Bridget Phetasy
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Anti Woke Warriors Picked the Dumbest Hill to Die On
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9:40Now PlayingIn this clip from Dumpster Fire, host Bridget Phetasy reviews Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" and takes aim at the culture warriors losing their minds over it. From Helen of Troy inexplicably having a twin sister to Penelope's "girl boss" speech triggering grown men online, Bridget breaks down why nitpicking historical accuracy in a movie with a cyclops and cannibalistic giants is peak internet brain rot. She also reveals that Nolan doesn't own a smartphone, theorizes he'd otherwise be "a guy yelling online about Helen of Troy being black," and celebrates Gen Z for single handedly reviving movie theaters. Plus a genuinely touching moment about the joy of going to the movies again.
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