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‘Minx’ Is a Prurient, Big-Hearted Story of Feminism and Porn: TV Review

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Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic“Minx,” a new comedy on HBO Max, has a plot that’s all about reversing the gaze — looking as pruriently at men as media often looks at women.

And the form of the show follows suit.In order to tell the story of Minx, a new magazine launching in this show’s depiction of a swinging 1970s, this series refuses to hold back, diving deep into a curiosity about the male form that’s as gently inquisitive as it is prurient.

The engine of the show is the partnership between Joyce (Ophelia Lovibond), who hopes to launch an earnest journal of feminist ideas, and Doug (Jake Johnson), the porn-company mini-magnate who’s the only publisher willing to give Joyce a shot.

After a chance meeting forges a partnership in the pilot, they’re off to the races. And in morphing Joyce’s magazine into something more playful and more openly erotic and bringing her along to nude model castings, Doug gives Joyce an education in the variety of human experience, and of human organs.

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