Movies

WP: Men spoke more than women even in Disney's Princess movies Antibody Jan 26, 14:05

Lol. {nm} masonacj Jan 26, 14:12

thanks for another irrelevant social justice warrior post dmac {nm} adrenalin112 Jan 26, 14:32

inconvenient truths are inconvenient slipping jimmy Jan 26, 15:18

17yrs ago. Lets move on. {nm} adrenalin112 Jan 26, 15:36

Frozen came out in 2013. Despite being a story about two sister princesses, men claim 59 percent of the lines in that film. {nm} Antibody Jan 26, 15:45

One cannot diminish the power of Elsa because she is intentionally verbally noncommunicative and not a babbling idiot like Olaf. {nm} maltrinity Jan 26, 16:34

Why couldn't Olaf be voiced by a woman? Why are the sidekicks predominantly male? {nm} Antibody Jan 26, 16:36

the movie was damn near perfect in box office success & empowered females of all ages. Why are you looking to fault it? {nm} adrenalin112 Jan 26, 16:51

because it's a consistent pattern of bias {nm} slipping jimmy Jan 26, 17:01

yeah so instead of praising the movie for it's overall positive message, let's chastise it for uneven word count LMAO SMH {nm} adrenalin112 Jan 26, 17:26

The problem is the pattern. But you have to look at some of the unlikely films that STILL fit the pattern. CG63 Jan 26, 20:59

Why don't we just make everybody happy and have all new films star only black women? {nm} Strider907 Jan 26, 20:49

If black women got as many roles as white men, and vice versa, white boys would never, ever stop whining about it {nm} CG63 Jan 26, 21:00

Lol. +1 {nm} masonacj Jan 27, 06:12

It really is dumb. People just like to be mad about stuff I guess. {nm} masonacj Jan 27, 06:13

Mad about stuff like "people taking issue with the status quo". {nm} RogerMore Jan 27, 07:32

Less is more :-) {nm} jmt-nl Jan 26, 14:34

More or less. :P {nm} The Force-Ghost of DTravel Jan 26, 18:06