This movie is nothing without Betty White, and that’s just the beginning of our 'The Proposal’ discourse. The Screen Queens are unpacking the fake-dating setup, the loathe-to-love arc, and why Sandra Bullock’s character is treated like a monster for being organized, ambitious, and good at her job. From cultural choices that deserve serious side-eye to rom-com mechanics that still completely work, we’re breaking down what makes this movie so chaotic, frustrating, and addictive. Hot takes were had. Lines were crossed.

Next week, we’re diving into ‘Pride & Prejudice’, so prepare for elite romantic tension and meet us right back here.

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‘Pride & Prejudice’ Invented Sexual Tension

Think A/V club, but with more yapping, hotter takes, and zero regard for the Oscars. Hosted by four of Betches’ resident film experts (with plenty of opinions and just enough film knowledge to be dangerous), each genre-themed episode dives into a spirited showdown over the truly important cinematic questions—like who’s the throbbiest heartthrob, which sidekick earns the “Judy Greer Award for Best Best Friend,” and which film takes home the top honor: “Best Picture,” AKA the one we just couldn’t stop laughing about.

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