Bringing Back What's Stolen is LIVE!

Did you get a chance to watch Breaking In ? They wrote her not as the avenging feminine but as the avenging masculine. (Name, background, costume). That was interesting, but as you observed, it just turns into this trope.

Loved it, I think the breaks work fine even though I wanted one big video. I think you cleaned it up really well and added some new good points. I hope it gets you many views (= and also I hope we get our avenging feminine trope

I loved it! I wasn't sure you had to go into the "I'm not kink-shaming you if you think this is sexy" bit -- it seemed like explaining the explanation -- but I presume you received some comments on here re: that vid that were like "THE WATER HAS PRESSED THEIR CLOTHING TO THEIR LUMINOUS SKIN" so ok. ;) There were a few other bits where I felt something was lost due to expansion / over-explanation, but that could well be because I am familiar with the original vids and already 'get' it. It's hard to do an edit of what you already know is an edit! Overall I think you've done something incredible here, and I'm incredibly fond of your work. Thank you for sharing with us!

Fantastic work! I'm glad to be supporting you :)

I've been holding off on watching the previews you posted over time for this because I wanted to see the finished version, and boy does it not disappoint! I absolutely love what you've done with this!

Really amazing job on this one - so glad we can finally see it in its complete, polished form!

Great vid, just a minor technical grievance: When watching this on a TV from a Google Chromecast, the names of the referenced movies at the bottom get halfway cut off from below. In my observation, other channels like Hank Green's SciShow have suffered from similar issues in the past, but not anymore. So I think this is a more widespread issue, and content creators figure out over time to keep titles out of the like 5%-10% outer boundary around the picture.

Wonderful!

INCREDIBLE series! Loved every bit of it!

I see both the long version 56:54, and the 8 separate parts online now. Oh, but the long one gives just the message about it being blocked… Bummer!

Love this essay series. Great work. And now I'm gonna ruin everything and ask the tough question: How do you, as someone who's aware of the patriarchy and that men mute women's voices and content by talking about things their perspective would be more relevant for, justify to talk about this very relevant women-focused topic while not being a woman (not making the experiences a woman makes, not watching movies while experiencing systemic sexism, not being aware how it feels like to identify with the tropes you talk about), while not even having a female perspective alongside, yourself?