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from the reviewQuote:
Originally Posted by Doc Holliday
I don't really agree with people that say this. It paints women as helpless do nothings. As if they are so pitiful that they are completely unable to have any impact on the men around them. That they are 100% at the mercy of a male world.Quote:
And they’re angry about the theme of men destroying the world and starting wars compared to women nurturing and rebuilding it, but that’s just a reality.
They might feel that way, but it is inaccurate.
Behind most adult men, are women. Wives, mothers, sisters, and friends. And their actions matter and have an impact. Some of them may choose to do nothing to stop the men around them, but that is their choice. And if the world burns, they are just as much to blame.
Disagree? Well, you're disagreeing with most modern fiction and history. That is one of the great morals of all superhero fiction. That doing nothing is a choice. It killed spideman's uncle Ben. It caused the murder of millions of Jews. It gets kids busted for pot when it's the kid in the back seat that has it.
The point of feminism isn't that women are victims at the whims of men and blameless, but they are equally to blame and must stand up and do their best to change things and make them better before it is time to collect.
*gets off soap box. Picks it up. Walks back to his car. Places it neatly in the trunk. Drives Off* -vroom- -vroom-
So hey the first 40 minutes or so of this is the craziest fucking thing I've ever seen.
This movie is metal as fuck.
I don't think I've ever seen a movie that was so aggressively chaotic. It makes The Road Warrior (which I adore) look like Mario Kart by comparison.
Finally saw this, after taking the time to watch the kind of terrible first movie with some friends.
This movie was fantastic. I couldn't believe the shit I was seeing half the time.
http://www.the-nextlevel.com/tnl/att...id=76890&stc=1
This guy is my new Spirit Animal.
Well no. Even in your scenario the women are subservient to the big heros they care for. These women would rather BE the superhero than the boring second fiddle enabler. Or at least equal opportunity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fe 26
You should read the taming of the shrew, again.
I think it was a very small number of people who felt that way amplified in importance by both the entertaining ridiculousness of their complaints and the studio's desire to promote them in order to get women viewers interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dolemite