Writing this comment is regarded as a "discussing nature" response among friends, not a hatred. (full of desire for survival
This hot commenter believes that the sexism of this film is as follows: 1. Every time the defectors are women; 2. The women in the film are useless, they mainly win by undressing; 3. Every male in the film is Very special, even Xiao Hei (sorry for forgetting the character word TT), who also chose to defect at the beginning, died with love and righteousness in the end. Then there was a "real hammer" of Marvel's sexism in the comment area: the line "This is why the CIA has no place for women."
But is it really so?
Look at the first one first. There are women in every character who defected. Is it a reasonable plot trend that can be followed, or is it deliberately to create a "ruthless and meaningless Bichi"? Looking at the movie, we will find that the character of the woman named angel does have the element of "evil charm, alternative and unwilling to abide by ordinary rules/morality" (and personally think that the career choice of stripper also looks very individual. ), so in the face of "teammates who do not have very deep friendships" and "opponents who seem to be strong and throw golden olive branches", it seems that it is not surprising to choose to defect. Here we can make an interesting hypothesis: what if the character angel was male? Think about it again, in fact, there are many male characters in our martial arts novels who are deviant, evil, and even duplicitous, but we are not very disgusted with these characters, and even feel that they are interesting and sexy-then why are such characters When the setting falls on women, we think it's stigmatizing? Can't women have such an "evil" and "charming" existence? So I think that such a female character setting is a sexist comrade. I think you need to reflect on your positioning of the gender roles, at least the stereotypes in your mind (for example, "a good woman should be strong and righteous, generally speaking, gentle and brave." Loyalty/Charming, weak, and so on and so forth") had to be changed. Then to "Magic". Personally, I think her defection is more reasonable. According to the plot, she is still a teenager at this time (or the character setting incorporates many problems that are easy for teenagers), and she is very confused and painful in terms of self-cognition and self-worth. When she was entangled in these "growing pains" that were very important to young people, Professor X, who was like a first love and a brother, was obviously a mainstream friendly personality, open-minded, sensible, and could not fully understand/resolve her concerns about "" "Be different"; but Magneto is different. Magneto, who has suffered eternal separation from his relatives since he was a child and exploited by villains who covet his own abilities, has a rebellious personality and walks on the boundary of good and evil, in other words We can even say that he is very "punk". This kind of setting, coupled with his words of encouragement, deeply moved and inspired Mystique. Professor X also understands this, so he "yes" and encourages Mystique and Magneto to go. In this way, the two characters who defected, their trajectories are reasonable and reasonable, and it seems a bit illogical to just grab a woman's identity and put it on the line.
Look at the second one, is the female character in the film really a vase that is basically useless and only takes off clothes? Does having such a role mean sexism? The CIA female agent who was described as "the only great achievement was to steal information by wearing only underwear, and finally lost her memory". In fact, she sneaked into the party very cleverly and cleverly, and although she did not have a lot of roles, she played some roles. The more important roles, such as coordinating the relationship between the government and the mutant team with the fat uncle, assisting the team in flight, and finally pulling out a pistol to stop Magneto when he is crazy. The memory of being erased later does not mean that she is incompetent, but she is indeed the last ordinary human who has witnessed the experience of the team and survived (here, I feel sorry for the fat uncle 5555 who died tragically). Then I use angel's stripper career as an example, I think it's very emmm, it really doesn't mean anything, the stripper is not without it, right; the diamond girl is indeed a bit of a vase, and even makes me feel a little lack of IQ, but This is her personality, as a feminist, I don't think I'm qualified to say "she's not OK/I don't want a character or person like her to appear in life or film and television works", that would be contrary to feminist spirit.
Okay, let's go to the third one, is every male in the film very special and the females pale in comparison? I don't think so. According to the "misogyny plot" implied by the previous skepticism, we might as well think about Professor X's greasy approach, Magneto's brutality (such as forcibly pulling people's golden teeth), ultrasound's timid confession, and big-footed handsome guy's ego What would be the effect of identifying difficulties, the almost unreasonable ambitions of the antagonist boss, and selfishness (the goal of "conquering the world" is really too old-fashioned) if it were arranged in a female character? Everyone is careful. So are they perfect? ? Is it special enough to make you ignore the flaws? ? Actually not necessarily. You want to say that the men are all powerful, and the co-author is what you think is a CIA agent just so so? ? ? That's a real loser /Yunbei/
By the way, "Magneto saved the Diamond Girl out to play for himself"? ? ? The person who said this should reflect on why he thinks that when a man meets a woman, it should be for the goal of sexual desire! Why don't you think Magneto saved her because she valued her ability? I wonder if the cutting power of this diamond is really not in vain / Yun Bei /
And at the end, the old man in CIA said such a line, I think it is more ironic, because only this woman who was despised by them is the only ordinary person who has the last laugh with the mutant team, and knows nothing about these Or simply ignore them, these greasy old guys are just here to point out the country - isn't this kind of strong arrogance, isn't it ironic?
I have to feel that our Women's Federation's work promotion is really not in place. Looking at the number of likes on that film review, we can imagine that people have many misunderstandings about women's rights. (Okay writing here, I found that I am indeed scolding people, I apologize / bow deeply/)
In the end, the movie is really just a very qualified commercial film. James is really beautiful, and some of the lines are really stupid. It tries to involve a grand background, but the American ideology leads to a rather political one-sidedness. Personally, I am not a Marvel fan, I have no plot, I just come here to enjoy the beauty of Zhan Mei, and by the way, enjoy this superhero movie with a score of more than 8 points, that's all.
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