Yeah, her whole analysis is through the critique of film studies and also the main thing they teach you at film school in terms of like the people who are mostly writing essays on films, you know, except for a few really great ones that you can

cherry pick around the internet is exercises in creating long-form

babbling with nothing actually attached to it or you're just like as

Yogi the bear seals the picnic basket so too do we steal the bread from our

labor or what you just put two things together and make an essay out of it and that's what you learn.

It's such post-mortem garbage. It's actually funny because she gets mad at Tim Burton at one point in time.

Oh wait, the Tim Byrne thing is a whole other thing.

Record scratch.

She gets mad at Tim Burton at one point in time because when Winona Ryder's character is old,

she doesn't want Johnny Depp to see her that way, but she does the, she makes some pretty harsh judgments on women's looks as well, like at least two times in these videos.

One of the times being that the cancer patient is like

gross now and unfeminine because she's got cancer and her head is shaved

which like I think the lady actually looks fine

I mean she's got cancer but she's like still attractive

otherwise she's fine she's a very symmetrical all the time. Don't put that on Marla. She only looks attractive in like one scene and the rest of the time she's gross.

Now hold on a second.

I watch that film in 1999 when it came out and then as now I was very attracted to kind of

I don't know grungy fucking goth chicks like my wife she was hot and she was

hot yes she was both it Yes, she was both.

It was a thing in the 90s.

It was heroin she.

You generation Z moron?

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