Oh my god, I think I fucking love you.

That's too bad.

Man, I just wanted to recreate the experience of watching this film. Hello and welcome to another episode.

Sorry, I just wanted to recreate the experience of watching this film.

That's fair.

And also the experience of many of us in real life these days.

These of days.

Yeah.

Because on another episode of Kill James Bond, I am Alice Goldwoldo Kellyan.

I'm joined as always by my friends Abigail Thorne and Devon.

Hey, sorry.

And also, the lingering presence of toxic masculinity, right?

Which we cannot escape and which shrouds all of our actions.

I scrub myself in the shower, but still, I can't get rid of it.

It's, yeah, yeah. And it's imposed on us. It's, you know, it's coming in from outside, you know, it's circling us. It's, you know, every day of our lives we confront toxic masculinity. And so, I thought we would have a nice escape from toxic masculinity by watching a movie. But, oh, fuck, there's toxic masculinity in there, too too. Oh no! Turns out they've got fucking, they got men in the movies as well. The one thing I depended on, I

remind upon. They've pretty much only got men in the movies.

Yeah, I know. That's okay. There's gonna be at least one woman. Maybe two.

There is at least one, there are two. There is at least one woman, there are two.

That's true.

This movie, I believe, passes the Becdell test, which demonstrates once and for all the, sort of like, inutility of that test.

It's nothing up than a fun thing.

Just about, just about, like, scraping by with like a D-minus on the Pectail test.

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