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Jun. 13th, 2012 04:49 pmSo this person 'reviews' Brave;
http://bravedailydose.tumblr.com/post/25045286958/wheremoviereviewsaremade-my-video-review
Eh, you think that there have been NO females in leads in animated movies outside of Disney Princesses besides Merida?
- Anastasia. Right off the top of my head. I don't even like the movie.
- This movie is incredibly feminist, he says, as is Prometheus, Hunger Games, something else, because of strong female roles - that involve being tough, shooting arrows or being violent, which is certainly a kind of feminism, this reviewer just gives the impression that this is the only kind.
- He then spends one out of eight minutes talking about how the movie was beautiful, funny, and emotional.
It left me feeling confused as to what he was getting to...it wasn't a review so much as a detailed commentary on one of themes in the movie as opposed to how it worked together.
http://bravedailydose.tumblr.com/post/25045286958/wheremoviereviewsaremade-my-video-review
Eh, you think that there have been NO females in leads in animated movies outside of Disney Princesses besides Merida?
- Anastasia. Right off the top of my head. I don't even like the movie.
- This movie is incredibly feminist, he says, as is Prometheus, Hunger Games, something else, because of strong female roles - that involve being tough, shooting arrows or being violent, which is certainly a kind of feminism, this reviewer just gives the impression that this is the only kind.
- He then spends one out of eight minutes talking about how the movie was beautiful, funny, and emotional.
It left me feeling confused as to what he was getting to...it wasn't a review so much as a detailed commentary on one of themes in the movie as opposed to how it worked together.
