Watching My Fair Lady for the first time as an adult, I found myself genuinely impressed, and then, inevitably, curious about what the internet had to say about it. The film is still well-loved, but one particular sentiment is trending: Henry Higgins is misogynistic, and the ending is terrible because Eliza—a strong, independent woman—returns to …
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Calmly vs. Not: Why Richard Harris is the Dumbledore the Books Deserve
One of the best things about the first two Harry Potter films is how closely the actors match our imagination of them from the books. From Harry’s eyes, which exude a haunting quality, to Hermione’s bushy hair, McGonagall’s stern frown, and Dumbledore’s grand silver beard — the casting feels right. The first film begins with …


