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''"The 2000s Charlie’s Angels movies worked because the stars – Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu – made fun of themselves. They knew they were playing ludicrous characters and embraced this. The new Angels, by contrast, are humourless and woke – adept at lecturing, sneering and putting down unreconstructed men. And no one – male or female – wants to be condescended to during their afternoon out at the cinema."''But do you really want to be reconstructed as a man? I sure in the hell do not. For unreconstructed masculinity is a term that feminists use to bash men. ''"It really does capture a lot, I think terms like this show the worst aspects of Marxist-influenced thought percolating up into feminist discourse. Marxist-inspired thinkers often had a religious-like attitude to industrialization and the promise it held for civilizing society."''''"The unreconstructed man borrows from three different sources, the idea of a human who can be broken down or built up (imagine if the army complained your sons or daughters were 'unreconstructed' for comparison), the idea of humans as blank slates or products on a production line, and finally the notion of deconstruction. Given that masculinity and femininity are core parts of our identities, selves, social selves and so on, the notion of being 'refashioned' ought to create some alarm."''