curated: “Movies Starring Women Earn More Than Male-Led Films”
This is even better than my Where Are the Women? project found…
Bechdel Test
Where Are the Women? goes to Ravencon
OMG! My feminist-rating criteria has a fancy name like The Bechdel Test! Apparently people are calling it “The Johanson Analysis.” I am floored and immensely flattered.
Rampage movie review: American kaiju
Raises the bar on big dumb fun, with The Rock’s social-justice-warrior badass and his genuinely charming relationship with a gorilla, plus a ton of goofball sci-fi monster action turned up to 11.
Where Are the Women? a feminist protest in film criticism [funded!]
Woo-hoo! Rating and ranking of films will begin in early January. Stay tuned… [This post is not behind the paywall.]
is Doctor Who sexist?
Numbers point to Yes: the show has gotten more sexist and less inclusive of women since Steven Moffat took over as showrunner from Russell T. Davies.
movies that pass the Bechdel Test make more money than movies that don’t
If Hollywood were truly all about money, Hollywood would know this already.
The Other Woman trailer: take this, Bechdel Test!
We need a word or phrase that means, about women in Hollywood, the same thing that “Uncle Tom” means…
Endless Love review: no more Daddy’s little girl
Shockingly not terrible, and says some things that need to be said more often, like how dads do not own their teenaged daughters…
Divergent trailer: but will it pass the reverse Bechdel Test?!
Girl protagonist. Woman villain. Now we’re getting somewhere.
what are the greatest or most iconic movie quotes spoken by women?
Another way of looking at the issues that the Bechdel Test raises about the paucity of women onscreen…
