[ SECRET POST #6900 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6900 ⌋

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[TRUST FALL! by GHOST (Vocaloid producer)]



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[(Anonymous)]

For a show that claims to be about a town with no men, run entirely by women, there sure are a lot of men running around telling women what to do.

[(Anonymous)]

Are all three names above the title of male actors? Because that's weird for a movie supposedly set in an all-woman town.

my bad

[(Anonymous)]

that's Michelle not Michael. One out of three ain't good, but better than zero.

[(Anonymous)]

Disappointed but not surprised.

[(Anonymous)]

The overwhelming majority of the regular cast were men and about 2/3 of the whole cast were British. It’s just a funny way to make a western that’s supposed to be women as the majority.

[(Anonymous)]

That's kind of depressing to me, to be honest.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like this happens every time. A show or movie claims to be about a matriarchal society or whatever and then is just all about men.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep. And/or the plot focuses on how the matriarchal society is actually evil somehow, instead of just...being a story set in a matriarchy.

[(Anonymous)]

I had no idea what this is so I looked it up and LMAO created, written and directed by a man and the synopsis says the miniseries is about a male outlaw who runs into a town that is majority women. No wonder the poster looks all "fuck yeah, women!" while 2/3 credited names on the poster are men.
Based off my limited understanding, this feels very "feminism for men". "We have strong badass women...in the company of the main characters, because a story can only be a story if it centers on a man and the other important men in his life. The women in the show are badass. They know how to use guns, they curse, they stand around with scowled faces. You could say they act like men but they're women. This is feminism."

[(Anonymous)]

"They act like men but they're women" is never something I've heard from a male "feminist." That's an old complaint from female "feminists" who think feminism is "choosing" to be a girly girl and unfeminine women are traitors who are basically men.

OP

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly this. There's one woman who wears pants and does manly things. She loved her husband, and co-parents her niece and nephew, but she's a tough girl y'see? Oh, also she's in lesbian love with the local prostitute.

The other main female character lost her husband in a flash flood, nearly downed, was found by "savages" and gang raped by them until a man came and saved her. Then she has a half-native son with a noble savage.

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Why is Jack O'Connell in so many things??