'Red Sparrow' Director Says Jennifer Lawrence Spy Thriller Has Hard "R" Rating

God forbid a woman asking people to respect her privacy. How dare she?

Well I felt guilty about it after I had done it. Even if she didn't tell me.

It seems like after that incident she went from cute, dorky, girl next door to something less attractive (while physically still being a bomb)

The same thing happened to Kayley Cuoco but she reacted differently and as a result everyone quickly forgot about her.

Well once the laughably transparent hatred isn't in every thread devoted to her probably.

Apocalypse was garbage though

It wasn't just DOFP and her lackluster performance. It was also her hanging out with Amy Schumer. She also complained about not getting equal pay on American Hustle and Jeremy Renner and Christian Bale paid more. Guess what Jeremy Renner and Christian Bale were main characters. Jennifer Lawrence only had a few scenes. Amy Adams should complain because she was a main character and got less than the men. Jennifer Lawrence had a much smaller role and was only needed for two weeks. Her complaint set back equal pay in Hollywood, not help it.

And with a completely relevant username.

How is that hate? It's a standard comment you see on this subreddit all the time. In no way was that hateful.

"She doesn't make good movies anymore" GET OUT OF HERE WITH THAT HATEFUL LANGUAGE NECKBEARD

People will freely accuse directors and producers of being pedophile and no one blinks an but say you don't think jennifer lawrence is all that then the pitchforks come out.

Exactly. I feel like the movie would have been at least a little bit better if they put Beast or literally anyone else in her role.

And that was all slander too. All the other journalists said he was just taking pictures of her instead of asking his question.

http://www.etonline.com/news/179793_did_jennifer_lawrence_call_out_a_reporter/

Here is more about that incident.

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Not a brag, a humblebrag! 2 very different things.

No worries though, I totally agree with your sentiment.

You're lumping me in with the wrong crowd, I never said she's overrated; I was saying those are the type of comments I've seen about her. I wouldn't consider myself on either side of the debate, I just take issue with the fact that people are constantly trying to make up reasons for why reddit apparently is such a horrible place.

And given that the only "proof" I've ever seen from people claiming reddit totally hates her because of misogyny or leaked pics or whatever is that "the timeline fits", forgive me if I'm going to take that with a grain of salt. It's a poor attempt at over-simplifying the situation. Again, never seen any evidence of this, just people talking in vague generalities about "the crowds" and how the "overall sentiments" changed or something. Nothing substantial, just agenda-pushing speculation.

She correctly identified that the leaking of nude photos without a person's consent is a form of sex crime.

I feel like that could lead to a lot of slippery slopes though. We already see laws the are applied at best inconsistently and at worst completely missing the point of the law. We have teens sexting each other and getting charged with distributing and possession child pornography. The laws need to catch up to the tech and current social climate first (in my opinion).

I'm sorry that what happened, happened to her. And the person who did that to her should be charged to the fullest extent of the law. But I don't think what happened is correct to be defined as a sex crime.

Yeah I suppose you're right.