The Complexities of Moral Inheritance and Dislike for Crass Comedies

This chapter explores the complicated moral inheritance of a friend involved in a cartel and the hosts' distaste for crass and unfunny comedies, discussing how these movies shaped their perception of contemporary cinema and the recurring theme of men stuck in suspended adolescence. They also touch on the groundbreaking context of the movie 'Bridesmaids' and its challenge to societal norms.