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Post-apocalyptic pronatalism is the most inspiring pronatalism. As in the great new horror film @quietplacemovie by @johnkrasinski, starring him & Emily Blunt. Strong family values, rural American setting, great symbolism.pic.twitter.com/bE0PVzrOWn
And then we have this review of @quietplacemovie by @NewYorker, which entirely misses the point by complaining that there's not enough diversity and intersectionality in the movie.https://www.newyorker.com/culture/richard-brody/the-silently-regressive-politics-of-a-quiet-place …
My favorite part of the terrible New Yorker piece that talked about this was its criticism of how the narrative favorable portrayed guns. Like the idea of parents having the means to protect their offspring from predators is an aberrant concept.
What are we supposed to use? Harsh language?
Other than this tweet I’ve heard it’s actually a really good film
I’m not convinced that this film’s audience was in need of a pronatal message. While I’m by no means a member of the VHEM, it’s pretty clear to me that the industrial infrastructure required to sustain the current human population is incompatible with a balanced biosphere.
Share my home with two under the age of 10 so always appreciate adult film suggestions since we saw Incredibles 2 on opening night.
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