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Old 16th June 2011, 11:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Daemonia View Post
But what I find interesting is that, for the most part, it's men that decry these kinds of films as being misogynistic (Kermode, for example), not women (although there are a few, but seem to be fewer than men). I just wonder what it is about these men that make them feel the need to come rushing to the aid of these 'weak' women, as if they aren't capable for sticking up for themselves.
I disagree. Kermode is very unusual in that he is a prominent openly feminist journalist. I also think this is a self-defeating point in that what you are saying could maybe just highlight that the vast majority of critics and fiim journalists are male!

More to the point, analysing a film and coming to someone's rescue! are two completely separate things.
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