Where Are the Women? Absolutely Anything
The male protagonist uses his newly acquired godlike powers to treat women badly, as if they were nothing more than playthings for men.
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Where Are the Women? Mistress America
Two major female characters, both flawed and complicated people, on a journey of self-discovery that has nothing to do with romance or having babies.
Where Are the Women? Paper Towns
Wants to tell a story about how young women are people… which it does by removing the main female character from the narrative for half of the film.
Where Are the Women? The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
A female villain who isn’t defined by her sexuality helps balance out the underused female sidekick to the good guys (who are, of course, guys).
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.
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.
Where Are the Women? Max
A boy and his dog. And then another boy and the dog. And even the damn dog is male.
Where Are the Women? The Diary of a Teenage Girl
Defies the clichés with which women are treated onscreen by turning the tropes of exploitation into expressions of a woman’s ownership of her sexuality.
Where Are the Women? Fantastic Four
This is a case of a film doing the absolute minimum it needs to in order not to be considered outright sexist.
Where Are the Women? War Book
This is (mostly) a great example of positive depiction of women: as people with authority, with strong opinions, with powerful personalities.
