I love Grease, went to see it twice at the flicks when it came out & would have gone more times if I'd been able to afford it too. I love it & honestly don't care if nobody else does, especially the toxic wokeflakes on twitter !
Our girls used to plonk themselves down in front of the tv every afternoon as soon as they got in from school to watch the Grease DVD their nana had bought them. They were word perfect. Shame it wasn’t on their GCSE syllabuses....
Twitter has some 330 million monthly active users including the Dalai Lama, the Pope and Sir David Attenborough
Full of self importance and just winding each other up, all the time. I hear that the Pope challenged the Dalai Lama to a square go outside Wetherspoons last night.
I’d better stop wearing my make up then Blossoming. And I’ve just bought a new eyeliner too! ?
Now now Urmstongran I never mentioned make up. Nor did I suggest the film should be banned. Please don’t try to start a fight with me, I have had enough hassle already this week!
Twitter? Pah, ignore them they’re so full of their own self importance! I’m not sure they don’t just wind one another up. I think there’s a lot of bitter comments on it (from what friends tell me). She also thinks alcohol taken during the evening adds to the toxicity! We all have an opinion. Value yours. ?
What? Everyone on the whole Twitter?
It is misogynistic. “Tell me more tell me more did she put up a fight”…..
Grease was of it's time, in common with most old movies. It is remembered chiefly for the music, so if people want to ban the film they should also ban the music. In fact why don't they call for the banning of all 60's pop music (except instrumentals) as most of the lyrics are sexist by today's standards. I think it is useful for today's young people to see for themselves the standards that applied then, so that they can appriciate how things have changed for the better.
It is misogynistic, with the central message being that Sandy has to turn herself into a tarty male fantasy to ‘win her man’. A lot of old films are misogynistic.
I don’t like musicals, but it’s your choice if you want to watch it.
Twitter? Pah, ignore them they’re so full of their own self importance! I’m not sure they don’t just wind one another up. I think there’s a lot of bitter comments on it (from what friends tell me). She also thinks alcohol taken during the evening adds to the toxicity! We all have an opinion. Value yours. ?
Yes, utterly stupid. It was of its time and accepted as such. Rather like trying to ban performances of music by dead Russian composers for crimes committed now.
I enjoyed watching the film ‘Grease’ on Sunday afternoon - it brought back memories of a lovely time in my life. I was concerned to find that the following day, according to several newspapers there was a storm of protest on Twitter calling the film misogynistic and all manner of other accusations - ultimately calling for it to be banned from transmission on TV. Is this what we’ve come to ?