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Following Bad Hair, check out what movies and TV shows are coming to Hulu in November and the scary movies are coming out through to 2021.Parents need to know that Tangled is a reimagining of the classic Rapunzel tale and a Disney "princess" movie that's sure to entertain both boys and girls.
Bad Hair has a lot to say and while with convoluted ideas and controversial execution, it does introduce some intriguing lore and may get one thinking about the topics at hand. Its conversation is rigid, pitting natural hair against weave or other methods of maintenance. The idea that some women may just want to try a new look or explore the versatility of their own hair without some attached trauma never seems to occur to the film. While there is absolutely something to be said about the ways Eurocentric beauty standards have been weaponized against Black women for centuries, Bad Hair conveniently ignores the complex relationship that Black women have with their hair, including their autonomy in the matter. AV Club’s Shannon Miller said the following in her review of Bad Hair: Readus also touches on this point in his video, but with this commentary has also come some critique from Black women writers in particular, who believe the narrative has a blind spot in. This is already hard enough for a Black man, but presenting yourself a certain type of way as a Black woman already takes the cake in a world that already labels natural hairstyles and even to certain extremes the very existence of a Black woman as unprofessional. What Simien does in Bad Hair is experiment with the idea of losing yourself as a Black person in a society mainly built for the success of white folk. YouTuber La’Ron Readus said the following in his video dissecting the film’s meaning: The movie has opened the conversation about Black identity within the community. In terms of this film, the writer/director called Bad Hair his “satirical horror love letter” to Black women and the “unparalleled power they possess to endure and persevere,” per Vulture.
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Justin Simien famously opened an important discussion about the Black experience with Dear White People, which spinned off into a Netflix series later. (Image credit: (Hulu)) The Deeper Commentary Being Discussed In Bad Hair Bad Hair goes heavy on the commentary with its end, by showing audiences that one woman’s internal acceptance with oneself does not defeat the problem at large within society on its own. People like Anna are expected to be possessed by someone other than themselves in order to be successful and desirable. As seen, Van Der Beek’s character is there to enforce their will and literally control the masses. The ending takes it a step further, by placing this ownership in the hands of the men who are exploiting the tree. She says “just put someone else’s hair on my head!” Bad Hair is using its folktale concept to explore the expectations on Black women to forfeit their own roots for someone else's. This reading of The Moss Haired Girl is followed up by Linda saying that she’s going to go to Virgie’s salon because she’s annoyed by her natural hair.
That's right, James Van Der Beek's character was behind it the whole time. If it grew on the land their daddy claimed, they owned it and it owned them. The way they saw it, as long as their name was on the land they could do as they pleased with anything that grew from it.
As for Massa, he was survived by two boys who would take over the land and all that grew upon it including the hair that seemed like moss on the trees. It goes as follows:Įven now, if you see the moss-haired girl walking around in them woods, remember it’s only her body. In the final minutes of the Hulu movie, Anna reads the ending. To unpack the ending of Bad Hair, let’s take an even closer look at the legend provided in the movie. (Image credit: (Hulu)) How The Moss-Haired Girl Legend Ends
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