Em Rata Blasts The Fuck Out Of The Marilyn Monroe Biopic Blonde For ‘Fetishising Female Pain’

Emily Ratajkowski has slammed Netfilix’s new Marilyn Monroe

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@emrataSo done with the fetishization of female pain and suffering. Bitch Era 2022♬ original sound – Emrata

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Oh wow. Blonde may sincerely be one of the most detestable movies I've ever seen. A self-indulgent act of cruelty by a deeply incurious filmmaker.

— unfriendly black hottie 🪩 (@battymamzelle) September 28, 2022

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I had the extreme misfortune of watching Blonde on Netflix last night and let me tell you that movie is so anti-abortion, so sexist, so exploitative. CanNOT recommend it LESS. Do not watch. The abortion scenes in particular are terrible, but so is the whole entire movie.

— Steph Herold (@StephHerold) September 29, 2022

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biopic for “fetishising female pain”. She ate, chewed, tore, devoured and left no crumbs. I see no lies. Ratajkowski took to TikTok on Friday to share her thoughts on the flick. “So, I’ve been hearing a lot about this Marilyn Monroe movie , which I haven’t seen yet, but I’m not surprised to hear it’s yet again another movie fetishising female pain, even in death,” she said. “We love to fetishise female pain — look at , look at . Look at the way we obsess over [] ‘s death, the way we obsess over dead girls and serial killers. “Watch any CSI episode and it’s this crazy fetishisation of female pain and death.” The model’s views echo those of critics around the world, who have blasted the film for its “” and “” take on Monroe’s life. One particularly scathing review came from co-chief film critic of , who lambasted the film as “the latest necrophiliac entertainment to exploit [Monroe],” and said it was a “relief” the Hollywood icon “didn’t have to suffer through the vulgarities of . The film, which was helmed by , is an adaption of ‘ 2000 novel of the same title. The book is a fictionalised account of her life, so some of the stuff in didn’t happen. There’s no evidence that Monroe had an abortion, for example, but in the film she’s forced to have two procedures. In one disgustingly crass scene, Dominik took viewers inside her vagina (???) and in another, a squeaky-voiced foetus in utero asked Monroe: “You won’t hurt me this time, will you?” It’s fucking gross. Any truthful flick about Monroe would have to reckon with the horrors she endured throughout her life, including her experience with mental illness, addiction, sexual assault and the cruel way in which she was commodified by Hollywood. But dwells on Monroe’s suffering and leaves out powerful moments of her life. The audience doesn’t see her or the fact she formed her own production company to assert control in a male-dominated industry — in fact, Dominik told the these parts of Monroe’s life were “not so interesting to me”. Hmm, so you just wanted to focus on Monroe’s tragedy and sexual exploitation instead? Well, as a wise oracle by the name of Emily Ratajkowski once said: “We love to fetishise female pain”.