"Kissing Jessica Stain" is a typical American light comedy. The man in the humorous/fast-paced/musical
movie is constantly compared by the woman, in body, mind, talent, and various levels. There is a very interesting scene in it, the two heroines ask two men who want to have sex in a restaurant what they think of lesbianism, and then ask them to describe what it is like for two women to be together: a woman's body is very soft, So they should feel soft when they touch each other. I think it's very creative to let these words come out of the mouths of men, and they are very confident, and they seem to have no doubt that the one extra thing they have is always in control, but they don't know that they are being played by two women, Use them to find feelings.
One of the important reasons why I like to watch feminist and lesbian movies is that the men in them are not aggressive like in many mainstream movies who have to support the values of this society, or deliberately show off their power /Correct, or the vulgar taste of the common man (think "Crazy Stone" and the men who liked the movie) One more deified man, and one less hope for women not to be objectified. Women can enjoy material things to the fullest (as much as possible to spend their own, otherwise they will spend their parents’, not men’s)-human society itself is built on the basis of exchange with the material world, don’t think that it is capitalism’s fault again- - But it cannot be materialized. Once materialized, you will be fixed on the cross and cannot act according to your own will, provided that your free will has not been put into the microwave oven.
In the lesbian (the fun thing in this movie is that the two heroines are not Lala at first, just want to change themselves, and the last one has no turning back on the road of no return, and the other finds that he prefers to be friends with women) In the movie, the man who is destined to be abandoned and stained with tragedy as soon as he appears, the man who is compared by the woman, the poor man who even has less drama, is no longer strong, and no longer plays the identity of the giver (lesbians do not need Men's sexuality is the key), making female audiences seem a little more intimate, or have independent self-awareness, female audiences whose feminist tendencies have not been objectified.
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