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[sarab]

Also, the interviewer gagged TF outta Blake about intimacy coordination 🤣😭

[littlelinville]

Thank you SO much for addressing that the issue starts with Colleen

[schnaaddi]

Those news articles saying Justin was borderline abusive to the cast etc. seem like a move from Blakes camp to do damage control and try to turn the narrative around

[husyadaedee]

Justin has been advocating for men to be and do better for years, especially on his podcast. Im sure he was trying to go for a similar tone with this film. It is such a shame that the WOMEN involved in the film are the ones who completely ignored the important messaging that could be given to instead focus on romanticizing toxicity and promoting their own business ventures and celebrity status.

[Cheesecalzonee]

Seems like Justin was the only one who read the book. Also Colleen being so buddy with Blake is gross she just cares about the money and the cast following them around to secure their spot for the next movie. So nasty

[jennatorres]

This is actually disgusting. As a domestic abuse survivor the movie was 1000% marketed as a rom com, I had no idea it was even about abuse… now I’ll never pick the book up or watch the movie, Colleen is literally capitalizing off of domestic abuse instead of creating awareness about it smfh a color Bffr

[birtcher]

As someone who never read any Colleen Hoover books, I 100% thought it was going to be a romantic love story based on Blake Lively’s promotion of the movie. I had no idea until I saw your first video covering the drama. The whole situation is so odd and uncomfortable.

[gabimckowen]

The way I gasped when she said that this movie is about “living out a life long dream” I’m sorry did we read the same book? The whole plot point is DV and generational trauma…not the flower shop.

[WifyWify-cgvy]

Every woman who’s name is Colleen is always causing drama

[luckysora]

funny how the "claims" on Justin only came out after the massive backlash Blake has been getting. it reeks of PR desperation, throw him under false accusations to save a shred of her reputation. she's been giving fake AF since she started promoting the movie

[abigailnr]

I went to a prescreening and 98% were women that were so giddy to watch the movie, dressed in florals and half of them didnt even seem to have read the book because they were shocked in certain scenes. The real message of the movie isnt being talked about enough, and I can imagine someone walking in to this blind and getting triggered if they have a past with domestic violence. its too sugar coated as well, making it seem like leaving an abusive relationship is easy

[saraa]

Her attitude at 4:50, "where have you seen that?".... that felt weird

[titacecilia]

The issue starts with the source material…. It’s the same problem with 50 shades of grey…. The book is a glorified and romanticised view of DV…

[soniaish]

I 100% side with Justin Baldoni. He is making the movie not about him but about domestic violence everybody else should be embarrassed and shame on them.

[lynnanderson]

Blake outing herself on how it's not proper for her as an intimacy coordinator and they're supposed to be more involved

[Jicama]

My intuition says Blake, in her own ways, got everyone else to shun Justin. Like how a cult leader would have his followers turn on one person who didn’t step in line.

[sumi]

Blake saying that the movie covers all colours and facets of life, DV isn’t a facet of life. It’s a crime. For some of us, it’s our survival story. This is not okay.

[missym]

9:58 Omg! I totally see the Barbenheimer connection now! When Blake said “grab your friends and wear your florals!” She was definitely trying to recreate last summer’s pink, barbicore fad. Bravo to the fans for seeing things for what they are and recognizing how shallow Blake is. SMH this is disgusting tbh

[Model_Roe]

Bruh idc I stand with Justin hearing how all of the cast out of nowhere wanted nothing to do with him sounded very sus and knowing the Reynolds reputation I immediately thought this was some bullying mean girl behavior on Blake's part I always got the vibe she was trying to push Justin around he wasn't having it and she turned the entire cast against him glad Justin is being so professional and not letting them get to him

[lrzbhnsn]

Something that became clear with that interview: Blake hates to be caught of guard - I think she is a very controlling woman and wants to control the narrative to the T.