Anyone else watch this? I saw an interview with the author/subject of the book a couple of nights ago and watched tonight. Pretty powerful and emotional film.
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Loved the book, will probably watch the movie this weekend. I know, and am kin to these people. They just have different names, are in a different state and in an earlier time.
I read the book as well and was pretty disappointed to be honest. Didn't learn a whole lot I didn't already know about Appalachia
Watch out for the rabbit in your stew while you’re at it....I don't drink anymore because I'm afraid of waking up next to Glenn Close. Odds are pretty strong against it, but why take a chance.
Saw all the reviews were bad, and figured they were all political rather than if the film was good or not
She was definitely a weirdo but that movie personified everything I hate about the (white) intolerant condescending coastal ivy-league d-bags that have this sense of superiority over middle America. These are the smug assholes that probably couldn’t change out a basic light fixture or change out a flat tire. No one is impressed with your ability to say big words, jack.
F Off
I suggest the documentary Hillbilly showing why so many people in Appalachia voted for Donald Trump. It is very well done and I got a lot out of it. Was made by a woman who moved to LA but grew up in Pike County and went to UK. Well worth the 2 hour watch
I believe so either that or Amazon but it's an excellent movieNetflix?
I believe so either that or Amazon but it's an excellent movie
Explain.He's a fraud and the movie looks to be poverty porn.
No thanks
Explain.
Agree. Also, shows how a poor child from the hills of Eastern Kentucky became a tremendous success despite many obstacles thrown into his path.Not a bad movie. Acting was pretty good. I thought it showed more a blighted Ohio rather than Appalachian Kentucky .
I suggest the documentary Hillbilly showing why so many people in Appalachia voted for Donald Trump. It is very well done and I got a lot out of it. Was made by a woman who moved to LA but grew up in Pike County and went to UK. Well worth the 2 hour watch
I felt bad about her experience in Lexington while at UK. She's a little younger than me, but I hope I wasn't like one of those D bags that treated her like crap because she came from Eastern KentuckyWatched it last night. Good call.
I felt bad about her experience in Lexington while at UK. She's a little younger than me, but I hope I wasn't like one of those D bags that treated her like crap because she came from Eastern Kentucky
I felt bad about her experience in Lexington while at UK. She's a little younger than me, but I hope I wasn't like one of those D bags that treated her like crap because she came from Eastern Kentucky
The women knew what they were doing in the sack, too. I always attributed it to there being nothing else to do in Eastern KY.Eastern Kentuckians were always best drinkers at UK...
The connection to Kentucky was very flimsy. As myself and others have pointed out in this thread, this is PWT Ohio edition.Have not read the book nor seen the movie. But is it correct that the guy that wrote didn't even grow up in Kentucky? If so why should I care? I grew up in Owensboro. I have family in California. Would anyone give a crap about a book I wrote about California (especially considering I've never been there)?
But is it correct that the guy that wrote didn't even grow up in Kentucky