Middle-Aged Man Babies Are Mad That The ‘Birds Of Prey’ Women Aren’t Sexy Enough
"It's like you guys just go to the movies to be perverts."
As reviews of DC’s Birds of Prey have started to roll in, giant man babies have begun complaining over the lack of “sex appeal” in the new flick.
Despite the film starring naturally sexy actresses like Margot Robbie and Mary Elizabeth Winstead, middle-aged men are unhappy with the more clothed characters.
For example, Twitter user Matthew Kadish firmly believes that Birds of Prey will have the same fate that Charlies Angels did. “They’ve removed any sex appeal these characters had to appeal to a female ‘girl power’ audience instead of the core male comic book audience,” he tweeted.
“They literally don’t know who they’re making this movie for,” he said alongside a gif which featured Black Canary, basically with her tits out.
You know why #BirdsOfPrey is going to bomb just like #CharliesAngels did?
They've removed any sex appeal these characters had to appeal to a female "girl power" audience instead of the core male comic book audience.
They literally don't know who they're making this movie for. pic.twitter.com/ZKp9A301PN
— Matthew Kadish (@MatthewKadish) January 26, 2020
Matthew continued his flawed argument in a follow-up tweet, saying: “Even the women want to see attractive women on screen. Cosplayers want hot characters to emulate. None of the Birds of Prey characters have any sex appeal.”
Sharing a gif of Harley Quinn laying on a couch eating string cheese, Matthew then spoke about his gripes with the treatment of his favourite woman. “They even toned down Harley Quinn to make her less sexy, despite that being her biggest draw in Suicide Squad.”
Like, even women want to see attractive women on screen. Cosplayers want hot characters to emulate. None of the #BirdsOfPrey characters have any sex appeal. They even toned down Harley Quinn to make her less sexy, despite that being her biggest draw in #SuicideSquad. pic.twitter.com/A8LVEMhqiW
— Matthew Kadish (@MatthewKadish) January 26, 2020
Unfortunately, this opinion was not held by Matthew alone. Another Twitter user by the name of @HuoBambino called attention to the lack of sexiness in Mary Elizabeth Winstead’s character, Huntress.
It’s like they told Mary Elizabeth Winstead: “you can’t be sexy in this movie. We don’t do that here” pic.twitter.com/ach5H4LgT7
— HUO ᴹᴬᴱˢᵀᴿᴼ ᴼᶠ ᵀᴴᴱ ᴿᴱᵀᴿᴼ (@HuoBambino) January 13, 2020
Apparently, middle-aged men believe that these changes were made to spite mem, at the hands of Margot Robbie and her “feminism” agenda. Clearly upset over the shift away from the “male gaze”, these men took to Twitter to complain about the Birds of Prey characters looking like men with flat chests and loose pants.
That’s what happens when you have Margot Robbie and the feminist director wanting to stop the “male gaze”
— #WrongSupermanGotAShow (@Clark_7593) January 13, 2020
Guess I’ll take my male gaze and money, to 1917 instead. Still haven’t seen it, but really wish to. Birds of Prey, not so much.
— Aaron Countryman (@ocmano) January 13, 2020
Yes, no tight pants allowed and a a top that flattens her chest to make her look like a boy. A film directed and written by feminists.
— Jar Jar (Not) ̶A̶b̶r̶a̶m̶s̶ (@JarJarAbramss) January 13, 2020
Sorry, Piss Babies The Girls Are Still Sexy
The Birds of Prey haters were, as expected, dragged for their piss-poor reasoning behind their dislike for the film. This apparent lack of “sex appeal” clearly just reflects the strange male desire for a human version of the 1992 comic character of Harley Quinn – a scantily clad woman with a disproportionate figure in outfits that weren’t made for crime.
Unfortunately for these piss babies, Birds of Prey was not only directed by a woman – but also had women producers and writers. This desire for characters that were designed less for the “male gaze” was deliberate and with reason. Birds of Prey is made by women and is focused more on the characterisation of Quinn, over the sexualisation of her as seen in Suicide Squad.
Actually, what they’re doing is making women more like women. Imagine, a movie made by women, with women as the main characters, having accurate representations of women? They know who they’re making this movie for. Men that actually know what real women look like.
— evan ⛓️ (@30giri) January 26, 2020
It’s this lack of sexualisation that has angered middle-aged men on the internet. But people have begun questioning the need for any film to have “attractive women” to be enjoyable. This need for “sexy” women in movies truly makes little sense when porn is free and so easily accessible. So, of course, people started poking fun at these upset men for their strange need for sexy characters.
Waaa superhero movie make me mad because my pee pee no go up waaaa
— Custard Cream #TLJGang (@custard_karim) January 13, 2020
“This movie will not have monetary success because my penis is unsatisfied”
— HawkOfTheNight9000 (@IdealOfHope29) January 26, 2020
“Birds of Prey no sexy for my PP” pic.twitter.com/LATETg15Yz
— Anthony (@BrooklynBatman_) January 26, 2020
It’s like you guys just go to the movies to be perverts
— Nightking Is. (@2HotCheetoPuffs) January 13, 2020
— Katie (@ZiziFothSi) January 14, 2020
Beyond this, people have started questioning the male brain and its take on attractiveness. While backlash for the female-directed film was sadly expected, the take that the actresses and characters were not “sexy” enough was very strange.
i expected Birds of Prey to get backlash from weird nerds because it's a movie for women directed by a woman. but i naively did NOT expect the backlash to be "mary elizibeth winstead isn't sexy in leather, with short hair and a crossbow" i fail to understand how straight men work
— the titular "nobody" in the mitski song "nobody" (@notstupidgaycat) January 14, 2020
We are now living in a world where dark haired women decked out in lots of leather that could kill a man with a look (or an arrow) aren’t considered sexy. This really is the darkest timeline.
— Brett the Autistic Bibliomancer (@Mr_Goodfellow91) January 14, 2020
Dudes complaining that they don't find the #BirdsofPrey girls sexy because they're empowered, even though they all look like Lolita punk rock Barbie dolls, is pretty definitive proof that the underlying thing they find sexy in women is a complete lack of agency.
— Faith Naff ?️??️⚧️?? (@FaithNaff) January 26, 2020
I guess all-leather outfits on empowered women is no longer sexy. Spread the word, y’all.