The Damned Olde Man

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Image via Wikipedia A Catholic priest, an altar boy, a vindictive nun – You just know what this movie’s about Philip Seymour Hoffman plays Father Brendan Flynn, a priest accused of, what else, molesting an altar boy. Meryl Streep, as Sister Aloysius Beauvier, is his accuser. She has no evidence, there are no witnesses, no [...]

Cover of Hombre I love old westerns, and this is a great one. Newman, Boone, March, and Balsam are terrific. Even the female leads, Cilento, Rush, and Bly are excellent. The film pits the pillars of society against the dregs, but does away with the roles of good and evil. It is ultimately about racism, discrimination, and [...]

Image via Wikipedia A man is nothing more than a penis with legs and a woman controls a man by controlling his penis. That’s the message of 40 Days and 40 Nights. The movie is misandry personified, and it’s not exactly complimentary to women either. Matt (Josh Hartnett) is using cheap sex to try and [...]

Image by Getty Images via @daylife Misandry of Biblical Proportions It would appear the second wave feminists were right, men are rapists and that’s all they are. Not to mention that women are their innocent victims who commit violence or bad acts only in self defense or as a result of being oppressed. Throughout the [...]

Image via Wikipedia “Now years of bad behavior are about to pay off” The tagline from the movie says it all. A school for unruly boys (not necessarily delinquent) is taken over by terrorists seeking to have the father of one of the terrorists released from prison.  The boys, who have each been expelled from [...]

Exposing the Moral Dilemma of Feminism Kate Winslet  plays Hannah Schmitz, a former Nazi prison guard who picked women to be sent to their death at Auschwitz during WWII. Several years after the war, she meets a very innocent Michael, played by David Kross. Michael is just 15, Hannah is mid-thirty-ish. The two end up having [...]

Paving the Road to the Feminist Revolution Kate Winslet (April Wheeler) and Leonardo DiCaprio (Frank Wheeler) are outstanding in Revolutionary Road, a movie dripping with feminism and misandry. The movie is set in the 1950s. April is an unhappy housewife and failed actress. Frank is a man trapped in a dead end job that he hates, but [...]

Sci-fi thriller based on a short story by Phillip K. Dick Not every movie contains a statement (pro or con) about male-female relations, feminism, or misandry. This is one of the ones that doesn’t. That in itself made it quite refreshing. It does deal with a couple of issues, however. Written in 1953, it was [...]

Bad acting, bad directing, bad production, very, very, very bad writing, and a whole lot of misandry It took about ten minutes to realize this movie was going to be awful. The only reason I didn’t shut it off was because I wanted to confirm that it would follow the typical misandrous formula for a [...]

Will Smith is absolutely incredible. I’ve never really been a big fan of Will Smith, but this movie may have just changed my mind. He was nothing short of superb in the role of Ben Thomas, a man seeking redemption for a momentary lapse that caused an accident in which seven people were killed. This [...]

War, racism, bigotry, and manhood I had never heard of this movie until I saw it. I really wish that I had. It was that good. After watching, I had to go read a few reviews. As I did, I saw two common themes. First, the reviewers all seemed to like it for various reasons. [...]

Minimally entertaining, mildly misandrous Primal Fear would have undoubtedly been better if it had followed the path of political intrigue rather than the one dimensional path of psychological thriller, mostly because it wasn’t overly thrilling. It starts slowly (setting up the subplot), then picks up as it moves into the plot, but dies about ¾ [...]

A mouse, a bowl of soup, and a feminist ideal of manhood The Tale of Despareaux contains some very powerful messages of what it means to be a boy, some good, some quite misandrous. Despareaux is a mouse, and not a very good one. He is confident, brave, and courageous. But a mouse is supposed [...]

Fun, entertaining, and powerful, but feminist Ok, I was one of the five people on Earth who didn’t go to the theater to see this movie. Then again, I haven’t been to a theater to see a movie in years. I do watch them on video, however, so I eventually see many of them. I [...]

A film I’ve been dying to see, but dreaded watching Most usually when I watch a film about women, I get this sick feeling in the pit of my stomach and by the end I just want to puke. Most “women’s films” tend to place an emphasis on female empowerment and are quite feminsit in [...]

The pleasures and perils of buying a new vehicle Ok, its been about 10 or 11 days since I bought my new truck. That’s about enough time to let it sink in and decide what I liked and didn’t like about the process. First, I gotta give credit where credit is due. Advantage Ford (that’s [...]

Commercials rarely depict men in a favorable position relative to women A few weeks ago I wrote about the anti-male attitude of NFL sponsors in their commercials. I’ve continued watching and it hasn’t gotten any better. Sponsors continue to use anti-male ads to sell their products and services to a largely male audience. Just a [...]

TV Ads Turn Men Into Buffoons Over the first three weeks of the NFL season, I couldn’t help but notice the number of TV ads that portray men in negative stereotypes. Not all of this is bad mind you, but when it’s combined with strong, positive images of females breaking negative female stereotypes by making [...]

We Always Sell for Less There’s nothing like a broken pair of glasses to completely disable a guy. Believe me, I know. I’ve been through it enough times. New lenses in about an hour is one store’s motto, but not if you want the very best hi-index progressive lenses, Transitions, and have a difficult prescription. [...]

Does Disney promote female violence against males? This morning I was watching Hanna Montana with my granddaughters. They seem to like the show and for a children‘s show, it seems quite well done. It does have some funny moments. However, I was shocked to see the violence on today’s episode, especially in light of recent [...]