Rain of criticism to ‘Blonde’ with Ana de Armas for her latest trailer for Netflix

With the release of the latest trailer for Netflix’s “Blonde”, based on the book of the same name by Joyce Carol Oates, social networks have criticized various aspects of what the life of Marilyn Monroe, who will be played by actress Ana de Armas, is like. retracted.

Despite ‘blonde’ It is based on the life of Marilyn Monroe., Andrew Dominik’s film takes the book of the same name as a reference, it is worth remembering that it is not a biopic. Among other things, this has made Internet users unhappy with this approach.

Even when the author of the original novel has already seen the film and praised the feminist aspect of the story, fans criticize the fact that “Blonde” exploits the abuses suffered by Marilyn Monroe. YouTuber and reporter Grace Randolph also said she won’t “cover” the new film by Ana de Armas for Netflix.

And is that, recently, it was confirmed that ‘blonde’ It will be Netflix’s first original NC-17 movie., which means it will have explicit scenes, violence and strong language. Also, followers criticize the fact that this film is presented as a biography of Marilyn Monroe (Ana de Armas).

The criticism of ‘Blonde’ and his look at Marilyn Monroe

Some of the fan criticisms of ‘Blonde’ make it clear that “it relies heavily on a fictional book about Marilyn Monroe that will feed audiences more lies about her. This is not a biopic. Furthermore, the NC-17 classification is only because the man wants it, not because it is necessary. It’s a way to sexualize her even more. ”

In another one you can read: “Let Hollywood tell us how Hollywood treated this woman (Marilyn Monroe) badly and how even after decades have passed since her death, people are still benefiting from her image.” In the past, Ana de Armas herself claimed that “Blonde” had a good script and, moreover, would do justice to the image of the actress.

It will be September 23 when “Blonde” with Ana de Armas will debut on the Netflix platform, which also includes Adrien Brody, Sara Paxton, Bobby Cannavale, among others.