If you want to know what a movie would look like if it were made by people who think "well she was asking for it, just look at how she was dressed," this is the movie for you. The actors and actresses I'm sure did the best they could with the screenplay provided. But when you're asked to act in a morality tale about how desperately women need to be protected from their own emotions and experiences how much can one expect? Key takeaways: women tend to fantasize and/or imagine abuse; the men they think are their abusers are really their heroes; women will become insane and invent abuse scenarios if that will protect their delicate oh-so-fragile egos; and, most importantly, any claims of abuse by a woman are a fiction she concocts to save herself from any culpability from anything...ever.
Review of A Thousand Little Cuts
