Mr. Plinkett very famously criticized movies in which the only woman of significance in the story had an arc where she went from being a Queen to a Senator to a trad wife to being dead.
But it’s wrong to criticize movies that have plot arcs like that for women?
Mr. Plinkett very famously criticized movies in which the only woman of significance in the story had an arc where she went from being a Queen to a Senator to a trad wife to being dead.
But it’s wrong to criticize movies that have plot arcs like that for women?
That kind of depends on how it’s done.
If you’re criticizing a fictional woman that was written by a man, are you criticizing women, or criticizing how men write women?
As long as they never hire women to write movies amirite? :P