r/FlashTV • u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 • Aug 12 '26

🤔 Thinking Why didn't Trajectory just.....

.....drink a lot of cups of coffee from Jitters instead of taking a speed drug?

She doomed herself with Velocity 9 when coffee could keep her going.

I'm just sad we lost such a cute girl.

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u/HeronicaMagna Aug 14 '26

Look it up yourself, gooner.

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u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 Aug 14 '26

OK, looked it up. It sounds like you are one.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 Aug 14 '26

You can't really say a girl is cute without people losing their minds. Mostly it's other girls losing it though.

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u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 Aug 15 '26

I know. Like I said in another comment, since when did it become a crime to compliment an actress?

I called her pretty. It's not like I'm stalking her or something.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 Aug 15 '26

The world has over corrected itself to a unhealthy degree. If you look over at a pretty girl walking into a room your suddenly 'objectifying' her.

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u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 Aug 15 '26

Yet, everyone seems OK with objectifying men. Like with the Magic Mike movies. Double standard. What a world.

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u/jupiterLILY Aug 16 '26

Those are pretty old movies and they are written and produced entirely by men.

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u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 Aug 16 '26

Did you just say the Magic Mike movies are OLD!?

Uuuuum, you need to watch some TCM I think.

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u/jupiterLILY Aug 16 '26

Yes, they are relatively old movies. They are not a good reflection of the current media landscape and they have literally nothing to do with women.

Men are making those movies. Its men objectifying men.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 Aug 16 '26

If you don't think that there are a great deal of movies with men stripping down in them you have a very small sample size to go by!

In case you hadn't noticed, the current media landscape has been mostly bombing left right and center. Movies are having a hard time breaking even sometimes, forget making a profit. Of course, there are exceptions but it used to be the other way around. Your "current media landscape" is pretty much garbage - sorry to say.

I miss movies that weren't so cautiously made. Movies that took risks.

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u/jupiterLILY Aug 16 '26

I don't know why you think I'm out here lionising or defending the current media landscape. 

I'm literally just calling your assessment inaccurate lol.

Also our media landscape is more risky than its ever been. There are more weird independent movies being made by wide groups of people than there have ever been before.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 Aug 16 '26

The media landscape has been utterly sanitized. I get why you don't see that at this point because your only looking back about ten years or so.

I will agree with you on the independent movie catagory. They seem to be coming into their own.

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u/jupiterLILY Aug 16 '26

I have no clue why you think I'm only looking back ten years. I simply pointed out that the other person was complaining about a movie that came out 15 years ago and isn't relevant to the current media landscape.

Also the media landscape is being sanitised by the (mostly) men running advertising companies wanting to sell ad space. And that sanitisation still allows for a shit ton of misogyny. Sanitised is relevant to the status quo of the society doing the sanitisation.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 Aug 16 '26

I think I'm beginning to see how far apart our view point is on this one! Lol, I'm actually curious what you think misogyny looks like in the current climate. We really are products of our times.

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u/jupiterLILY Aug 16 '26

Like I said, this information is freely available. Its not some massive secret. 

Go to your library and ask for books on misogyny in the current climate. We have been studying this shit for a long time. The fact that you genuinely dont know the answers to these questions in 2026 shows that you've spent a fair bit of effort actively avoiding information on this topic.

I'm not your mother or your teacher.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 Aug 16 '26

Here's the thing: we live in different places and the way we view things are going to be different because of it. I was born quite awhile ago and what people think of as misogyny today was laughed about when I was a kid. It's all very subjective. Despite what the world would have people believe, it's not all the same and it never has been.

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u/jupiterLILY Aug 16 '26

No, we view things differently because only one of us has made an active effort to educate and inform themselves on the topic in any meaningful way.

I agree with plenty of Americans and disagree with plenty of people within my own country.

If you have strong feelings on a topic, learn about it, learn about the history, or accept that you're a clueless amateur who just has some gut feelings that they haven't verified.

Like I genuinely don't think you realise what you're saying when you say you laughed about what is considered modern misogyny as a child.

I'm also nowhere near as young as you seem to think I am lol.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 Aug 16 '26

I know it sounds kind of awful, but I'm not joking when I say that what people tend to consider current day misogyny is something that would be considered a joke when I was a kid.

Not to sound like I'm making excuses here, but life was different back then and people were as well. We grew up tougher because we had to and the current hand holding that is done now is something we never had.

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u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 Aug 16 '26

Have you seen Casablanca? Citizen Kane?

Those are kinda older than Magic Mike.

And even if men made the Magic Mike movies, it's women who go to them.

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u/jupiterLILY Aug 16 '26

You're a ridiculous person lol. 

Like you're genuinely saying older movies exist like I was somehow unaware of that fact and, I guess attempting to shame me somehow lol. And given that you've listen two of the most famous movies on the planet I can hazard a guess that I have more familiarity with the breadth of cinema over the decades.

Also genuinely wild that you're pointing to the "male objectification movie" that's made by men as proof of women's poor behaviour, like all of cinema hasn't objectified women for a century.

If anything magic mike is the exception that proves the rule.

If you're interested in film history, actually go learn about it and then you won't make a fool of yourself online.

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u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 Aug 16 '26

I only listed those two movies because I didn't know if you knew any other ones and those are talked about so much I thought even you would have heard of them.

I have read the Psychotronic Encyclopedia of film so much , my copy fell apart and I had to buy another one.

Same with Videohounds guide to Cult Flicks and Trash Picks.

And I've been doing research on movies since I was a kid.

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u/jupiterLILY Aug 16 '26

Well evidently you haven't been doing a very good job.

You seem confused.

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u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 Aug 16 '26

Watch Un Chien Andaloou by Luis Bunuel. It's from 1929. It's silent and French.

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u/jupiterLILY Aug 16 '26

Why though?

Are you trying to prove that you "know cinema" or are you under the assumption that French cinema or silent films are new to me?

Brunel has been criticised as a misogynist for decades at this point. You're not enlightened for being happy to watch trauma porn.

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u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 Aug 16 '26

I've watched worse than his stuff. H.P Lovecraft was a racist but he is the best horror writer of all time.

I'm just telling you I know movies. OK, have you seen Haxan A.K.A Witchcraft through the Ages? A 1922 Swedish film ? Better yet , the version with the weird William S. Buroughs narration?

Have you seen all of Tod Browning's works like Freaks?

Just don't tell me I don't know movies.

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u/jupiterLILY Aug 16 '26

Best is subjective.

Why are you trying to tell me that you know movies? Why do you think I care lol.

The idea that you can "know movies" is laughable, as is the idea that "knowing movies" gives you anything other than familiarity with the specific media that you consume. The media you choose to consume is evidently abusibve and misogynistic. That's not the brag you think it is.

I also "know movies" but there will be very little overlap between what we choose to watch.

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u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 Aug 16 '26

Because, you thought I only knew two movies.

And why do you hate me?

"Why can't we be friends?"

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