What's a movie that really talks feminism? Or at least a real feminist character that matters? Not just a movie where huuur rape and revenge, badass girls just posing, etc.
What's a movie that really talks feminism? Or at least a real feminist character that matters...
Jeremiah Perez
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Hudson Scott
What do you define as feminism, OP?
Henry Reed
>Feminism is a range of political movements, ideologies, and social movements that share a common goal: to define, establish, and achieve equal political, economic, personal, and social rights for women.
What else?
Of course you can see how I'm curious about seeing that pictured in fictional work, even if just a character, with the Ghostbuster story casting shadow on other things that probably treats the problem for real (which was certainly not the case when the remake was created, they just surfed on the comments and dislikes to create this debate and make the film look important I suppose)
PS : sorry for my terrible english
Connor Roberts
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William Turner
Tootsie
Nicholas Davis
Looks interesting! Thanks.
Nathaniel Jenkins
Mad Men (Joan, Peggy) and The Wire (Kima Greggs)
Hunter Foster
>real feminist
Pretty much a True Scotsman, that. Could mean practically anything.
For a movie about a feminist movement, last year's Suffragette comes to mind. I haven't seen it, but it's about, well, Suffragettes in early-20th century England.
Jason Lee
You forgot Snoop
Robert Allen
Also I think it would be pretty hard for film to tackle it with the subtlety that a multi-season television show can. referring to the tropes you mention in the OP
Well, Snoop's character was a bit different. Snoop is my favorite character though. The Only other character I could think of would be Beadie
Christopher Moore
>thinking that feminism is anywhere close to its dictionary definition
Robert Clark
Sympathy for Lady Vengeance
Cameron Rodriguez
Mother
Jose Morris
Why the hell didn't I remembered this one. Fucking fantastic, I just love unusual characters like that.
Maybe Babadook is worth mentioning too, then.
Nolan Hughes
for weebshit Hayao Miyazaki Films usually depict it well
>Mononoke
>Porco Rosso
are the big ones off the top of my head, Also GiTS and Appleseed, but Shirow probably just liked drawing girls in tights.
Oshii's Patlabor for sure.
Cowboy bebop
Robert Wood
Literal plebs in this thread.
Orlando
Is the only right answer.
Cooper Diaz
I really don't like Tilda Swinton as an actress.
Christian Myers
bump
Jace Rivera
I'm not totally sure it doesn't fall into the "badass girls that could just be guys and it wouldn't change anything" category, but Jormungand was full of manly waivus and pretty fun to watch.
Justin Edwards
Buffy, obviously? Pretty much any Josh Whedon series I guess.
Aiden Brooks
What about Tangerine?
Noah Morgan