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· 4 years ago
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Yeah... can’t really say I get that one. Asides what she pointed out- it’s not like being called Matilda is a bad thing. It’s a loved and acclaimed movie, and the character was smart, brave, kind, and righteous without any particular real flaws besides being a little mousey if one considered gentle humility a flaw. So it isn’t like comparing her to a character who is an imbecile or vile or anything like that. What’s the insult? “When you were a child you got critical acclaim in a beloved and well received movie where you play a genius little girl who’s also a good person! HA!” The closest to insulting it gets is like you forgot their real name or something- but confusing a star for a character they played in a children’s movie really makes you seem more simple than it reflects poorly on them.
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guest
· 4 years ago
The main point of calling her Matilda is to degrade her in that it points out she is an actress and, according to so many today, apparently actors/actresses can't have political opinions
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itsamemaria
· 4 years ago
Probably she wrote this towards those people who say things like "shut up,or what would you know Matilda" in a condescending way. Like that's all she is, a kid character. So, I get her point. Those wants to make fun of that. When she is actually proud of that character. As she should be. Matilda is awesome!
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