Beyond the Bechdel Test: ‘The Intern’
Unfortunately, “The Intern” is more an exercise in Fascinating Films That Could Have Been than anything else.
Unfortunately, “The Intern” is more an exercise in Fascinating Films That Could Have Been than anything else.
It’s my generation’s “Heathers” minus the Drano and plus the power of Facebook shares.
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.
It might be iconic now, but writer and director Amy Heckerling had an uphill battle getting “Clueless” onscreen.
“Pitch Perfect” is the rare film where a scene not passing the Bechdel test is the exception.
“Jurassic World” is a good demonstration of how basic the Bechdel Test is intended to be.
Amy Schumer takes the typical chick flick structure and makes “Trainwreck” a real movie for women …