I'd be interested in hearing your analysis of "The Last Duel".
Those shots of the nobles in the audience during the titular fight made me think the movie was actually a commentary on how women are used to subvert/seize power. Not by the lowest rungs of the social order, but by the third-highest rungs getting rid of the second-highest.
Basically, when the aristocrats got tired of being strong-armed by Adam Driver, they used sexual impropriety as a means to overthrow/kill him.
Your analogy of Me Too works well, because that's how the communications industry got rid of its executives.
well, what's the anti-thesis?
I'd be interested in hearing your analysis of "The Last Duel".
Those shots of the nobles in the audience during the titular fight made me think the movie was actually a commentary on how women are used to subvert/seize power. Not by the lowest rungs of the social order, but by the third-highest rungs getting rid of the second-highest.
Basically, when the aristocrats got tired of being strong-armed by Adam Driver, they used sexual impropriety as a means to overthrow/kill him.
Your analogy of Me Too works well, because that's how the communications industry got rid of its executives.