“Furious” imagines a world in which the powerful can be made physically afraid of someone they once regarded as disposable. Its popularity may tell us less about women’s appetite for brutality than about our collapsing faith in systems of justice.
“Furious” imagines a world in which the powerful can be made physically afraid of someone they once regarded as disposable. Its popularity may tell us less about women’s appetite for brutality than about our collapsing faith in systems of justice.
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