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cate blanchett And, at the same time, should be universally interesting because, duh, women are interesting. Killing you in the LOL way, I hope. 1 ocean's 8 We know these gals love the game too much to just walk away. And do they have an excuse? 2 I still maintain that my bi-fi got a strong signal when Lou Cate Blanchett first came into contact with Debbie after her stint in prison, covering her with hugs and kisses. It would be interesting to know some of what went on during development of this film. 3 I just assumed it would be super gay because of, like, the radioactive lesbian energy emanating from Cate Blanchett in all set photos ahead of the release. Yes, Priscila T, this was a calculated and deliberate attack perpetrated by Cate Blanchett to devastating effect. 4 Soft gay noises OMG Loading Her whole vibe was soooooo gay, it was excellent : Loading 5 I know she had a bunch of stolen stuff hidden warehouse-like in her garage, but I thought that was more a byproduct of her compulsion to steal, not because she had some kind of storage fetish. Why force conflict when you can just show women working together really well and having a lot of fun while doing it? 6 Because gods forbid we make a mainstream movie hero canonically queer , right? Men buying shit. 7 No George Clooney. Unfortunately it seems you and most like you, so called "feminists", have been duped and you are actually working against the ascendency of the sacred feminine in favor of some fantasy and illogical idea of there being no such thing as gender. 8 However, Ocean's 8 didn't even have a cut scene or a verbal confirmation during the film's release that any of the characters are in fact lesbian or bisexual. In fact, they've actually confirmed to Digital Spy that. Just a hump, er hunch. 9 Debbie Ocean and Lou, played by Sandra Bullock and Cate Blanchett, played, essentially, a couple. Many a gay have picked up on the inherent. Yes, Priscila T, this was a calculated and deliberate attack perpetrated by Cate Blanchett to devastating effect. 10 There are tantalizing bits of dialogue, like when Debbie calls Lou, as she often does, her “partner”—and Lou replies, “I'm not your partner—yet. And if you want to make a movie about women, for women, make it by women. 11 This movie was soooooo gay haha! I was kind of hoping on that last scene,Tess Ocean would appear and answer Debbie with “Yes, he would've love. Men buying shit. 12

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