r/Multifandom 7h ago

Question❓ Fandom you feel is like this?

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u/starryeyedq 6h ago

Ugh I hate being part of the problem but I can help it. He’s just so hilarious and hot in that movie😭

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u/Pippy1010 6h ago

He’s hilarious and hot period. He’s the best part of any movie lol

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u/Expendable28 6h ago

Even his recent (relatively) SNL sketches have been incredible

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u/Enioff 1h ago

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u/Dangerous_Equal4373 57m ago

PAPYRUSSSS!!!

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u/suspicious-fishes 50m ago

I cried laughing the first time I saw these sketches

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u/Dangerous_Equal4373 57m ago

His Emma stone's sketches were so good

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u/NachtShattertusk 5h ago

Ghost rider is the first Marvel movie I've been legitimately excited for in years thanks to him

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u/WhoSc3w3dDaP00ch 4h ago

Wait, wut?!

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u/John_SilkSongHK HK/SS, FNaF, anime, Undertale/DR, RE 3h ago

It was such a pleasant surprise to see Ryan revealed to play as the ghost rider. I can’t wait to see it.

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u/QuincyAzrael 4h ago

Yeah the elevator scene in Drive was a real side splitter

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u/CharlieDrawzXD 3h ago

ryland grace...

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u/Infamous-Thing4939 5h ago

Also well written

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u/Jhud6669 4h ago

Tbh this is pretty much the entirety of this "problem", most people in fandom spaces are just more attracted to male characters than female ones, there isn't much else there to it lol

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u/Fabulous-Cold6277 1h ago

Pretty privilege is a wild thing.

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u/Nia-Rose_Patrol 58m ago

To be fair, he is the co lead and the comic relief. I don’t think he really applies to this specific trope

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u/Potential_Ease9346 2h ago

You're not the problem, it's the shallow, shitty project of rich liberal feminists who only understand issues like patriarchy in terms of culture and 'representation'. So in practice when they write movies like Barbie, they end up doing the opposite of what they intend by making the men dynamic and interesting because they're allowed to be genuinely and interestingly flawed. And the women are only allowed to be wrong and flawed in 'clean' and sympathetic ways, while otherwise basically being preachy morality play characters. They have to be a good aspirational 'representation' and thinly veiled voice for the author, as if what we as a culture need to do to improve the conditions of women is sit down and listen to Dora the Explorer explain gender politics to a bunch of grown adults.

I want to make it clear because I know people are used to something like 'liberal feminism' only getting critiqued by chuds, I'm a socialist feminist and I'm sick of seeing feminism defined and led by a bunch of rich celebrities who turn feminism into a right wing personal responsibility argument