Pragmatic feminism after the Metoo wave

Yvette 2022-03-21 09:02:03

Do we still watch this kind of youth growth film less? Especially from the hands of American directors, ten fingers can't count them. This work also follows the plot routine of this type, with large-scale dialogue, pop music mix, jokes on sexual topics, etc. The film has a precise audience and targets the youth market unsurprisingly. As an actor-turned-director's debut, it is driven by a female perspective in the same vein as last year's "Miss No Bird", but it lacks the focus on family relationships, making the film more commercial and entertaining. The breakthrough is to use the structure of a road movie to string together a night's plot, breaking the brainless carnival and sensuality of common American parties. In the words of film critics, the character creation is "sharp but not mean". In my opinion, it is closer to the perspective of women's own thinking. It is not entirely to please the white male audience. In essence, it belongs to the practical feminism after the Metoo wave. . Whether it is the way women solve their own desires or express the outside world's views on women, there is a more tolerant mentality change, rather than the only choice that is obsessed with being on an equal footing with men.

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  • Ivah 2021-12-17 08:01:15

    It's actually pretty good. This film will definitely be said to be white, but it doesn't have any big intentions in itself. It is just a mixed story of teenage chick road films, which is a regular play. I think it can be given a score of 7. This kind of brainless film looks very easy.

  • Soledad 2021-12-17 08:01:15

    Olivia Wilde really knows how to effortlessly tell contemporary high school "cliches".

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  • Molly: Amy, do you know how many girls are gonna be up your vagina next year? Every time I come visit you, you're gonna be scissoring a different girl.

    Amy: Dude, scissoring is not a thing.

    Molly: Don't knock it until you've tried it.

    Amy: It's not a thing.

    Molly: Don't knock it until you've tried it.

    Amy: I'm not knocking it, I'm just saying it isn't a thing.

    Molly: How about you don't knock it until you've tried it?

  • Molly: You can make yourself cum using only your mind? That's like the one thing my mind can't do.