[C19fan]

Getting a taste of what life must of been like in Revolutionary France or Soviet Russia.

[C19fan]

I guess one of David Lean’s other classic movies “Bridge over the River Kwai” must go too.

[max americana]

It was sexist alright. I hardly saw any hot chicks in it. s/

[Russ]

And a foretaste of what life will be like if today’s radical liberals gain complete control.

[left that other site]

One of my favorite movies!

That being said, it is about moslems, who are notoriously misogynistic, and that sets up a cognitive dissonance loop in liberals.

[Mr. Douglas]

Human beings are sexist. And it is a good thing. Treating men like men and women like women has served me very well in pretty much every thing I do.

[Billthedrill]

One of the readers was rude enough to remind the snowflakes that Anne V. Coates won an Oscar for being the editor of the movie. This is she:

[PAR35]

The folks who were complaining about the movie must be a bunch of intolerant homophobes.

[KarlInOhio]

Also sexist: Apollo 13. The director didn’t have any women on the spaceship.

[Albion Wilde]

bump

[sparklite2]

Every thing in its context. Watch a DVD of the Bob Newhart show sometime. They way Bob treated his wife Emily is shocking today. He belittles her intelligence and doesn’t hesitate to bark out orders. But that was then. Nowadays it’s the white guy who’s the brunt of the jokes and criticism. I guess we have it coming...

[colorado tanker]

Sexist? I suppose this liberal idiots have no idea how Saudi women were and still are treated.

[donna]

Those were the good old days. The stories were so well told that you’d forget you were watching a movie.

Now days the men would spend half the time hugging each other instead of shaking hands.

[CyberAnt]

I think Lawrence of Arabia is really a study of delusions of grandeur .. and while there were sexual implications .. they were never the focus of the movie.

When reality finally hit Laurence that his delusions were not real, he killed himself because he could not face reality.

The movie is still an interesting story.