Pride & Prejudice Movie (This is a Sexist Rant)

Listen... I hope every bitch (bitch being female lead) in the movie dies and the Zombies win. I've never seen such a disgusting display of female praising and brown nosing than I have with this movie.

"OMG WERE INDEPENDENT"

"OMG WE KNOW KUNG FU"

"OH IM SO BADASS BECAUSE I USE GUNS AND I'M A GRIILLLL"

And the critics are praising it... Jesus Christ...

Fucking disgusting... If I see another ad of this while I'm watching [Adult Swim] I might actually throw my TV out my window.

#HaltFemaleLeads #FuckFeminism #MalePower

More and more proof that you like shlong

Tim, take a look at those dank ass power rankings<3

I mean, have you watched it though? I hate Feminazi's as much as the next sane person but you can't hate on something if you've never seen/played/read/done said thing.

It was the same thing with Mad Max Fury Road for me everyone was like "wooo strong female characters! this movie is the best fucking thing evvvvvvar! RAWR!" and I was just like "am I the one only here who realises this movie isn't all that great and is actually kinda average and isn't automatically good just cause it has a strong female characters?".

I mean if we're meant to be all about "equality" (ch'yeah, right. Feminazi's will hate men no matter what and want to rule the world. Yeah, good luck with that.) and shit we shouldn't be making a big deal about it in the first place because making a deal about it acknowledge's that women aren't equal to men in the first place and is kinda counter productive.

Pride and Prejudice retains a fascination for modern readers, continuing near the top of lists of "most loved books." It has become one of the most popular novels in English literature, selling over 20 million copies, and receives considerable attention from literary scholars. Modern interest in the book has resulted in a number of dramatic adaptations and an abundance of novels and stories imitating Austen's memorable characters or themes.[1]

And now zombies :/
Step too far.

PPZ is like a 10 year old book. For kids. To get them interested in reading.

I'm an English major and at first glance it's disgusting "literature", but it is a nice gesture to make a classic more appealing to kiddos.