilling victims who weren't getting just as much out of it as they were putting in ( or putting out) after the fact when it became more useful and beneficial for them personally.

[@burtreynolds8030]

I agree, a problem with the me too movement was that it considered all of these women who made those deals as victims, when really it should be the women who denied the offer and were blacklisted that were the victims, me too should’ve been about ending the culture of “favor for favor” hiring practices rather than going after dudes who may or may not have offered that deal

[@ghostpasha9076]

@@burtreynolds8030 " the women who denied the offer and were blacklisted that were the victims" bingo

[@Lonovavir]

Harvey deserves to be hated, so do his enablers who got rich off his films and enabled/covered up his crimes. He's the fall guy of a corrupt system.

[@robinthrush9672]

More so, they came forward when their abilities to trade their looks for fame dried up.

[@Xbalanque84]

You'd think those that actually felt bad afterwards would take the hint from their conscience, and realize what they did was wrong. But if the last decade and change has taught us anything, it's that "the fairer sex" is far more primed than men to _avoid_ responsibility for their own actions or damage to one's own ego at any cost.

[@AshXXMayftw]

I've come to really hate how men are portrayed in media, mostly because it portrays them all as either weak, hateful, or just dickheads. There are no more heroes like Indiana Jones or Rick O'Connell, those type of characters have long since passed, and what we're left with is just pathetic. John Wick is the only one I can think of that actually acts like the badass he's built up to be.

[@yassinefarah2423]

Or the fact that male protagonists are becoming rare or replaced, disney used to do male protagonists even if they were in the minority but that practice is not recommendable anymore because of things like the M-SHE-U effect which harms the promoting of male characters and destroys female characterization.

[@AshXXMayftw]

@@yassinefarah2423 Yeah...It really pains me to see the MCU go out like this. I was a big fan of them from Iron Man 2 up until maybe The Eternals. Captain Marvel was where I started noticing the transition, and throughout their next phase it's just become so blatant. I was actually really hyped for their Fantastic 4 movie when they acquired Fox, but now there is none. I feel no hype for their movies anymore. The last one I enjoyed of theirs was No Way Home, and that was in 2021. Multiverse of Madness, while good popcorn entertainment, it couldn't match the original movie.

[@EmiL_from_NieR]

Not a movie but Clive Rosfield from the recently released Final Fantasy XVI is a pretty bada$$ man, he’s a gentleman but could also cut you in two without batting a lash. I hope they make more like that game because wow I didn’t realize how much I missed a ripped hot dude beating up guys until playing that. Also- a love story?! With a heterosexual couple?! So rare now 😅

[@BWatskins]

Men today are either supposed to just be supporting the "strong boss babe queen" or evil and misogynistic or something

[@henrymmene4470]

Because misandry is the in thing among Hollywood and their Western liberal elites friends. If a Hollywood studio produces a movie full of masculinity like RRR the Western media will be in an uproar. Now many Hollywood action movies star boring female leads (girl bosses) with the aim of attracting female audiences which has led to them bombing because most women also hate these boring girl bosses.

[@mahino420]

funny thing that the "system" protecting abusers would have been caught much sooner had "she said" anything earlier :D

[@joanblack2154]

A conspiracy. Hardly a secret. The film industry invented the casting couch🙄

[@christines8529]

These women didn't uncover Harvey's behavior and make it public. Ronan Farrow did. He was the first. Was his name even mentioned in the movie?

[@LeelaHammTheBlindian]

Yes! I can confirm as I just finished it.

[@hylianbatman3153]

"Metoo" should be renamed to "I regret"

[@bluedistortions]

Best comment

[@champ1159]

Facts

[@jameseverett9037]

Or "I need a way back into the limelight".

[@GameFreakSucks]

Facts

[@Kesyabasturd]

I said it before and I shall say it again. The MeToo movement wasn't really about victims, they wanted to usurp power, because they weren't good enough to do it through merit, which might explain why movies are even worse now.

[@Erulin68]

"The other one" is the daughter of two screenwriters and the granddaughter of legendary director Elia Kazan. Can you spell 'Nepo Baby' ? The movie is from 2022 which is refered to as 'the Year of the Nepo Babies'

[@thefanwithoutaface8105]

The entire MeToo movement was a complete joke. Demanding we believe someone's story simply because it's a lady saying it without even considering evidence or facts is a recipe for abuse, just ask Amber Heard.

[@kenshin891]

It truly was the moment feminism shit the bed

[@Jonas-lj8ul]

Amber Heard doesn't know the first thing about being a lady. Being a lady takes one HELL of a lot more than tits and the absence of a Y-chromosome.

[@ThickMolasses]

They are not ladies, just women.

[@oskar6661]

What was truly disgusting about the 'movement' was the bandwagon nature. While you had a few legitimate rape victims, you had thousands and thousands of women playing the 'rape' card because some guy at work said they looked cute. Disgusting to pretend those are on the same level.

[@pohjanakka4992]

@@oskar6661 And bad for the legitimate victims too, on the long run.

[@steveouk90126]

Fun fact: this film came out the same week as "Till", the story of a young black man's lynching. That film was about the evils of mob behavior based on unsubstantiated accusations; this movie is about the moral rightness of mob behavior based on unsubstantiated accusations.

[@bobdollaz3391]

ET wasn't as innocent as the narrative you hear.

[@steveouk90126]

@@bobdollaz3391 Doesn't matter. American victim culture is built on mixed messaging.

[@insertnamehere5809]

Emmett Till was the first #MeToo victim.

[@MattPuxty]

@@bobdollaz3391 What did he do then?

[@jacobcantrell82]

@@MattPuxty Sexually harassed a white woman so the Klan and a mob killed him. Some author claimed the victim recanted the charges which got Till killed in the 2010's, but he has zero proof.

[@donniecrump]

Don't forget how many of them worked for and praised Roman Polanski. The same people that raised hell when they tried to arrest and bring him to trial. One actor that made several films for Polanski and got caught up in the MeToo movement was none other than Depp.

[@wisehippo3072]

He only made one film for Polanski: The Ninth Gate.

[@joshuafletcher598]

@@wisehippo3072 one movie too many I don’t take anybody seriously who has worked with or supported or given awards to polansky nobody should be working with that degenerate scumbag rapist

[@raoulduke344]

There should be another movie made called "She Said", only it about Amber Heard's lies and crimes, as well as her victims... and have someone say the line "imagine how many other Amber Heards there are out there" - like they did in this film - then spend the movie talking about how all women lie, to the same extent that she did. Oh, that would be problematic? Generalising _everyone_ of a certain sex/gender, race, creed or colour over the crimes of _one_ famous person? Okay, there were a handful of Hollywood creeps that have been outed and punished (when they're not being thanked and likened to "God" (or, should I say, flat-out called "God"), but I can name a similar amount of women caught lying over something major: Amber Heard, Rachel Dolezal, Jessie Smollett, Kim Kardashian and the rest of Chris Jenner's "Stable", Alice Seybold (remember her, whose lies saw an innocent man spend 16 years in prison) etc. "She Said 2: The Consequences. This time, she says too much. Available in cinemas February 14th. (or what would be a better choice for title and tag-line?

[@georgeray1906]

As an alternative title how about She Said 2: Karma's a Bitch?

[@zachsname2987]

Alice Sebold didn't lie. She accidentally misidentified the culprit 5 months after the fact, the prosecutor is now known for fraud and corruption, and he used now known junk science for DNA evidence.

[@johndodo2062]

This movie isn't talking about the Hollywood system. They are talking about men as a whole. This isn't an acknowledgement of wrongdoing. This is them flipping it into anti male garbage. Predictable

[@brandocalrissian3294]

Yup. All this movie says is "all men are trash!!" I've seen videos on here of women saying they hate their sons because they're going to grow up to be abusers and sexual assaulters because all men are. This mentality is ridiculous.

[@josephlinden1630]

Well yes. My ex girlfriend would say some men are bad so all men should treated as monsters and I have to “do better” however when I said a few nurses have killed their patients so we must treat all nurses as killers and she had a little cry and said that’s different. As if being widely labelled as evil for existing was bad or something.

[@deadbeef576]

@@josephlinden1630 You should have added, those nurses decided to become nurses, men were born that way.

[@samuel5591]

But the men choose to stay that way, therefore they are making a decision to be pure evil.

[@mushyroom9569]

The more power women get, the more everything becomes men’s fault.

[@ZS05]

We appreciate you watching these horrible movies so you can inform us why they're the worst. I always love rewatching your Bros. review when I'm bored.:)

[@DSPHistoricalSociety]

Same- and I just found his channel

[@dantakeoff]

Na, the Rings of Power fan fiction suggestion had me back multiple times:}

[@BloingDidoing]

I was not even able to watch his review once. After only about 5 minutes I was soo sick of the visuals and the depravity shown, I just had to stop. The despot is great, but man, why would anyone rewatch the ugliness of that movie?

[@aronbond]

i've watched the bros review 4 times, just so i can piss myself laughing every time. despot is in a class by himself

[@OneClassicalLass]

He doesn't have to torture himself like this!

[@15thobserver]

Is it just me or was anyone else disappointed that Alison Mack's branding iron didn't receive a cameo?

[@tombkingsethbattlechannel9419]

I remember at the height of the Metoo hype how desperate they tried to find someone to burn on their witch hunt here in germany. In the end they dug out some opera/orchestra direktor that nobody ever heard of and apparently wasnt that nice to his actors. but ofc he got fired and cancelled^^

[@estrabetenovomultilaser1936]

"Always believe women", what could possibly go wrong

[@insertnamehere5809]

Emmitt Till.

[@bobdollaz3391]

ET was a prototype for today's thugs . He was a known instigater that was warned by his family not to act out for those white folks in Mississippi. He played a stupid game and won a stupid prize 🏆

[@vanguardian2864]

Women shouldn’t vote. I didn’t always believe this. Now I do.

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

I did night security 2X in 2000s. 2003, 2006 low end chain hotel; Orlando.gov . 🚔 I had women claim I raped or attacked them 3, 4 X .... none true...

[@gennelrizen178]

My favorite part was when Carey mulligan told audiences to “get the f*** outta here”. And they did.

[@saelind73]

LOL

[@eeddieedwards3890]

I'll pass on that "mulligan".

[@paulinegallagher7821]

Is she the poster girl for bad ass women getting revenge on men? shes just an ok actress. PYW was alright, but enough is enough.

[@Prismalpink]

@@paulinegallagher7821I agree that PYW was the better movie, because she’s out to get only the group who was responsible for her friend’s death. It was not anti-man but anti-society and how both men and women (aka the counselor) do heinous things out of selfishness.

[@thehappywerewolf]

What people hated was Harvey delivered everything he promised them. All they had to do was say no.

[@johntrench]

The best thing about this movie is that I didn’t waste any of my time watching it. My absolute favorite part of the presentation in this video was the term “a rusty, razor wire, dildo“! I was taking a sip of my coffee when you said that, and laughed so hard I nearly choked. Bravo! Acerbic wit at its finest. The #metoo and the #believeallwomen movements were an attempt by women to legitimize both lynch mob behavior and to legitimize women being unreasonably vindictive and dishonest to take revenge against men for whatever reasons they might wish to do so, however trivial, however imaginary, however selfish and self-centered.

[@pigglypoof]

There’s an irony that Hollywood made a movie about this when men and women in that system condone it until you get caught

[@Lonovavir]

Harvey's mistake was outliving his usefulness and being good fall guy fodder. Of course he's still scum.

[@DC-gh6dy]

Yep

[@jameshughes7947]

What do you mean 'Hollywood'? Do you simply believe that all US film studios are somehow intertwined and that every single movie production company in America IS Hollywood? Independent films are made in the US - this is one of them.

[@randomcenturion7264]

This one was so under the radar that I don't even remember rants from guys like Drinker. Everyone just...forgot about this one. And honestly, that is a far worse fate than Wahmen Kang or Not-Cleopatra. Especially with how up it's own ass it was, only to be met with a collective, "Meh."

[@xX_EltKLLgm-ng_Xx]

Ya guys like the critical drinker have a big problem Everything they say about these shitty flicks are just common sense, so it's an echo chamber of what literally everybody knows and says about these movies

[@ab-gail]

@@xX_EltKLLgm-ng_Xx You’d be surprised how uncommon common sense is even in entertainment. I think he works because he reminds people they aren’t crazy for noticing why all these movies are trash.

[@JR-sx3gl]

​@@xX_EltKLLgm-ng_XxI think I relate to your point in a way. Drinker and Nerdrodic are intelligent men and their rants are entertaining, because they can package them well from an angle, but they pretty much say all the same things that all other people say (people, that are more repetitive and less eloquent). I still like to keep up with their videos. Drinker for example has a similar film taste to mine, but I don't watch Friday Night Tights for example as it's all the same stuff just repeated by different people for a few hours and it does create an echo chamber.

[@davemccage7918]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@xX_EltKLLgm-ng_Xx “The problem with the Lakers is they always just try to throw the ball in hoop. It’s just common sense, so it’s just an echo chamber of what everyone else in the NBA does” Just because something is repetitive and predictable, doesn’t diminish its entertainment value.

[@xX_EltKLLgm-ng_Xx]

@@davemccage7918 one is a physical sport that requires skill, the other is pointing at the sky in a cheaply edited video

[@rachelclark6393]

It is a shame that this movie apparently didn't take the opportunity to actually portray an accurate reflection of the issue and truly acknowledge all the nasty gray areas and moral ambiguity going on. So many people knew about this, so many people participated in this, and so many people refused to really take a stand or choose to not perpetuate this culture once they could. I think that's a much better and more impactful story to tell. A story that made people take a hard look at their own morals and bravery, that asks people to not blindly do what everyone else does just because 'that's how it's done'. Hollywood is sick, and we know that. I'm not sure it's worth saving, exactly, but if it was to be restructured and improved, someone would have to seriously look at the nasty backroom practices and figure out how to avoid them. And... I suppose this movie just neatly sidestepped all possibility of that.

[@patricklemire9278]

I was a PA on commercial film shoots in NYC in the late 90’s- early 2000’s. It was literally the bottom rung of showbiz. This was shooting Neutrogena ads things like that not even film business, just a lot of crew did both. It was common knowledge Harvey Weinstein still had a casting couch. If I knew everyone in the business and film business press knew, for decades. Now the NYT gets to be the good guys? Yeah, no. The real villains are the women who sought out Harvey and ****ed and *****ed him to jumpstart their careers past women who didn’t play the game and now seemingly never met the guy. They knew the score and played the game. Now they’re playing game #2 which is pretending they never played game #1, and gaining again.

[@HHH-ye1ro]

12:18 no man would EVER approach a strange woman like this. Even drunk. Only in movies. 🙄

[@leonnunhofer3453]

Do you know what is funny? 2 women did worse with me on a party. They heard about me, and asked me, if I am "the Leon". That's something that happens from time to time. One of them said, sadly she has a boyfriend, but the other woman, her roommate, hasn't, so maybe I want to come with them and have some fun. I am in germany, their place was 40km, ~25 miles from the party, maybe 45 minutes to drive. I was 20, and they were young students, very good looking, and couldn't take the "no". They tried to convince me for 1 hour, and after I told them, my friend is very drunk, that it's my fault, and I am worried, and want to look for him, and they misunderstood it, and said, they didn't know, I was gay. Nobody has told them. They apologized and left. I had a reputation, not as male sl*t, but as a guy, who cares for others, who understand others, who helps and really could change some lives. Who went through terrible things, survived some bad stuff, but who is a fighter, stays positive, and so on. As gentle, as strong, and such stuff. I know that's what people said about me. That's why they were interested in me. I can understand that, and think, that roommate looked for someone, who makes her feel secure, who understands her, who cares. She seemed very shy. Going to university, being out of your family's home for the first time, that can be hard. But I don't sleep with random woman, who heard about me and ask me for that on a party. But imagine, 2 men would do exactly that to a woman. Asking her to sleep with one of them for 1 hour. They probably would go to jail 🤷‍♂️

[@Matt-yg8ub]

@@leonnunhofer3453Women are not held to the same standard of accountability for their actions…especially not if they were drunk. Many years ago I was a security guard for a concert venue and caught two drunk women peeing on a car in the public parking garage… if they had been men…off to jail for public exposure (a serious crime that would have marked them as sex offenders on the permanent registry for the rest of their lives) but because they were women …..completely ignored and the camera footage erased.

[@oskar6661]

What bugged me the most about the "me too" nonsense was the presentation that this was some kind of profound "new" discovery...and that Hollywood and other industries hadn't been like this for decades. There have been tons and tons of Hollywood produced films which acknowledge the 'blow the boss and get the job' stereotype. It's been a cultural phenomenon across the world since anyone held power over someone else they believed was sexually attractive. This sudden "revelation" wasn't...at all. It also - of course - never addresses the hugely successful women who are now millionaires because they did 'blow the boss', etc. Anyone has the capacity to walk out of an office, and change their own career trajectory. These women didn't..they opted for the easy solution, to get the jump on the other twenty women sitting in the casting hallway. It's easy to suddenly become a victim when you made a choice 20-25 years ago that resulted in you becoming a millionaire and now you can suddenly regret it to your own benefit. This isn't about blaming the victim, but about ignoring their complicit behaviour in such situations.

[@blackosprey2219]

What's much more compelling is how quid pro quo abuse can become so normalized in a social circle that onlookers might be disgusted, but assume that it's "part of the culture" and that everyone bought into it. No one's shocked that Hollywood's full of lecherous old men and moral degenerates. What's surprising is suddenly their special morality exceptions got turned off.

[@chazzitz-wh4ly]

Sucking the boss off is easier than starting your own Fortune 500 from the ground up.

[@brandocalrissian3294]

Our vice president has her job for doing exactly that.

[@maxsommers6843]

It was a plot point in Fame, back in 1980. And a joke in an early episode of Friends, around 1995 I think (how Joey got his gig on Days of Our Lives). It was no secret.

[@bl8388]

And sometimes it's the woman trying to seduce a guy to get ahead.

[@doblove]

This movie is the perfect example why there aren't many, if any, tv shows about journalists, but there are hundreds, if not thousands, of tv shows about doctors, policemen, layers and firefighters 😂😂😂😂😂

[@john-ic5pz]

Goldie Hawn managed to tell an NYC casting couch creep no...and still became famously successful in the industry. he said she'd never make it if she said no. I think she even sent him a note about it after she got her first big role. all these *adult* women were oppressed...had no choice? 🤣 it was a negotiation and they decided to settle cheap. as indicated above, not everyone chooses the easy way (then cries abuse). wow...taking personal responsibility for one's choices is a dying virtue.

[@klientproby]

I vaguely remember this film coming out, but had zero interest in watching it because I knew that it would be a huge anti-men, "always believe the woman" kind of film with lots of rants against men in general, unpleasant and rude behaviour towards men (as seen by Carey Mulligan shouting obscenities at a man politely and timidly wanting to ask them something). What Harvey Weinstein did was disgusting, but to single him out and to view men in general as all being predators ignores the fact that sexual assault and abuse does work both ways. It's ironic and a little gratifying to have learnt that Asia Argento, one of the loudest, most shrill voices in the Me Too movement, was accused of sexually harassing and assaulting a young lad. As always, I enjoyed this analysis of the film and of the failed Me Too movement by Despot. Love your videos!

[@YarugumaSou]

I bet my ass male hollywood execs weren't the only ones harassing Brendan Fraser.

[@pohjanakka4992]

"Always believe the woman" and "attack all men" still seemed to be somewhat selective though: as long as the woman does not accuse somebody like, for example, a certain former USA president from the 90s. At least those few women who have been accusing him, or a few other politicians, of things like actual forcible rape for years never seemed to get talked about much, if at all, by these big newspapers and their brave journalists even during the heydays of that movement. Seemed a bit weird.

[@aronbond]

brilliantly said klient!!!!

[@robinthrush9672]

Just remember, Haley Atwell's Peggy Carter was not scripted to touch Chris Evans's Steve Rogers's pectoral and she just couldn't help herself. And it's all on film.

[@aronbond]

@@robinthrush9672 nailed it!!!!

[@TheScience69]

Calling the movie "she SAID" about something that ruined so many lives based on accusations that turned out to be lies is low key the funniest joke to come out of hollywood in the last decade

[@puffsplus72]

The accusations against Weinstein weren't lies. That's what the movie is about -- the taking down of Harvey Weinstein

[@TheScience69]

@@puffsplus72offering someone a job in exchange for sex and then them taking the offer is not abuse. they could have said no and not become actresses. thats prostitution, and it doesn't become abuse years later after your looks go and the offer is no longer on the table. if they had talent, they'd be able to get acting work without resorting to prostitution.

[@latt.qcd9221]

@@puffsplus72 To my knowledge, there is no evidence of the crimes he was accused of. I'm not saying he's a saint, but there wasn't evidence for the crimes he was convicted of.

[@weignerleigner3037]

@@puffsplus72I’m not gunna lie Hollywood was much better when he ran it

[@poppers7317]

@@latt.qcd9221 depends what you consider evidence. For a misogynistic asshole the statements of countless of women don't count, before a court of law they do.

[@thechill808]

Yeah I love the line "I'm sexualized and diminished." You should hear how women talk about men they find hot. Whoa. I heard stuff come out of female friends mouths that would shock most guys, included myself. Abuse is never ok, not against women or men. I love how you put it, they brought a nuke to a knife fight. This movie was such trash that tried to elevate bad behavior to all men. Don't think MeToo is over, it now rules with the veiled word "Patriarchy" and wanting it's end and it's repeated constantly. Movies and business are under constant attack with "strong females" and the push to put women over men. Which is what they said men did. All of this is the embodiment of MeToo. As you said it's a power grab.

[@rogercarlson2319]

'Staring at screens' is all this generation of Hollywood knows. Why wouldn't they fill their movies with it? It's what they spend the majority of their lives doing.

[@Magikarp-yk7io]

What pisses me off is the movie never mentions gay abuse or children, both of which get abused at by the same level or much more (children) and not a word on it and I googled the script to make sure

[@Deadguy2322forreal]

Child abuse and gay predators don't help advance the feminist agenda if you acknowledge them. Sexual abuse is presented by feminists as something that only happens to women, which sadly makes it even harder for men who are abused to come forward.

[@thisguy7083]

Well. MAP is protected these days

[@SDNate760]

It amazes me that a slogan like “believe all women” could have happened in the 21st century, but then again I actually paid attention in history class.

[@vinyllpreviews9462]

Believe all women died out whe Joe Biden was accused of sexual assault.

[@MultipleGrievance]

If you did indeed pay attention in history class, why would it amaze you?

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

@leGrievance Because history is full of women who lied and made false accusations for any number of reasons - just like men. I'm honestly surprised you needed to have that cut out in cardboard for you.

[@MultipleGrievance]

@@HauntedXXXPancake Sure, But common knowledge Doesn't really affect the authoritarian periods Our world regularly goes through. We've had a good streak in the past century, but it was inevitable We went through this again. We as humans always seem to circle back around to this insanity.

[@HauntedXXXPancake]

@@MultipleGrievance How does that relate to the matter at hand ?

[@Wokko1963]

Johnny Depp Jack Diamond The Duke lacrosse team Trevor Bauer The 12 victims of Eleanor Williams And it goes on

[@itsthesoup11]

Opening this review with the music segment was, as you said in that section, "Masterful." 👌😂 A true master class in editing.

[@ExMachina70]

Harvey Weinstein was right when he said the movie was going to bomb. They should have listened to him.

[@BWatskins]

Yeah Harvey knew movies that's for sure and how to produce...Shame he was an Abuser but at this point to be a producer and director in Hollywood you have to scummy as a requirement and with experience

[@ExMachina70]

@@BWatskinsVery true. Morality and talent don't come hand in hand. it's why It baffles me that people listen to celebrities opinions when they're often some of the worst people to be taking advice from.

[@BWatskins]

@@ExMachina70 It doesn't help that people listen to what essentially are professional paid liars.

[@ExMachina70]

@@BWatskins 😄Yeah no kidding, right?😄

[@electricbayonet2]

Regarding all the shameless backpatting and feigned ignorance, I’ll paraphrase Dave Chappelle: “You were you in on the heist. You’re only complaining now because you don’t like your cut of the take.”

[@Yepper1234]

You always impress me with your brilliant analysis of the filmmaking process. What is would be and sadly what it has become. Keep up the great work☮️

[@christianyellic3394]

“I’d like to thank Harvey and God.. not THAT God and yes, in that order.”

[@HighlyRegarded420]

Alternate title: "Actresses Over 30 Need Work"

[@mrcliff3709]

Yep

[@magical_pixie_horse7346]

I would like to point out how having dramatic grandiose music playing during scenes of absolutely no importance also reveals how narcissistic these people are. They are so special and so important that you, the audience, should be wetting yourself in adoration of their existence. You should count yourself lucky that you can witness such angels, the apotheosis of humanity, commute to work, let alone take credit for a movement that has made everyone more miserable in the workplace than ever before.

[@philyeary8809]

100 percent. That's why, as an indie fx guy, gave up on Hollywood....why work for woke vaxxed pedos?

[@lukewalken1316]

You think a movie like this would be a runaway smash hit like Barbie to feminist women every where.....but

[@josephkool8411]

What a stupid movie

[@isaacmontoya9636]

I didn’t know Kevin Spacey was innocent, I know that dude is not gonna be playing any movies anymore and I can see why, still that’s wreckless of false accusations to be thrown around like nothing. Evil world we live in

[@starshineraiser6729]

It’s strange to see all of those self righteous Hollywood people sucking up to Harvey compared with how they act now.

[@Lonovavir]

They needed a fall guy.

[@LIBERTYSINCURSION]

Yup, and everyone knew who and what Harvey Weinstein was back then too, it wasn't some secret. Here's a little piece of trivia for you. Weinstein used to screen most of his big release films at the White House for his close friend and fellow perv Bill Clinton. Why did I mention that? Don't know. It's just a piece of trivia for you. You're welcome.

[@bobdollaz3391]

These are the same people that give Roman Polanski standing ovations?????

[@animula6908]

It almost makes them look like amoral sycophants

[@LIBERTYSINCURSION]

@@animula6908 It definitely does. But they're still gonna get on their award shows and lecture the American people.

[@georgejones3526]

The “casting couch” euphemism has been known about since the very beginning of the studio system back in the 1920’s and 30’s. Why, suddenly, is it considered to be such a big revelation?

[@deathdog1392]

When I was younger, I always heard of girls complaining being cat called or asked out in bars. So I never did, and never will, and none of my friends ever did or will either. Hard to say if I've ever seen this in person in my lifetime. Yet I still hear women complaining about this. Every day.

[@billylee322]

It was already mega stress dealing with a woman in the workplace since the 90s due to the consequences of false allegations, now guys flat out refuse to work with any women. Theyve progressed society so much

[@FanksCast]

There should be a movie about all the times women ruined men's life for false accusations

[@mrcliff3709]

A fifty part film series would suffice

[@Jonas-lj8ul]

Well, they'd never run out of stories again, that's a f*cking fact....

[@FanksCast]

@@user-xe6my2pz8w same buddy, i lost a lot of my friends purely because my ex said things. Whether its right or wrong ain't going to change shit, what matters is purely the accusation which is enough to ruin a guy's life without any proof or evidence. Point is whether anything actually happens women can just say this shit and get away as being victims. There ain't no equality lets be honest

[@sirjohnlegion2691]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think 2007's "Atonement" that was the premise. Though it was based on a novel and set during WWII.

[@heatherstephenson3559]

There are so many abusers that are still defended and/or still have careers and it's so unhelpful, even dangerous to act like women are just automatically believed and supported and that false accusations happen regularly.

[@MillywiggZ]

This entire film looks like its been made from stock footage. If my headphones were off I’d be questioning where the film clips are.

[@Patos619]

Love your content bro. Just found you and definitely watching all your vids now. Great job 👏 🎉

[@DespotofAntrim]

Thanks. Welcome to the channel!

[@MeanMachine1992]

I think they were going for a _Spotlight_ esque angle with it, but it spectacularly failed. Mainly because the former was about deranged priests abusing innocent children, while the latter is about grown women consenting to sell themselves for fame and fortune, and they cry about it later in a careful manner as to not tarnish their façade of innocence and integrity.

[@christines8529]

And what has this wrought for women? No more mentorships from men. No more travel with your male boss alone. No more meetings alone with men with the door closed. No more fun with innocent jokes in the workplace. People realizing women lie. Shocker! And this is the environment still today.

[@burkeherrick3580]

A movie about getting rid of our enemies both political and social but protecting and being ok with our friends who do the exact same shit as our enemies. A masterclass in film making.

[@70smusicfanatic34]

Despot, your contempt, loathing, and disgust for this shite is truly inspirational. I shed a tear when this ended. You are doing God’s work. Thank you.

[@fun7704]

Ironically, "me too" is probably the most abused movement out there.

[@effysousa9873]

Me too has ruined the image of victims of real violation, like me. This has happened to me and I replay the scene to ask what I did wrong that could have prevented it... Seeing such a vile act being used, on BOTH sides, as a political device is disgusting.

[@effysousa9873]

Ps: you've made it through slenderman, you're a hero in my book.

[@VPortho]

It's ironic that the #metoo accusations made by the supposedly innocent "victims" who were "a voice for women" ruined it for the true victims of abuse. Hollywood especially is full of hypocrites and criminals. Anyway, I hope you're doing better!

[@KK-bl1oc]

Alternate title: Women talking about the one of the most well known truths about Hollywood while advertising cars with dramatic music as the main protagonist.

[@MykeLewisMusic]

"The evil of Me Too lives on and on" - Bruce Vaginson.

[@BoogiesMom]

I found this channel from one of your Lord of the Rings videos and immediately subscribed. Your channel is a breath of fresh air from insanity that has over saturated social media, especially here on KZbin.

[@TurntBucket]

Why would they try to make sexual assault a political issue? Do they want women to get sexually assaulted? That's the only reasonable conclusion to someone acting like crimes are a partisan issue. If they wanted to reduce sexual assault cases they would try to appeal their message to everyone that would be sympathetic towards it. By trying to isolate it as a partisan issue they are trying to passively allow social leeway to sexual predators.

[@patrickreville4978]

"That would be sympathetic towards it." That is why they (Metoo and such) beileve that the other side (general right of them) are facist pigs who want women to be slaves to the men. So how could the other side be anyway sympathetic to that? They beileve their party is the party of sympathy and empathy,

[@Femmeaesthetic]

I think the reason why the abuse argument or situations were gendered is mainly because women are more likely to get s3xually assaulted or 🍇than men (not to say men don't go through these situations but statistics shows that)

[@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro]

Not to mention, Harvey Weinstein is a democrat.

[@TiberiusX]

What's hilarious is the metoo movement proved that it was mostly left leaning men doing this.

[@GregJamesMusic]

I love that one of KZbin’s recommended videos is the movie _Bombshell,_ which was pretty much 2019’s version of _She Said._ It was an equally self-congratulatory propaganda piece about the “stunning and brave” women who exposed Roger Ailes’ alleged sexual harassment when he ran Fox News - never mind that Margot Robbie’s and Kate McKinnon’s characters are completely fictional and were clearly written by people who have no idea what American conservatives are actually like. Thankfully, it didn’t do much better than _She Said_ did, and it’s pretty obscure now despite featuring some of the biggest names in Hollywood.

[@animula6908]

Now that I know about it, I’m still not going to watch it.

[@hairycoo]

The Other One is Zoe Kazan. Her grandfather was Elia Kazan, renowned director of On the Waterfront (among other classics). Elia Kazan ratted out several friends and colleagues to Sen. McCarthy's House on Un-American Activities Committee. He destroyed their lives. Zoe has only once commented on this (because she was forced to), and essentially dodged the question. While I don't think it's fair to blame her for a family member's mistakes, it's astonishingly hypocritical watch her indulge in self-righteous, self-important preaching.

[@todo9633]

Men are not mentoring women, but women are being promoted beyond their experience at the same time.

[@MushmouthJoe]

If the devil asks you to do something you know is wrong, & you actually do it, it's your fault for making the wrong decision. Meanwhile, the devil lives on.

[@the_absurd_hero]

Truth

[@JeremySayers38]

If you are a woman then it is the Devil's fault that the woman accepted as the choice was presented to the woman.

[@mdjambazky4968]

It is incredibly difficult not to enjoy this channel. This guy is a treasure. I have decided to popularize the channel. Thank you for work, Sir.

[@DespotofAntrim]

Thanks, I appreciate you helping out the channel.

[@mdjambazky4968]

@@DespotofAntrim Do you happen give interviews? If so may you give me an e-mail so that I can send more info?

[@jljl5449]

​@@DespotofAntrimeverytime Mr. Reflection, "I'm a woman 🎶," or "My grandmother..." from Afroqueen comes on I can't help but chuckle 😅

[@petersmithyy4556]

This is one of my new favorite channels. This guy just gets how horrible all the garbage is and how terrible Hollywood has become. Nevertheless, I absolutely love being a man, I love approaching women and I love looking at them, and I know then I'm not a pervert either, so I will continue doing thusly:)

[@zakpaine]

Brilliant essay and one of my favorite recently discovered channels.