Hollywoods Feminism Agenda
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totalbollacks — 9 years ago(August 28, 2016 02:22 AM)
I don't believe the OP to be trolling. There is a new strain of beardy disaffected young men who seem to believe that things have gone far enough for women and that they should shut up.
I assume they (the men involved) feel so powerless in this world that they need something or some section of society to blame for their ills.
Check youtube for many videos by young men (20/30's) ranting about women.
British press comments pages always have the same rants, some of them very bitter. -
lfrancis666 — 9 years ago(August 28, 2016 03:08 PM)
Yes, how dare a film feature a female character in a leading role who isn't an incapable weakling who needs to be rescued by a man. The horror! Must be those pesky 'feminazis' at work again. Sigh.
For what it's worth, feminism is a movement that strives for equality for both sexes. It does not claim that women are superior, or that we should be "on top", just that we desire and deserve equal opportunities to men. ALL women should be feminists and should never feel like they have a apologise for being one. It's really a shame that the idea of equality is still so offensive to so many people.
The sad thing is, I came on this board fully expecting to find a thread like this on page 1 and as usual, IMDB did not disappoint.
Feed me a stray cat -
activista — 9 years ago(September 17, 2016 07:35 AM)
@jdlz15
Seriously, you are nothing but a damn troll who has obviously never picked up an actual American history book if you actually believe all the bull**** you just posted. Sexism is real, always has been. And damn near 99% of movies (especially from Hollywood) feature mainly men in the action roles in action movies. As far as action movie heroines go, look how long it been taking to get a Wonder Woman franchise off the ground-as popular as superhero films are now, there's still this belief in Hollywood that a film featuring a female superhero won't pull in the big box office bucks (even though some male superhero films haven't made it at the box office,either.) Heck, the only films I can think of that I've seen this year with a woman doing action as the lead is the drug cartel thriller SICARIO, and this film. And before that, MAD MAX:FURY ROAD (which started this whole recent whining about women being the leads in action films, which is still stupid and dumb as hell.) You obviously don't know jack about feminism, or real American history, and that's why you sound like an idiot.
Check out the recent documentary SHE'S BEAUTIFUL WHEN SHE'S ANGRY about the history of American feminism (as told by feminists themselves.) It's good, and you'll have fun learning some real history as opposed to the ridiculous unreal version you just made up while drunk as hell or something. -
kicked_sazabi — 9 years ago(October 12, 2016 08:10 PM)
as much as i dislike regressive feminist crap of the modern days that is definitely the opposite of equality, i did not feel like this was that kind of movie. in fact i think a lot of the things that happened in the movie wouldnt even work if the lead wasnt female.
the issues in the movie are only in the very end where in a matter of minutes a panicking lead becomes a confident alien killer, but it would have been a pretty cheesy ending regardless of who the lead would have been. -
love_cats_hate_dogs — 9 years ago(October 23, 2016 08:51 AM)
Why don't you comfort yourself in the fact that everything that women now have, equality, power, etc. was given to them by men because they chose to, because they were sick of listening to their whining about it, and they could take it back so very easily? That everything women can choose to give, if men weren't so nice, they could just takebut they currently choose not to?
Hitler was a dog person. -
geogan — 9 years ago(January 12, 2017 03:37 AM)
This argument comes up over and over again. And the answer to it is maybe women generally are just not as interested in this line of work as some men are so don't put in as much effort to get to these "top-of-the-tree" positions.
Same way you don't see many men at the top of other industries that women are generally more interested in.
And by generally I mean what percentage of male/female are interested in a certain industry. So if the split of men/women interested in becoming a movie director is 80/20 then obviously the men are more likely to end up on top. That's not discrimination or some sort of inequality against women - it's basic maths! -
Smokey_T — 9 years ago(January 12, 2017 10:59 AM)
Your basic maths is perhaps not as basic as you think.
80/20? Do you think that twenty percent of directors are women?
I'd put that number closer to 10%, or 5% of big production directors.
Women are much higher represented at lower levels of production. So your argument or maths goes no way to explain why most films have at least a quarter or third female participation at the ground level, but at the top level they are grossly underrepresented.
In Hollywood this can in part be explained by the director's list, the effect of bottle-necking work to go to known directors. Whatever the cause when you have a wide participation at low level, and under-representation at a higher level, that implies there is an unfair system at work. That's the simple maths. -
geogan — 9 years ago(January 13, 2017 06:28 AM)
Christ, do you not understand the meaning of an example as in "IF it's 80/20 THEN"
When I was writing it I didn't expect some dumbass to take the numbers literally
There are lots of social reasons why all the women at lower levels don't want to get to top of tree - maybe they have no interest in it, or are too busy doing other things, like childcare. Men are expected to do one thing by society - make MONEY and WORK - until the day you die. Women are always let off this slave treadmill by society, and then they have the BALLS to claim this is discrimination in some way
There is no unfair system at work and if there was it is against MEN as in you can't get out of it! -
Smokey_T — 9 years ago(January 13, 2017 01:09 PM)
Why would you use THAT number as your example? It just shows you are completely ignorant of the realities, and entering a debate without the first clue of what you are talking about. And if you aren't aware of the numbers involved why even discuss it, you can't contribute.
Oh, because you have an axe to grind. Your main paragraph makes it obvious.
Yes, yes women have it so easy. Men have it so hard etc etc. Insert other stupidity, like the upper case
BALLS
you added.
According to you women don't work, don't make money, but men do, and they presume to take men's place by
having a voice
. You're clearly a misogynist #@$#.
And there's nothing to be gained from arguing with an ignorant misogynist, you'll always be one and this is just your way of expressing yourself to the world and feeling less impotent.
Did the wife dump you? Good on her.