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Why the movie Fight Club is so popular within the Self help / PUAs / Red pill crowd ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Simeon_Strangelight" data-source="post: 1099405" data-attributes="member: 6783"><p>Fight Club and even the Matrix are not movies that would be made today. </p><p></p><p>Fight Club is way too masculine and anti-establishment at the same time. They don't want to get close there and give men any ideas. The same is true with The Matrix. They dunked the movie into the stupid-sauce in parts 2 and 3, but could not completely delete the message. </p><p></p><p>The progressive critics back then described the movie as macho-fascist - keep in mind that this was in still saner times. Now they would call it full on NAZI, decry the lack of diversity, the lack of strong female role models, the lack of Muslims, lack of fat actors, lack of biracial relationships, lack of gays and trans-people etc. They would have to change the entire script to make it half-way SJW-conform. </p><p></p><p>Studios now have diversity and gender consultants. What would those psychos have to say about the movie? </p><p></p><p>Recently I watched the new Twin Peaks series which is directed by David Lynch and it seems that he has enough clout so that the movie studio lets him do what he wants. The funny part is that the Twin Peaks universe is still in the 1990s without any changes. It is still cool, bizarre and weird. And only later did I realize that there was no gender-swapping, no empowered super-women, no diversity hires where Twin Peaks is now 40% black and Latino. It seems to be marooned back in time of 1991. Those places exist in reality, but not in Hollywood social justice land.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Simeon_Strangelight, post: 1099405, member: 6783"] Fight Club and even the Matrix are not movies that would be made today. Fight Club is way too masculine and anti-establishment at the same time. They don't want to get close there and give men any ideas. The same is true with The Matrix. They dunked the movie into the stupid-sauce in parts 2 and 3, but could not completely delete the message. The progressive critics back then described the movie as macho-fascist - keep in mind that this was in still saner times. Now they would call it full on NAZI, decry the lack of diversity, the lack of strong female role models, the lack of Muslims, lack of fat actors, lack of biracial relationships, lack of gays and trans-people etc. They would have to change the entire script to make it half-way SJW-conform. Studios now have diversity and gender consultants. What would those psychos have to say about the movie? Recently I watched the new Twin Peaks series which is directed by David Lynch and it seems that he has enough clout so that the movie studio lets him do what he wants. The funny part is that the Twin Peaks universe is still in the 1990s without any changes. It is still cool, bizarre and weird. And only later did I realize that there was no gender-swapping, no empowered super-women, no diversity hires where Twin Peaks is now 40% black and Latino. It seems to be marooned back in time of 1991. Those places exist in reality, but not in Hollywood social justice land. [/QUOTE]
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