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Sympthsical

(9,091 posts)
1. Or it highlights the struggle of women to be heard
Sun Nov 6, 2022, 04:21 PM
Nov 2022

Where predators, particularly in Hollywood, have a history of escaping consequences because people default to He Said, She Said. A lot of Weinstein's accusers were dismissed for many years because of this dynamic despite about a bajillion alarm bells going off.

Scrivener7

(50,990 posts)
6. The ad does something with the phrase "he said/ she said" but the movie title is just "She Said."
Sun Nov 6, 2022, 06:27 PM
Nov 2022

Which I think is good.

robbob

(3,536 posts)
8. Yes! Like when the sexual assault allegations started coming out against tRump
Sun Nov 6, 2022, 07:18 PM
Nov 2022

in the 2016 run up. And Faux “news” and tRump followers were like, “she’s lying…and she’s lying…and she is also lying…and….”

You get the drift. And then “WHY are all these allegations coming out at once???” Like, um…I dunno; because he’s running for president?

Maeve

(42,287 posts)
10. Recent ad...at the end the words HE SAID morph to SHE SAID, the actual title
Sun Nov 6, 2022, 07:49 PM
Nov 2022

The Kevin Bacon movie has nothing to do with Weinstein

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