There is so much to agree with in your fellows statements.
I consistently like to use this film as an example of just how utterly f~~~ed-up society is. Society has completely accepted the forgoing of assigning any measure or form of responsibility or accountability for women, and then: they celebrate it. In a way, I feel sorry for a young girl who has been programmed to be a feminist (as if being a girl isn’t automatically f~~~ed up enough): how confusing must it be to be told you are strong, beautiful and independent, while maintaining that you are weak, ugly and a parasite. I would be just plain LOST, hence the fact that they eternally are, but by self-perpetuating practice. There. That is the full amount of pity I will ever show, for my entire lifetime. That’s the only carrot I’ll tie to a stick for them. I apologize for this, and you can now beat me about the head and neck with a broken bottle.
In it’s base form, this is a “feel-good love” story, with a bunch of other cool historical s~~~ thrown in to it to mask just how disparagingly disgusting the transparent tale really is.
Jenny is completely f~~~ed up and a total write off due to men. Period. That’s the message. It’s not enough that Forrest Gump is a complete and total miracle and can overcome any obstacle, the underlying theme ALWAYS returns to his love for a woman who is not only destroying herself, but taking out all of her childhood anguish on the very man who purports to shelter her. The underlying theme returns to “Men have all the luck”, and “Women are victims of their luck”.
There is no recognition whatsoever that once Jenny left her home; she completely destroyed her life in a single, continuous, gigantic loop for which she was entirely responsible. Her evil stepfather/father was indeed a piece of s~~~ who should have been taken out back and shot. Granted. But even as an adult, even with the greatest of loves offered to her, she chose to hate herself, and all that would be good in life.
Forrest, who is a clearly handicapped young boy, and man, sets off in life. The feminist must have you know, that despite this: pure genuine luck, a great hand of cards from the universe, and a series of gifts from the imaginary Patriarchy “donate” to this “unlucky soul” nothing less than a splendid life that most of us could only ever dream of.
How convenient that the white, southern male protagonist, DESPITE being handicapped, can’t even fart without succeeding, while our damsel in distress just tries to fight her demons oh so hard by shooting up, getting hammered, following the geographical cure, and just plain f~~~ing her way into oblivion.
Even Forrest’s mom, who is clearly a substantial landowner and could be an exceptionally successful woman if she remotely tried, is reduced in the mind of a feminist to someone who has to rent rooms in her house and f~~~ Forrest’s principal in order to secure any sort of future for her boy and herself.
Then…………to wrap all of this in the sickening blanket which women deem to be love: Forrest spends his entire life with only one true goal. To finally have Jenny acknowledge him as a human being. Which she never once does. She destroys him mentally, she destroys him spiritually, and with her sexually transmitted infection, appears to not give a single bit of a f~~~ for his physical well-being. The underlying message being: “It is her divine right to treat you as garbage, since her father did the same to her. You will never be loved by her, no matter what your sacrifice, as you are never what she is seeking.”
So many people found this story romantic, when in reality?
This was a story about a retarded kid who fell in love with a complete piece of trash, who had the audience celebrate her as a whore: and gosh-darn it…..you’d better like it. Because……….well……..PATRIARCHY. And if you are a man? It is impossible for you to fail, even if you try. And if you are a woman? No matter how hard you fight, men will keep you down.
Sure makes me wonder about the matriarchy in Zemeckis’ family.
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