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[quote=Anonymous]I don’t have any particular sympathy or affinity for Costner’s stbxw because she seems shallow and plastic with so much focus on material things and her appearance etc. Personally I think women who are compelled to create or produce in some way as a working person are just more interesting and offer more to society. Being a mom who stays home is a worthwhile endeavor but in her case obviously she wasn’t doing 90% of the work that most SAHMs do - she didn’t have to clean, cook, grocery shop, do laundry, etc. and even had a house manager to manage much of the mental load.

Still I think Costner, who is filthy rich, is being a total jerk in how he is treating her. I was largely checked out of popular culture when he ditched his first wife so I must have missed all the signs of his nastiness as a man, but it is very evident now. I was a huge fan of his when I was younger - his role in American Flyers was one of my first crushes as a teenager - and I loved Dances With Wolves and what he did for the Sioux community, but have since learned that in trying to build a huge resort in the Black Hills he ended up screwing over a lot of Sioux people so really wasn’t such a good guy in that respect after all.

I’m glad I watched Let Him Go recently, and this weekend I finally got around to Hidden Figures which I didn’t even know he was in. But he is definitely now going on my short list which is topped by Tom Cruise and Mel Gibson and filled out by a bunch of other nasty male actors whose work I refuse to support in any way including streaming - even though there are currently no residuals going to actors for that mode of viewing.

I hope Horizons is a colossal flop. [/quote]

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