“Do you believe magic…
in a young girls heart. How the music can free her whenever
it starts.”
These lyrics may not relate to the topic below, but it does
set a certain rhythm.
After viewing the much-anticipated film, Magic Mike, I’ve created a list that
must take some notice. **Spooler Alert** Be aware sections of this list contain
spoolers to the movie.
My reasons for loving and loathing this film will send you
giggling to your best friend and consider the movie beyond the tight stripper
thongs.
Top 7 Reasons to LOVE Magic Mike
7. Finally, a movie set out to release the animalistic
nature and the needs of a woman.
Whether
it’s you’re 21st birthday, bachorlette or college party this films explores
the strippers view of coming to each of these events. Each woman is picked to
be the center of attention and WE (women) can sit and cheer because the guys are
working for our pleasure (or so we think).
6. Pink Elephant
The thong
sets the stage for the outrageous laughter set upon theater. My great grandmother
had to ask exactly what part of the body does the trunk cover. LOL.
5. Firefighters, Cowboys, Cops oh my!
Matthew
McConaughey, (Dallas) fills the older generations thrill by being the head sheriff in
town. He takes the boys on a ride through the stripper world and attempts to
make a killing off the club. McConaughey talks up his crew, like he does the
thirsty women in the crowd. He attempts to tell each stripper he can have part of the new investment. The percentage he throws out to each man lacks
value because the sneaky intentions become crystal clear towards the end of the
movie.
4. Herman, the pig.
The pig is
the cutest little guy ever. This mini piggy is strung along and stays with the
drugged out hoe for most of the movie. Despite he’s disgusting owner, I still
can’t helped but to love the lil guy.
3. Ass
We want it. We see it. Ass shakes, jiggles and pops.
Finally. (:
2. The Cast
You might love Big Dick Richie.

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You won’t be able to stop staring at the sizzling Tito.

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Become tangled up with Tazarn.
The Kid will make mistakes, but you’ll still enjoy him.
Ken, more like the real life “fuckable” Ken doll, will make
you forget all about the TNT show he’s on.
You’ll love the leather with the dazzling Dallas.
By the end of the film you’ll want to trample on Channing
Tantum.

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The number one reason we love Magic Mike…..
1.
We get to see a penis.
Get the personal size fans. For all the
boobie, butt and other female body part scenes, we finally get to see a blurry
penis.
Top 3 Sevens to Loathe the film…
(http://www.buzzsugar.com/Magic-Mike-Pictures-22650075?slide=49)
3. We, women are captured in our worst, drugged out sex feigned
states. Even the __ hard working nurse assistance falls to the sinfully
pleasures of the Magic Mike by the end of film.
Nora, the character pictured above is played by Rikey Keough
a.k.a one of Elvis Presley’s grandchildren. (Who knew?) This is one girl I would
love to slap the hell out of during the movie. Basically, Keough does a great
job playing the character. In the film Nora takes Adam, the stripper newbie and
draws him into the drug saturated universe. From the outside she might have
seemed to be in control. However, in the height of the film she is sprawled
across the bed incoherent and unclothed. Even when Brooke, played by the tom
boy Cody Horn damn nears drags her out of the bed and attempts to beat her to
death, she seemed lost in other world.
Brooke grows upset with her brothers lifestyle choices, but
falls for the loveable Magic Mike, (My ooey gooey fave, ChanningTantum).
Are we all so easily captured?
1.
Boobs. For a movie geared towards the
heterosexual female audience they sure had to add plenty of breast scenes. I
mean COME ON… I have to sit through plenty of films that show off the female
body in order to entice men to objective us even more. So did this film give
girls enough of a show?
Or…
1.
There was deeper meaning. Many other blogs and articles have attributed
the film to the capitalism and wrap the yummy male strippers as a package for
the audience.
A blog written by Lindsay Gellman blares
the question, “Whether women ogling men is just sexist as men ogling women?”
She swiftly answered yes.
Slow down. How many films, such as Magic
Mike exist? Can you name one?
For us, as a culture to disintegrate sexism
all together we mustn’t let films like this objectify anyone. Yet can’t I just
soak in my longing for equalization through drooling over Tantum’s provocative
dance moves?
Rihanna, Madonna and even Beyonce have
pushed the limit for dancing.
Now, that I’ve almost completed the Fifty
Shades series I’ll be back with an all-exclusive review of that "kinky fuckery." Lol.