Ça reste très américain comme concept quand même.

Incel = le truc que j'ai appris aujourd'hui

Non mais je parle du mot, en France on a pas vraiment de mots pour définir ce genre de comportements à part "puceaux frustrés". Le mot est pas du tout rentré dans le langage courant, je suis persuadé que 90% du public ne sait pas ce que ça veut dire.

Je suis heureux que grâce à bmntmp, vous mourrez tous moins cons.

In mainstream movies today, “dark” is just another flavor. Like “edgy,” it’s an option you use depending on what market you want to reach. And it is particularly useful when injected into the comic book genre.

Darkness no longer has much to do with feelings of alienation the filmmaker wants to express or purge, as was the case with a film like “Taxi Driver.” It’s not about exploring uncomfortable ideas, as was done in “The King of Comedy.” Do you think Todd Phillips, who co-wrote and directed “Joker,” and references those movies so often you might expect that Martin Scorsese was enlisted as an executive producer here as a way of heading off a plagiarism lawsuit, really cares about income inequality, celebrity worship, and the lack of civility in contemporary society?