There's nothing redeeming about this film except for Colin Farrell and John Turturro roles as the bad guys. They're the only interesting characters.
I was very offended by Catwoman's dismissal of my race. My White father worked very hard and did well for himself throughout his hard life. He was able to send me to college where I studied very hard got my degree. Like many people I worked hard at many jobs. When the economy collapsed I was laid off in 2008 until 2013, and when I finally found a job I had it for just 6 years before losing that job during the pandemic. Because of economic collapse and covid-19 I've spent 8 of the last 25 years unemployed. If that's white privilege, then it doesn't amount to much privilege. Being white isn't a golden ticket. Sometimes it means being poor and having to struggle paycheck to paycheck , it means being a part of the lower class often. During those years of unemployment I depended on food pantries, I didn't get any food stamps, I was lucky enough to get by with friends, family and the kindness of strangers.
Allowing Zoe Kravitz Catwoman to talk about "White privilege" so cavalierly in this film is a huge insult to millions of White people who work hard, suffer and die just trying to care for their families and live and be happy without being insulted by privileged and out-of-touch, rich, insulated, pampered, spoiled, WOKE movie stars.
I was very offended by Catwoman's dismissal of my race. My White father worked very hard and did well for himself throughout his hard life. He was able to send me to college where I studied very hard got my degree. Like many people I worked hard at many jobs. When the economy collapsed I was laid off in 2008 until 2013, and when I finally found a job I had it for just 6 years before losing that job during the pandemic. Because of economic collapse and covid-19 I've spent 8 of the last 25 years unemployed. If that's white privilege, then it doesn't amount to much privilege. Being white isn't a golden ticket. Sometimes it means being poor and having to struggle paycheck to paycheck , it means being a part of the lower class often. During those years of unemployment I depended on food pantries, I didn't get any food stamps, I was lucky enough to get by with friends, family and the kindness of strangers.
Allowing Zoe Kravitz Catwoman to talk about "White privilege" so cavalierly in this film is a huge insult to millions of White people who work hard, suffer and die just trying to care for their families and live and be happy without being insulted by privileged and out-of-touch, rich, insulated, pampered, spoiled, WOKE movie stars.