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Post by thisguy4000 on Dec 7, 2017 17:24:50 GMT
What about the movie came across as promoting a feminist message? The thematic idea that men were destroying the world and that a woman was needed to save it. That's not an inherently incorrect or bad idea, however; it resulted in what was only a good film being promoted beyond its rightful stature. I'd rather the film have been taken on its actual merits rather than its perceived politics. The film is now a podium to preach from as opposed to what I assume it was meant to be, a platform to further build a shared universe on. The film never went with the implication that men were killing the world, especially when one of the antagonists was a woman. The conflict behind the film was this idea that humanity as a whole was destroying the world, hence why Ares’ motivation was to wipe them all out. |
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