What Ever Happened to Baby Jaime? (Rebanal)

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I feel like back in the 60's, the big reason you could get away with using alien races as a metaphor for marginalized groups was because there were a lot of limits to exploring those themes anyway. Obviously that's changed nowadays and it feels more cowardly to keep doing that.

William Bibbiani@williambibbiani.bsky.social · yesterday

Is it just me, or is using sci-fi/fantasy creatures as an allegory for real-life marginalized groups an excuse for white filmmakers to tell stories about why racism is bad while still casting white people in most of those roles? This post brought to you by Brad Bird's RAY GUNN, by the way.

Human private detective Ray Gunn looks defeated while sitting next to his partner, an alien played by Tom Waits.

"Barats delivers a lot of self-deprecating jokes that make for good laughs and cringe moments that are meant to land like that embarrassing memory you remember from the sixth grade in the middle of the night." Nathan Sherwood reviews Anchors Aweigh from #TIFF2026 here:

TIFF 2026—‘Anchors Aweigh’ Review: How a Blue Man Falls Down

Matt Barats's comedy puts you in an uncomfortable spot in life that anyone can experience.

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It is wild to see a half of a billion dollars MCU movie pull the same shit a 1997 issue of X-Force would pull, where there's a checklist in the back explaining that if you want to read this book, here are the eleven (11) other titles you need to be keeping up with.