Why BLONDE is a MASTERPIECE!

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0:00 Intro
2:54 Trauma and triggering
6:35 Is my perspective skewed because I'm a man?
10:45 Is 'Blonde' bad because it's inaccurate?
14:49 Is 'Blonde' tarnishing Marilyn Monroe's legacy?
17:23 What 'Blonde' is actually about: Jung, The Persona, Archetypes and The Collective Unconscious
29:13 What 'The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford' is about
34:54 How 'Blonde' explores its themes
41:08 Marilyn Monroe's persona
45:42 'Blonde' is a dream and a psychodrama
53:09 Even if my interpretation is correct is there still an ethical issue?
55:42 Marilyn's childhood and her mother
1:00:06 The Darryl Zanuck scene
1:08:25 Marilyn's abortions and miscarriage
1:19:36 The JFK scene
1:25:26 Does 'Blonde' do a good enough job of communicating to audiences that it is fiction?
1:32:56 What 'Blonde' leaves out from Marilyn Monroe's life
1:35:32 Does 'Blonde' want you to empathise with its protagonist?
1:42:38 Ana de Armas' performance
1:45:24 'Blonde' as a horror film about possession, exorcism and human sacrifice
1:47:21 Is 'Blonde' porn or torture porn or trauma porn?
2:04:23 Is 'Blonde' being psychologically reductive in its portrayal of Marilyn's "Daddy Issues"
2:16:03 Is 'Blonde' shallow and simplistic?
2:19:24 Andrew Dominik's career and comments in interviews
2:29:46 Why 'BLONDE' is a MASTERPIECE!
2:38:26 I finally lose my mind