- In a new TikTok, Marc Maron expressed his thoughts on men who were offended by the “Barbie” movie.
- Maron stated, “Any guy who can’t handle those punches in the movie… they really need to reflect on themselves.”
- The “Glow” actor continued, calling them “insecure babies.”
Marc Maron delivered his perspective on male critics of the “Barbie” movie through a passionate TikTok video shared on his page earlier this week.
The actor from “Glow” began by praising Greta Gerwig’s brilliant vision for the film, which he described as a “masterpiece.”
Maron admitted that he didn’t have high expectations and wasn’t particularly excited to see it.
However, he was pleasantly surprised by the film, which was written by Gerwig and her husband Noah Baumbach. Maron praised the movie for being a comprehensive entertainment experience that appeals to women, featuring progressive politics, feminism, humor, and excellent execution.
“Barbie” truly left a monumental impact on Maron.
He highlighted the film’s radical nature, which should be more widely accepted, especially with its inspired comedic approach to masculinity.
Maron referenced an Insider article by Beatrice Nolan, reporting how conservatives, including Ben Shapiro, expressed outrage over the movie’s feminist message and perceived “anti-man” tone. Some even boycotted the film and burned Barbie and Ken dolls in protest.
Maron criticized these men, stating, “Any guy who can’t handle those punches in that movie really needs to reflect on themselves. They’re just insecure babies.”
In conclusion, Maron reaffirmed his immense pride in the film and urged his followers to watch it as well.
“Barbie” is currently screening in theaters. Check out the trailer below.
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