Oh fuck off.

What a surprise (not). When will they ever learn? 🥱🥱🥱🥱

Mental illness is common amongst both sexes, no societal movement will change this fact.

TBF, Caplan has a point, and even the 1987 film was originally going to end on a more ambiguous note in which Alex was less of the monstrous harpy, and more a sad, tragic character who'd been messed about by a married man (in the original script she was going to commit suicide, rather than stalk his wife in his own home).

That said, isn't the de facto cultural assumption that men are innately bad, and women are generally sweet and innocent?

The good thing is that no one cares about this remake. It will be forgotten soon and the original classic will live on.

You're very intelligent from the looks of it, and a shining example of the idiots who love the original movie.

If I recall correctly women LIKED the original because "It taught married men a lesson if they cheated on them"

Yeah ....audiences have changed, women are finding that men just don't want to get married anymore. I don't think this tv series will help guys change their mind.

Actually, Glenn Close did a fine job portraying the character of Alex as a fragile and complex tragic figure, and not just a one-dimensional villain. Surely, the original movie promotes a conservative agenda, reflecting the 80s paranoia and guilt over extramarital affairs, which followed the sexual revolution of the 60s and 70s, but overall it is such an over-the-top film that eventually becomes fun and entertaining to watch.

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