11-06-2015, 12:02 AM
Never piss off Ernest Hemingway. And never ever challenge his masculinity. It's that old war wound of his, you know. He’s always compensating.
Women in Britain pressure the government for equal rights in wages and job opportunities. Just when there seems a glimmer of hope, some of the women voice their desire to become bullfighters. Catching wind of this, Earnest Hemingway promptly puts aside his pen, books a flight to London, and is soon the main enforcer for the British government in its brutal repression of the suffragettes. Summoning his considerable boxing skills, he lays out flat one babe after another, until the suffragette gatherings begin to resemble a bowling alley with a bowling ball knocking down pins.
Julia Child is the leader-in-hiding of the suffragettes. She appears on balconies at secretive locations about the city to deliver rousing speeches consisting mostly of vegetarian recipes.
Things come to a head when one suffragette decides to compete in the Derby Stakes -- not as a jockey but as a runner, competing on foot against the horses. That climactic race combines all the drama of Secretariat, Sea Biscuit and Man o' War into one hoof-pounding...
But no, it wouldn’t be appropriate to say more and spoil the movie for you.
Catch this one fast, as it has a fleet-footed feel to it.
Women in Britain pressure the government for equal rights in wages and job opportunities. Just when there seems a glimmer of hope, some of the women voice their desire to become bullfighters. Catching wind of this, Earnest Hemingway promptly puts aside his pen, books a flight to London, and is soon the main enforcer for the British government in its brutal repression of the suffragettes. Summoning his considerable boxing skills, he lays out flat one babe after another, until the suffragette gatherings begin to resemble a bowling alley with a bowling ball knocking down pins.
Julia Child is the leader-in-hiding of the suffragettes. She appears on balconies at secretive locations about the city to deliver rousing speeches consisting mostly of vegetarian recipes.
Things come to a head when one suffragette decides to compete in the Derby Stakes -- not as a jockey but as a runner, competing on foot against the horses. That climactic race combines all the drama of Secretariat, Sea Biscuit and Man o' War into one hoof-pounding...
But no, it wouldn’t be appropriate to say more and spoil the movie for you.
Catch this one fast, as it has a fleet-footed feel to it.
I'm nobody's pony.
