"Equality" in moves……..NOT!

[KaidoParticipant 2395]

I been watching a lot of movies and I am very disgusted at this new age. It seems a woman always has to be the secondary character next to the male (if the male is the protagonist) with movies like Jurassic world, spider man, the avengers etc and it seems she is like second in command in the role. She may appear weak in the beginning but has her moments “upgrading” and surviving and eventually the guy “gets” her, both fall in “love” and all seems like a happy ending. Meanwhile if its an all female movie, movies like ghostbusters 2016 for example, the male is downgraded and weak while the female is strong and prospering. And some of the lower males get the female at the end while most are rejected and the female wins. It kinda p~~~es me off that there are females in all male movies, but barely any males in all female movies. And that women are the bright and shining star in the film. The only exception in movies are like john carpenters the thing (not the new one the old one, where its all male (I suggest you guys watch it if you haven’t seen it). I am down for equality but this is getting ridiculous where everything is becoming all about the female. Women want this, women are like that etc Bulls~~~! This is not equality, this is control and it seems more and more over time most men (white knights for example) are being controlled by them till its too late. Has any other MGTOW realized this from movies?

What people call "love" is just a chemical reaction that compels animals to breed. It hits hard, then it slowly fades, leaving you stranded in a failing marriage. Your parents are gonna do it. Break the cycle. Rise above. Focus on science.

[uchibenkeiParticipant 7965]

yes and the female character the hero’s trying to save has to make it clear that she’s not a damsel in distress. She usually assists in the final fight, making it an unfair fight which diminishes the accomplishment of the hero or she says/does things to make the villain appear less threatening and intimidating.

Example: In Tarzan, bad guy wants Jane to scream so tarzan comes after her. She says “like a damsel?” and refuses. Then she spits on the villain’s face. He does nothing back because violence against women on screen is not allowed. Am I still supposed to be afraid of this villain who let his prisoner disrespect him like that in front of his subordinates? Nope. Can’t. Is she really in any danger? No. She spit in his face and he didn’t do anything. Is it a big deal or even a small accomplishment if Tarzan beats the guy? not really. i won’t say the movie was ruined completely because there were other redeeming qualities, but it was average at best. The LEGEND of Tarzan is now a giant overstatement.

I bathe in the tears of single moms.

[sidecarParticipant 35837]

Kaido wrote:

It seems a woman always has to be the secondary character next to the male (if the male is the protagonist) with movies like Jurassic world, spider man, the avengers etc and it seems she is like second in command in the role. She may appear weak in the beginning but has her moments “upgrading” and surviving and eventually the guy “gets” her, both fall in “love” and all seems like a happy ending. Meanwhile if its an all female movie, movies like ghostbusters 2016 for example, the male is downgraded and weak while the female is strong and prospering.

Let us consider that for a moment. Do women really understand the message it is sending? It’s not the message they think it is.

When you have a strong male lead, he can have a strong female supporting character without detracting from his own strength. Because he’s genuinely strong.

But when you have a “strong” female lead, she can only be perceived as “strong” by making every male character around her a retarded buffoon. So she’s not genuinely strong, now is she?

That’s the reason why “strong” female leads like in ghostcunsters aren’t inspiring and aren’t believable, and the audience isn’t buying it for a second. It’s like in order to win they have to compete in the special olympics instead of the real thing. Even if McCarthy won gold, nobody would be impressed. They’d just wonder if she’s really retarded after all.

[xenonParticipant 2007]

My thoughts here are new movies are to be put in the same dust bin as tv, facebook and the rest of the crap constantly foisted upon us by society. Just pay no attention and they will go away, or at the least, have minimal effect on your life. Which is all that matters.

[Solo MAN’S WisdomParticipant]

xenon wrote:

My thoughts here are new movies are to be put in the same dust bin as tv, facebook and the rest of the crap constantly foisted upon us by society. Just pay no attention and they will go away, or at the least, have minimal effect on your life. Which is all that matters.

Thank you.

When women lead, destruction is the destination. -- Me.

[KaidoParticipant 2395]

xenon wrote:

My thoughts here are new movies are to be put in the same dust bin as tv, facebook and the rest of the crap constantly foisted upon us by society. Just pay no attention and they will go away, or at the least, have minimal effect on your life. Which is all that matters.

You are so right.

What people call "love" is just a chemical reaction that compels animals to breed. It hits hard, then it slowly fades, leaving you stranded in a failing marriage. Your parents are gonna do it. Break the cycle. Rise above. Focus on science.

[Jim01Participant 6678]

uchibenkei wrote:

yes and the female character the hero’s trying to save has to make it clear that she’s not a damsel in distress. She usually assists in the final fight, making it an unfair fight which diminishes the accomplishment of the hero or she says/does things to make the villain appear less threatening and intimidating.

Example: In Tarzan, bad guy wants Jane to scream so tarzan comes after her. She says “like a damsel?” and refuses. Then she spits on the villain’s face. He does nothing back because violence against women on screen is not allowed. Am I still supposed to be afraid of this villain who let his prisoner disrespect him like that in front of his subordinates? Nope. Can’t. Is she really in any danger? No. She spit in his face and he didn’t do anything. Is it a big deal or even a small accomplishment if Tarzan beats the guy? not really. i won’t say the movie was ruined completely because there were other redeeming qualities, but it was average at best. The LEGEND of Tarzan is now a giant overstatement.

I watched the animated version of Batman Dark Knight Returns over the weekend and Batman just openly punches the female commissioner in the face after she tries to have him shot…pretty refreshing to watch as she is a total bitch

[KaidoParticipant 2395]

Jim01 wrote:

uchibenkei wrote:

yes and the female character the hero’s trying to save has to make it clear that she’s not a damsel in distress. She usually assists in the final fight, making it an unfair fight which diminishes the accomplishment of the hero or she says/does things to make the villain appear less threatening and intimidating.

Example: In Tarzan, bad guy wants Jane to scream so tarzan comes after her. She says “like a damsel?” and refuses. Then she spits on the villain’s face. He does nothing back because violence against women on screen is not allowed. Am I still supposed to be afraid of this villain who let his prisoner disrespect him like that in front of his subordinates? Nope. Can’t. Is she really in any danger? No. She spit in his face and he didn’t do anything. Is it a big deal or even a small accomplishment if Tarzan beats the guy? not really. i won’t say the movie was ruined completely because there were other redeeming qualities, but it was average at best. The LEGEND of Tarzan is now a giant overstatement.

I watched the animated version of Batman Dark Knight Returns over the weekend and Batman just openly punches the female commissioner in the face after she tries to have him shot…pretty refreshing to watch as she is a total bitch

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What people call "love" is just a chemical reaction that compels animals to breed. It hits hard, then it slowly fades, leaving you stranded in a failing marriage. Your parents are gonna do it. Break the cycle. Rise above. Focus on science.

[JuehueParticipant 1316]

You guys should watch Hardcore Henry. From a mangina to the red pill berserker.

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