[ SECRET POST #5544 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5544 ⌋

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[Nathan Evans]












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Comments

[chamonix]

I think it's the framing and the attitude of the male character that make a female empowerment fantasy, rather than just how they look. For example, I think Kylo Ren is filmed from a very female gaze perspective, which is why a lot of male star wars fans had massive problems with him, and complained that he was a "shitty villain". Yes, because he's not supposed to be a villain; he's there to prop up Rey's story, not the other way around, and the way he's filmed represents that. He's sexualised in a very female gaze way instead of a male empowerment fantasy. Think of how many men ranted how his shirtless scene was weird and unnecessary. That's 90% of superhero films for women.