“I’m not an easy man” Netflix

My DS is doing A level French. Should I suggest it to him? Just saw sex scene mentioned-so I’m wondering.

I watched it yesterday I really enjoyed it thank for the recommendation

It was the little details that really made the film rather than the interaction between the two main characters

The sex scene was very amusing and well I could relate to that

Thank you for the recommendation- I watched it yesterday and really enjoyed it. The attention to detail was excellent and the imagery at the end was striking after spending the duration of the film in to Alex’s world.
It seemed that she, like Damien, took it too far and was then sent to his world as a punishment/ reminder of her privilege. Oh to know where that portal is!

I watched this last night. I loved how detailed it was. At the party the editor introduced a woman by her name and introduced her partner simply as "her husband" there was no attempt to give him a separate identity. Also the scene where Lolo was watching rugby on the sofa with her daughter and it was evident the child was being socialised into her privileged behaviour.

She had hairy pits, but super smooth legs. Cannot comment on her bikini line, as she had baggy grey boxers in the sex scenes.

I thought she had hairy pits in the shower. Maybe I am misremembering

Just watching - I noticed (disappointedly) that unlike the comedy flash of hairy boss ankle, that Alexandra seemed to remove all of her body hair.

I guess a hairy heroine not played for laughs was just a step too far

What was the significance of the obsessive teeth brushing? It had resolved itself in his last session with the counsellor.

I think her physique and looks were broadly supposed to be the equivalent of his. In his world he was unusually good looking which is why he could flirt with anyone and have sex with loads of women, and Alexandra was pretty much the same in her world.

I did think that the film made a very good point about physical strength being the most important factor in which sex was dominant. They obviously didn't have the special effects budget to change the proportions of the main characters but they showed almost all the couples with the man being shorter, Alexandra comments on how unusually tall Damian is, and when they were discussing pre-historic mankind Alexandra says that women were always the stronger ones physically.

I did love his landing strip chest and laughed a little every time his bare chest was on screen. As I was watching it I wondered if he was genuinely being waxed while being filmed.

I could see why she fell for him, but I didn't think that enough reason given for him to fall for her. They sort of covered it in the bit where they went away and watched racing and had lots of sex, it hinted that his perfect woman had always been a man's personality in a woman's body, but tbh she was a bit of a shit and I think a man who had been brought up in a male-dominant world wouldn't have stuck with her for that long.

The women looking like models is a missed opportunity. Much better to have them presented as men do, can't write any descriptive words as don't want to offend!

This was a fun film. I agree, Alexandra looked totally fabulous. I love the way that she positioned herself as an ethical heroine by not "taking advantage" of drunk men, and announcing it as a very admirable Woman of Principle. With no regard to the millions of ways she takes advantage of men all the time, and her entire position was propped up by men.

However. As a short, curvy woman, I still felt alienated by her beautiful lean height being such an important part of her grandeur. To our eyes it would perhaps be impossible to make a film that glamorises more common womanly physiques. The busty, curvy, cuddly woman can be sexualised but not respected. I would have loved to see those shapes somehow accentuated and ruling the world, instead of a woman whose height competes with the height of men being at the top of the hierarchy

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But yes, I've always believed that a matriarchy wouldn't harm men to the same extent that a patriarchy harms women, because one is tends to equality and the other to hierarchy.

Interesting. Why do you think that? The definitions I can find on google don’t seem to mention equality vs hierarchy.

Alexandra looked so good! You'd think that the men would wear even more colorful and revealing outfits though...
It was a shock when they went back to the real world, with the women in high heels, brothel (?) exteriors and sexy underwear adverts. It really brought home how sick patriarchy is without showing much.

I loved Alexandra. Total badass.
I loved the topless woman running too

The landing strip was pointedly stupid and funny for it. I equally liked Alexandra’s wardrobe full of comfortable, sober attire and flat shoes and how, when Damien arrived at her flat the first time in his hotty suit and slip on shoes, he also took his popsock shoeliners off with his pretty brogues.

Just finished it. Loved it. Especially Damians chest landing strip
Is it the same guy who made that short thing about sexual assault a couple of years ago?

Its the small details, like all the advertising posters having men posing with mouth open.

Agree OP*

Agree OK I thought the point of the film was to freshen your eyes to the ridiculousness of the pressures and the culture surrounding women. I watched parts and giggled because how silly is it to shape chest hair? Implausible. And then its like oh we do heart shapes for muffs. Seeing it in reverse really made me question what I take as 'normal'.