Thread: How to Improve the Odds That Your Movie Is Good IHint - No Women)

15 Movies With No Female Characters Whatsoever
BY ALEX LEADBEATER
One of the most popular ways to measure how well-balanced a film is in terms of gender representation is the Bechdel Test. Named after Alison Bechdel, the comic artist who created it, it features three simple classifications that surprisingly few movies meet: the movie has to have (1) at least two women in it, (2) who talk to each other, (3) about something besides a man. It’s not a perfect measure, but does work as a good metric to see how cinema in general is treating female characters; in 2016, over half of the year’s highest grossing films passed the test.


However, some movies don’t even get close to passing the first hurdle; they have no women characters at all. Normally it’s in period war movies or other isolated situations where historically only men would appear, but some examples are a little more egregious. Here are fifteen of the most striking cases.

To qualify for the list, a film has to have no named or speaking female roles – extras in crowd scenes or allusions to unseen women are allowed as they (if anything) highlight a missed opportunity.


I’d probably vote for Lawrence of Arabia as the greatest movie of all time. Women have no lines in it, although they are allowed to ululate . . .
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Originally Posted by CPRA

15 Movies With No Female Characters Whatsoever
BY ALEX LEADBEATER
One of the most popular ways to measure how well-balanced a film is in terms of gender representation is the Bechdel Test. Named after Alison Bechdel, the comic artist who created it, it features three simple classifications that surprisingly few movies meet: the movie has to have (1) at least two women in it, (2) who talk to each other, (3) about something besides a man. It’s not a perfect measure, but does work as a good metric to see how cinema in general is treating female characters; in 2016, over half of the year’s highest grossing films passed the test.


However, some movies don’t even get close to passing the first hurdle; they have no women characters at all. Normally it’s in period war movies or other isolated situations where historically only men would appear, but some examples are a little more egregious. Here are fifteen of the most striking cases.

To qualify for the list, a film has to have no named or speaking female roles – extras in crowd scenes or allusions to unseen women are allowed as they (if anything) highlight a missed opportunity.


I’d probably vote for Lawrence of Arabia as the greatest movie of all time. Women have no lines in it, although they are allowed to ululate . . .
Full article: https://vdare.com/posts/how-to-impro...-movie-is-good

Here in "real life" isolated survival situations, haven't those survival island programs proven enough already?

Becuzz, here in real life women die in those kind of situations, and not just a couple, they die from lack of situational awareness and void of practical skills. The movie would have to be 10 minutes long, and that doesn't qualify as a movie.

Upon release of the movie "Dunkirk", women rights groups were protesting the lack of female characters, but here in the real world we all know women are kept the furthest from battle, but facts don't count when your a dysfunctional cognitive dissident, with a head full of artificial grandeur and mental delusions from narcissistic intoxication, and that doesn't count the ones on psyche meds and their mental deficiencies! (Hollywood in a nutshell).

If logic and facts were a vinyl record, and females were the stylus, you're better off dragging a dull railroad spike over it if you want to hear any music!

How to Improve the Odds That Your Movie Is Good

I just look back a few decades and watch the ones I missed at the time.

Originally Posted by stanmsl

How to Improve the Odds That Your Movie Is Good


I just look back a few decades and watch the ones I missed at the time.

Before masculinity became frowned upon, scenes like this appealed to women's wet side, giving them domination tingles and the security of knowing who's boss. Now they're married to all-mighty government at birth.




The ones that seek male dominion can't find it in the west outside MGTOW, and that's too bad, we're mutually disgusted and unwilling to submit to emasculating conditions conspired by women and their almighty masters, gynocentric communist jackboot governments.

Now they run off and marry the likes of Al-Qaeda, seeking a master to rule over them that knows equality is a western hoax and women don't deserve the same rights as men, especially when they're controlling the narrative.



I say, if your dog is more obedient than your woman, get rid of the women or suffer the consequences.