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History of Feminism

ismnotwasm

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2. I'm better at books than movies

Reply to LoveIsNow (Reply #1)

Thu Nov 7, 2013, 12:51 AM

Nov 2013

What this article did, was make me want to see the new one, which I haven't done. I actually used part of the original Carrie with my oldest grandson (didn't let him watch the whole thing) to show him that not all jocks in school have to be macho "bad boys"

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The Blood of Carrie: A Feminist Review of the Re-Make of Stephen King's Classic [View all] ismnotwasm Nov 2013 OP

I remember my college film professor LoveIsNow Nov 2013 #1

I'm better at books than movies ismnotwasm Nov 2013 #2

I wonder if there was a feminist meaning in "Misery"? boston bean Nov 2013 #3

Some of King's stuff - 'Gerald's Game' for one - does have a fair amount of commentary nomorenomore08 Nov 2013 #4

I just read a review ismnotwasm Nov 2013 #5

I really like your comments. I also love Stephen King's books Grateful for Hope Nov 2013 #6

Yeah--it's a little silly ismnotwasm Nov 2013 #7