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⌈ Secret Post #5392 ⌋

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What favorite childhood movies did you rewatch

[(Anonymous)]

And hate?

Re: What favorite childhood movies did you rewatch

[(Anonymous)]

Ghostbusters. It hadn't really dawned on me when I was a kid that Venkman was such a creepy jerk.

Re: What favorite childhood movies did you rewatch

[(Anonymous)]

THIS!

I just watched it for the first time in years (it was on TV and I was like 'oh hey why not') and OMG all the red flags he gave off the whole time.

Re: What favorite childhood movies did you rewatch

[ava_tara]

Not only Venkman but Louis was so much creepier then I remember.

Re: What favorite childhood movies did you rewatch

[greghousesgf]

which is one reason I liked the women Ghostbusters better!

Re: What favorite childhood movies did you rewatch

[(Anonymous)]

The Herbie movies. A whole lot of sexism and so, so much "abuse is funny when it's female on male". It's obviously a "time it was made" issue but still, ugh.

Re: What favorite childhood movies did you rewatch

[(Anonymous)]

I try not to revisit movies from my childhood. It is a always an invitation to surprise homophobia, transphobia, racism (so much brownface in old British movies!), sexism, or all of the above.

Re: What favorite childhood movies did you rewatch

[(Anonymous)]

Not a movie, but I remember really loving the short story Harrison Bergeron in high school. I recently reread the synopsis for it, and oh boy. I have some very significant issues with the message.

I mean, I'm pretty sure it was the ending that got to me most, with the father coming back into the room and finding the mother in tears because she's just watched them shoot her son on the TV, but she's already forgotten why she was crying. Yeah, that still totally gets me. Gah. But the rest of the story is very "Let's wildly demonize government regulation in a way that's so OTT it's basically just hyperbolic strawmanning."