Enough with bashing suburban life

Rating: 3/10 (1 January 2010)

I am so sick of watching movie after movie bash suburban life as some sort of collecting bin for sellouts. Makes me want to wear an apron and pearls around the house just to be spiteful.
Kate Winslet's penchant for choosing roles (and husbands who direct movies) that diminish the importance of doing what's right in life indicate am immaturity that will become more and more unattractive as her body stubbornly continues to age, leaving her brain behind. Selfish, unrealistic, and simplistic, her characters (and herself) seem so indulgent that I feel like I'm watching a 3 year old have a temper tantrum every time she's on screen. Kate, sweetie, growing up is actually incredibly freeing...you should try it.
The movie industry's obsession with mocking the American family unit, although quite transparent and cliché in movies of the last thirty years, has also unfortunately been quite effective. The nuclear family is under attack, along with the American dream. The Artistic Elite dance a jig at the realization that their incessant pounding in films is successfully ushering societal norms to their doom; rising divorce rates, out of wedlock births, and abortions continue to feed the Left's gleeful attacks on family values. Congratulations, Hollywood...the propaganda you've been pumping out for the last decades is coming to fruition, culminating with the sheeple's unquestioning adoration of tripe like "Revolutionary Road" and "Little Children", to name only two.
The fact that one Hollywood couple (Mendes and Winslet) account for such a large majority of these types of films says so much about what I assume goes on behind closed doors in THEIR home.