Shoulda Gone To China. They Give Away

Somebody Asked Me Earlier If I Thought It Was Really Important To Tell Stories About Women's Struggles. And I Said Yes, But At The Same Time, It's Also Important To Tell Stories About Women's Triumphs, Women Being Slackers, Women Being Criminals, Women Being Heroes.

Personally, I Consider 'titanic' The Most Brilliant Example Of Successful Counterprogramming; The Film Actually Countered Itself By Embedding An Epic Chick Flick Within A Classic Disaster Movie.

As A Kid, I Spent Every Summer Bent Over A Stack Of Books, Obsessively Writing Detailed Reports On Each One.

There's Something Magical About Spending A Sunday Night Watching Real People At A Deli, Then Watching Fake People Pretending To Be Real On Tv, Then Engaging In (arguably) False Interaction With (arguably) Real People On The Internet. Never At Any Prior Point In Time Has This Been Possible.

I Think It's Pretty Obvious That Women's Stories Are Not Necessarily Being Told In Hollywood And Women Are Not Necessarily Being Put In The Leadership Positions They Deserve In Mainstream Film.