What is feminist humour?
The new Bond film will apparently contain Waller-Bridge's "trademark feminist humour." What the heck does that mean?
shareIf her productions 'Fleabag' and 'Killing Eve' are anything to go by, feminist humour is making men look weak and inferior. Expect Bond to flail around trying to cock his gun whilst a female bystander shakes her head and does it without thinking twice, because that's what we'll be getting.
shareLOL
shareSo in other words, it won't be funny at all.
share"feminist humour is making men look weak and inferior."
Oh, so you mean the same "humor" that the rest of Hollywood shits out these days. Great.
If this new advertisement from Heineken to drum up hype for Bond is anything to go by, then it appears my silly joke is becoming true.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXUJY78RMRQ
Look, I don't see anything wrong with that advert. It's a clever little dig at celebrity. It's not mocking men or ridiculing James Bond for being masculine, it's poking fun at the spy genre and people's expectations of Daniel Craig. It's more about the martini/Heineken thing at the end than anything else. The cab driver isn't better than Bond, she's just a cabbie.
shareThe ads not bad IMO, dare I say quite amusing, but you know what they say about stepping stones. It's this fear that some of us have that the next Bond outing will diffuse the action and intense moments with poorly inserted moments of slapstick comedy.
shareThat would be a disappointment. Rami Malek had a quote that makes me a bit worried...
"I said, ‘This is a very climactic moment, are you sure we should interject humour here?’ And she said, ‘Well, he just can’t help himself, can he?’ She had a very good sense of who the character was."
Yes, she was a good choice by the feminist woke crowd to put the bullet in Bond's head.
Ah well. It was a good run.