Romantic Comedies Are Problematic
from Midnight Movie Club Hosted by The All New Midnight Movie Club
Lolo Loren and Patrick Poe join the club and break down the problems with romantic comedy and it's promotion of harassment, First Time Movie Club, can you ignore an artist's behavior for its art, why I enjoyed Birth of a Nation, and more! Don't forget to check out their film Almost Sorta Maybe and subscribe to the First Time Movie Club podcast hosted by Patrick and Lolo. This episode has another Exclusive Spotify video. All episodes contain SPOILERS!!! Join the Club Movies Discussed: 2001: A Space Odyssey, How to Lose A guy in 10 Days, The Birth of a Nation (1915), The Night House #romanticcomedy #stanleykubrick #filmmaking #relationshipissues Timestamps: 00:00 Banter (Arguing on the internet) 02:50 Show Starts Making Stay Home 10:30 Lolo and Patrick introduction and trials of a creative couple 19:35 Romantic Comedies romanticizes harassment culture 32:45 Who hasn't seen Toy Story and Stanley Kubrick is overrated 40:00 Can you ignore an artist's behavior and celebrates their art. 48:47 Birth of a Nation (1917) why Rowe enjoyed it and foreign films 55:41 The importance of context and more art vs artist For More From Lolo and Patrick of IX Productions ixfilmproductions.com instagram.com/ixfilmproductions twitter.com/ixproductions on all social Lolo Loren @thisislololoren Patrick Poe @thepatrickpoe Links arowefilms.com instagram.com/arowefilms Instagram.com/midnightmoviepod twitter.com/arowefilms youtube.com/arowefilms
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