I’m watching this movie.

Opening scene had me raging.

I’m looking forward to seeing how this story evolves.

I’m already grateful for the portrayal of all these evil women.

And the ‘diversity hire’ judge.

I am thankful to the beauty and power of Rosamund Pike. She knows the message this film is putting out.

Manipulation of the system, ‘officials’ collaborating.

Peter Dinklage. Always a pleasant sight.

I’m waiting for the counter plot against this Grayson ‘bitch’.

There was a scene just now that highlighted the genuine plight that women have faced.

I can’t forget my own mistreatment of women. Not that I’m forgetting my mistreatment of self in those cases either… and the mistreatment of them to me and them to themselves…

My Nan commented “she is one evil mare”

My response: “there’s a lot of evil women out there. They get away with it. Feminism”.

Feminism could be a force for good, alongside Masculism.

The opening scene to this movie will make you want to break things if you, like me, have suffered the misandry, the abuse, from this uncivilisation, that is ubiquitous.

Nazis were less than a hundred years ago.

The evil people and the idiots who allowed that to happen are the same as the people today.

Scene gets me thinking… “we didn’t start the fire, the world’s been burning since the world’s been turning”.

I want her to die, she’s so evil, but I also don’t, the story’s not over yet.

I think I’m biologically wired to be glad to see women survive…

Weird that this evil woman is still somehow being (successfully) framed as a character we are rooting for to come out well…

Then again, I know I’ve rooted for evil men to do well… I must admit I have misanthropy in my soul.

I’m now getting the message that this film is bringing a spotlight to something huge and evil.

Watch the movie, you’ll get it.

Good ending. Nice hat.

Powerful art.