Unrest - reviews and general articles

Vogue “Strike a Pose”

 

We have Lady Gaga, who is one tough, powerful, and outspoken woman.

VS the term “Lady Like”, which I feel is derogatory, and seems more like a term a finishing school would promote in 1950s.

Fortunately, my Father was smart enough never to tell me “ladies don’t do that”. Else my Mom and I would have kicked his ass to the curb.

 

I’d better rescue you quickly, from the hot water you seem to be drowning in.

Lady MErmaid

 

https://twitter.com/user/status/953985998307938306

 

Okay I'm not a fashion person and never have been, but this is really Something.

 

Maybe more nudity is needed............wonder if David Tuller is up for it.

 

Is this in the hard print version? If so it would find its way into doctors' waiting rooms all over the place. In fact most waiting rooms.

 

Would it hurt to ask?

 

Err ... he's a great guy but ... retrograde step I think .

 

You're being predictable again ...

 

Surely, not NHS GP waiting rooms, far too upmarket, not to mention it's a current edition - nothing but ancient trashy mags at ours, Katie Price is still married to Peter Andre, isn't she?

 

Over time, I feel that a non-gendered approach is what we will be adapting to, because everyone must be included. I am more of the “Windows Classic” theme myself, regarding gender identity and gender attraction. I don’t think its fair to force anyone to fit into a stereotypical role.

 

Well, I think you need a good spanking

 

They filter down to the minions eventually (joke!).

 

I added the Vogue article to the "critics" list on IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3268850/externalreviews?ref_=tt_ov_rt
It's not complete and the most important reviews from the biggest magazines and newspapers are missing. Feel free to add reviews, if you like. I'll also add some more.

 

Virginia DeBolt
January 24, 2018

"............As Jennifer talked to other ME victims and learned their stories, she realized that millions of people were languishing away in bedrooms, their lives unlived, their dreams unfulfilled. She termed them “missing.” People didn’t even know they existed because they never saw them. ME sufferers never get to do the things they want, go the places they want, be who they want to be."

http://oldaintdead.com/review-unrest/#more-25452

 

@Sly Saint, nice sympathetic article . . . and a sneaky appearance by @Valentijn!

 

I'm not particularly familiar with the politics of this, but someone appears to have posted a lengthy critique of Unrest that accuses Jennifer Brea of planning to exploit someone's funeral. Fairly long read, for those who struggle to take in info:

http://planetthrive.com/2018/01/unrest-review-part-1/

I think it's completely ridiculous but in the interest of balance I thought it was worthy of posting here.