Beyond the Bechdel Test: ‘The Women’ (1939)
Despite its cringe-worthy moments of sexism, “The Women” was an important stepping stone when it comes to the evolution of onscreen portrayals of women.
Despite its cringe-worthy moments of sexism, “The Women” was an important stepping stone when it comes to the evolution of onscreen portrayals of women.
I don’t think taking an all-male franchise and making it female is an especially feminist move.
It ultimately doesn’t matter whether or not “Up in the Air” passes the Bechdel test because this is a subtly, gloriously feminist film.
I really wanted to like The Fringe Hours.
It might be iconic now, but writer and director Amy Heckerling had an uphill battle getting “Clueless” onscreen.
I can’t even tell you how excited this stuff makes me.
“Pitch Perfect” is the rare film where a scene not passing the Bechdel test is the exception.
I went through and analyzed the 126 characters the show has featured in its four seasons thus far.
I’ve spent the last week digging through the Ashley Madison data.