Where Are the Women? Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism
There are lots of girls and women in this movie, which is good. Most of the women, however, are caretakers of children or mothers, which isn’t great.
Year: 2015
Molly Moon and the Incredible Book of Hypnotism movie review: you are getting very angry…
This desperately terrible children’s fantasy is an unpleasant mishmash of dated slapstick, unwittingly sinister adventure, and icky magic.
London photo: the Painted Hall is more than ceiling
The walls are painted, too…
spoiler alert: about the ending of The Gift
The Gift takes the disgusting trope of hurting a woman to make a man feel something to a vile new low… one that reveals its ignorance about women.
London photo: more from the Painted Hall
Another view of the Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, aka the U.K.’s “Sistine Chapel.”
from Twitter: watch Roger Corman’s 1994 film Fantastic Four
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from Twitter: there are two different Megyn Kellys…
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from Twitter: life as a dork
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London photo: the UK’s “Sistine Chapel”
Just one view of the Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich.
Where Are the Women? Pixels
There are movies that treat women as if they’re trophies for men. And then there’s this movie, in which a woman is an actual trophy awarded to a man.
