Questionable Questing

Maid's aren't for everyone. And I like it. It was your standard spy movie shlock in a lot of ways, although with a deeper focus on espionage and investigating rather than action which I appreciated. But the real star was the dynamic between Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal. Both were pretty funny together and the emotional moments only worked so well because of that.

What made it great and read update

Unfortunately can't find more futa. But I'll keep looking. And what made it good, and was a little infuriating not going to lie, is that Aflect is playing someone with autism so he's very robotic, deliberate, and blunt. While Bernthal is very flippent and arrogant. So you have the completely different personalities arguing and bonding, but on the other hand in the movie their brothers.

As a guy with aspiergers blunt yes but robotic is misleading

So there's this very deep understanding between the two of them. Despite Bernthal's attitude, he's surprisingly very patient with his brother and his inability to explain certain concepts or his trouble with reading the room which really humanizes him. While Aflect, is doing a good job showing that he cares about his brother while having trouble connecting and relating with him.

And yeah the robotic part irritated me a little too, but on the other hand I think his issues are a little more severe than Asperger's, so...

So Bernthial isn't being a dick. neat and I wished there was more high functioning autism media. Less robot people

Yeah Bernthal is just a guy very used to punching first and asking questions later, a consequence of being his brother's protector and the fact their father basically groomed them to be super spies since that's the life the father lived. And as he got older, violence and being tough became his escape mechanism to keep from being vulnerable.

But with representation it's one step at a time, you know? Have to take the little victories and use them to get bigger ones. A couple decades ago, autism didn't exist in Hollywood.

We need less Sheldon Coopers. Love the character but he is such a shit version of austism. A parody of its most extremes

This Pic's pretty great,

Bernthal's character is the flaw of machismo writ large. Maldapative emotional channeling

Not my favorite but good work. Any femboy will do, not just cat

Exactly and they play into that pretty well. It's kind of funny when you're introduced to him, he spends a solid five minutes yelling at his mirror hyping himself up for some seemingly important conversation. Only to find out, he's trying to adopt a dog and as simple as that is he's terrified of the commitment. lol.

Is this a comedy film?

He ends up adopting a cat in the end of the movie, after patching things up with his brother. Funny enough considering the Femboy we're talking about. Since cat's are less high maintenance and fit his and his brothers vigilante assassin/superspy lifestyle better.

Interesting. So he wants a dog but at the final it is a cat, symbolic of something?

And it has its moments of comedy, that got a few chuckles out of the theater. but the premise is very serious. The bad guys they are killing/investigating with their superspy skills are human traffickers and they don't shy away from showing what that looks like.

Unpleasent but makes for good storytelling?

Here's some more cute femboys. And the meaning of the cat is probably him accepting his brother and himself, since a big argument they had earlier is that he pushes people away and the proof he had that he doesn't is that he's getting a dog.