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"The leeriest, creepiest, most misogynistic thing; up there as the most offensive movie of the year. If Andrea Dworkin were around today, she wouldn't have to have arguments any more about men - she could just say, 'sorry, have you seen Cashback? [QED](Q_and_if_you_will,_E.D.)'." - _Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5live_
A film whose entire plot consists of a man who freezes time, undresses women in a supermarket, draws them, puts their clothes back on and then unfreezes time again. That's it.
Mark would later refer to Andrea Dworkin when reviewing [Superbad](Superbad).
When [Simon](Simon_Mayo) interviewed the film's female star on the [Daily Mayo](Daily_Mayo), he struggled to find a diplomatic way to describe his view of the film to her - eventually opting to call it "surprising."
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3/21/2025, 4:11:42 PM
"The leeriest, creepiest, most misogynistic thing; up there as the most offensive movie of the year. If Andrea Dworkin were around today, she wouldn't have to have arguments any more about men - she could just say, 'sorry, have you seen Cashback? [QED](Q_and_if_you_will,_E.D.)'." - _Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5live_
A film whose entire plot consists of a man who freezes time, undresses women in a supermarket, draws them, puts their clothes back on and then unfreezes time again. That's it.
Mark would later refer to Andrea Dworkin when reviewing [Superbad](Superbad).
When [Simon](Simon_Mayo) interviewed the film's female star on the [Daily Mayo](Daily_Mayo), he struggled to find a diplomatic way to describe his view of the film to her - eventually opting to call it "surprising."
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Cashback
"The leeriest, creepiest, most misogynistic thing; up there as the most offensive movie of the year. If Andrea Dworkin were around today, she wouldn't have to have arguments any more about men - she could just say, 'sorry, have you seen Cashback? QED'." - Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5live
A film whose entire plot consists of a man who freezes time, undresses women in a supermarket, draws them, puts their clothes back on and then unfreezes time again. That's it.
Mark would later refer to Andrea Dworkin when reviewing Superbad.
When Simon interviewed the film's female star on the Daily Mayo, he struggled to find a diplomatic way to describe his view of the film to her - eventually opting to call it "surprising."
This Version
Cashback
"The leeriest, creepiest, most misogynistic thing; up there as the most offensive movie of the year. If Andrea Dworkin were around today, she wouldn't have to have arguments any more about men - she could just say, 'sorry, have you seen Cashback? QED'." - Mark Kermode, BBC Radio 5live
A film whose entire plot consists of a man who freezes time, undresses women in a supermarket, draws them, puts their clothes back on and then unfreezes time again. That's it.
Mark would later refer to Andrea Dworkin when reviewing Superbad.
When Simon interviewed the film's female star on the Daily Mayo, he struggled to find a diplomatic way to describe his view of the film to her - eventually opting to call it "surprising."