A detestable film audience and specialists wreak havoc with harsh criticism of “Blonde”

Although the release of ‘Blonde’Netflix’s film about the life of Marilyn Monroe was highly anticipated, there are many criticisms that have surrounded the film starring Ana de Armas, to the point that critics and audiences have defined it as one of the the “most hateful” films of the season.

At least in commercial terms, the Netflix film ‘Blonde’, directed by New Zealand director Andrew Domink, was a complete success, since from the first day it was released on the streaming platform, the film has positioned itself as one of the most watched, but it seems that neither the public nor the critics were satisfied.

Specialists on the subject classify “Blonde” as an anti-abortion film

The new Netflix movie ‘Blonde’ in which Ana de Armas plays Marilyn Monroe, was a commercial success; however, specialized critics think otherwise. This added to the fact that, since its presentation at the Venice Film Festival, the film has generated a lot of expectations.

The film based on Joyce Carol Oates’s book of the same name did not satisfy the audience, as they described it as “Misogynistic” and “cruel”since they ensure that although it is a reality that Marilyn Monroe was violated during her career, the way they are portrayed throughout the film is unnecessary.

According to VarietyManohla Dargis, film critic for New York Times He called it “vulgar”, and also as a citation for the purpose of “necrophilic entertainment”. But one of the most notable aspects is his high content against abortionas the three abortions experienced by actress Marilyn Monroe are revived in the Netflix tape.

The first two abortions the actress experienced were induced and the last occurred naturally. Throughout the entire film, digital images of talking fetuses are recreated, a fact that feeds the stigma that an embryo is a human being with conscience, as has been argued over the years through pro-life discourse.

These motifs have earned strong criticism from “Blonde”. abortion specialists. “I had the extreme misfortune of watching ‘Blonde’ on Netflix last night and let me tell you, the movie is so anti-abortion, so sexist, so exploitative,” wrote Steph Herold, abortion researcher at the ‘University of California, San Francisco.

Cannot recommend LESS. Don’t look at it. The abortion scenes in particular are terrible, but so is the whole movie, ”said Steph Herold.

So, from all this, the film specialists have suggested that the production of the film “Blonde” agreed to contribute to the propaganda against abortion and, at the same time, accuse the director of the film of being a misogynist man, since he does not seek to tell the life of Monroe, but to surround her story with morbidity.