More Hollywood liberal claptrap about women "oppressed" by family

Rating: 1/10 (3 August 2009)

The movie, in a few words, goes like this: young couple meet, get married, move to a nice house in suburbia. Uh-oh, warning bells are going off already, for we all already know suburbia is the place where civilized people live, and civilized people don't like degenerate American mainstream society, so of course they are evil, mean, boring, "racist," conservative, Republican! Dear God! But to continue... they move out, and things start, well..."falling apart." Why? Well, you KNOW why. At least we're supposed to cynically anticipate the why. You probably haven't seen this movie though, so I'll tell you.
Life is "empty" and "desperate." So, the wife thinks up a ridiculously airheaded plan to skip off to another country. Soon, reality hits, the husband gets promoted, and there's the dilemma: throw it all away, or stay put and make the best of it.
For most sane people, the movie would've ended by there. But the liberal, leftist vermin who write stuff like this hate families, hate women who enjoy their natural role as mothers, hate everything that reminds of a normal, healthy, family-oriented society where men are men and women don't scream like spoiled children the second someone compliments their dress--that's if they ever wear dresses.
Anyway, the move idea flops and then wifey goes from bad to worse. They don't quite turn into the Manson family, but things get rather insane. And why? All because wifey can't play globetrotter.
Of course, this is not the way one is "supposed" to see the movie. Liberal lemmings and uneducated imbeciles will surely see the film's biting criticism of a 1950s America. This is yet another attempt by the "chosen" to subvert the true and natural values of the Europeans who built this country. Apparently, the mere memory of a better time, before the "improvements" of the deceptively titled "civil rights" era, affirmative action, when real women were mothers and real men were bread winners, is too much for these parasites to handle. And so the Hollywood propaganda machine keeps spewing its filthy poison into the minds of anyone dumb enough or anyone brainwashed enough to feel "guilty" who will listen.
The only positive I could give this film is that it was at least subtle. I mean, at least we didn't see the couple going to a restaurant where a bunch of "poor, disadvantaged black folks" were cruelly refused entry by a tight-lipped host because they were not worthy due to the "color of their skin" (as if race was skin deep, but that's another subject).
Skip this piece of fetid spew from the minds and hearts of hateful parasites bent on the complete destruction of all that once made white, European-descended society great and go watch something else instead, like "Blue Lagoon," another movie about a couple who discover the natural and fulfilling way in life is the family unit, which this alien, cancerous element in our world is hellbent on tearing apart.