Post: #1

I thought it would be very useful to have a thread with
all the movies which are downright feminist propaganda,
we should not waste our time to see them.

My first two proposals:

Hard Candy (2005)

Feminist movie of the worst kind:

18 years old Ellen Page raids a man photographer´s home,
ties him up, tortures him, cuts his cock and testicles,
and pushes him from the roof to his death.

All of these simply because Ellen Page had some
obsession that he is a man who "takes advantage of girls"...


Martyrs (2008)

A very praised horror torture "revenge" movie,
that was chosen by some review critics even number 1
most important horror movie that everyone should see...

In this movie a short-haired girl
that thinks she was abused in her childhood,
grows up, takes some shotguns, and goes and executes
the whole family and the innocent children of the
man who was the owner of the children asylum
where she grew up.

The movie is an absurd and gratuitous avalanche
of torture, murders, mutilations and blood,
without any deeper meaning, only showing
"strong women" who murder everyone in sight.

I had the idea for this thread being inspired by the excellent ROK
"Why You Should Not Go See “Mad Max: Feminist Road”
http://www.returnofkings.com/63036/why-y...inist-road


What movies have you seen and made you vomit
at the straight-in-the-face feminist propaganda?

Post: #2

I just tend to avoid them altogether, not a very good use of time.

Post: #3

Oh, not to forget:

Don Jon (2013)

The handsome main character dumps his beautiful 20-something hot girlfriend
Scarlett Johansson,
and finds his "happiness" in the arms of a old cougar 55-years Julianne Moore

Could not even watch the last 30 minutes of the movie,
they were too vomit-inducing.

Post: #4

By the way, this is not a dupe in any way.
There is another thread only about one movie: Mad Max.

This thread is completely different
and it is about all the movies filled with feminist propaganda.

The first three feminist movies described above :

Don Jon (2013)

Hard Candy (2005)

Martyrs (2008)

Post: #5

Quote:we should not waste our time to see them.

Settle down buddy, shit movies are made very day but I feel like you are advocating that these movies be banned or boycotted because you were 'triggered' by them.

Offer a critique of the movie and move on.

Post: #6

(05-13-2015 06:28 AM)magicone Wrote:  I thought it would be very useful to have a thread with
all the movies which are downright feminist propaganda,
we should not waste our time to see them.

Martyrs (2008)

A very praised horror torture "revenge" movie,
that was chosen by some review critics even number 1
most important horror movie that everyone should see...

In this movie a short-haired girl
that thinks she was abused in her childhood,
grows up, takes some shotguns, and goes and executes
the whole family and the innocent children of the
man who was the owner of the children asylum
where she grew up.

The movie is an absurd and gratuitous avalanche
of torture, murders, mutilations and blood,
without any deeper meaning, only showing
"strong women" who murder everyone in sight.

This is pretty much one of the best horror films ever made. I personally don't see any feminist propaganda in it.
There will be somethings we don't agree in every film, but that does not mean we start a boycott because of it. It just reeks of SJMism to me.

Also i wouldn't call Martyrs a "Mainstream blockbuster movie"

Post: #7

(05-13-2015 07:54 AM)Goldfinger Wrote:  

(05-13-2015 06:28 AM)magicone Wrote:  I thought it would be very useful to have a thread with
all the movies which are downright feminist propaganda,
we should not waste our time to see them.

Martyrs (2008)

A very praised horror torture "revenge" movie,
that was chosen by some review critics even number 1
most important horror movie that everyone should see...

In this movie a short-haired girl
that thinks she was abused in her childhood,
grows up, takes some shotguns, and goes and executes
the whole family and the innocent children of the
man who was the owner of the children asylum
where she grew up.

The movie is an absurd and gratuitous avalanche
of torture, murders, mutilations and blood,
without any deeper meaning, only showing
"strong women" who murder everyone in sight.

This is pretty much one of the best horror films ever made. I personally don't see any feminist propaganda in it.
There will be somethings we don't agree in every film, but that does not mean we start a boycott because of it. It just reeks of SJMism to me.

Also i wouldn't call Martyrs a "Mainstream blockbuster movie"

I agree, Martyrs is an amazing movie, and it certainly has a deeper meaning, if you're looking for it. What it doesn't have is feminist propaganda, I really don't see how you conclude this if you watched past the 30 minute mark.

Post: #8

Sphere guys need to be careful they don't turn into the equivalent of the Maoist International Movement (MIM) movie reviewers. Looking for every little thing that can be construed as pro-feminism in movies or inventing shit in your mind where there is none is pointless and can lead to unhealthy paranoia.

Already in this thread we see disagreement over whether some obscure movie is pro-feminist or not instead of people listing the most obvious ones. Furthermore, what sort of criteria does one use to determine this? Does a movie having a female protagonist automatically make it a feminist propaganda film?

People also interpret things differently. I watched Gone Girl and while a lot of guys in the sphere seem to think it's a great film showing the true nature of cutthroat women I think it's a dangerous flick that gives crazy women bad ideas.

Off the top of my head the biggest blatant pro-feminist propaganda blockbuster movie in a while was The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.

Post: #9

This thread reminds me of a guy I met in grad school who basically asked whenever he met someone, "What's your theory?" as if Semiotics, Marxism, Psychoanalysis, Feminism, Evo Pysch, Postcolonialism, etc. were astrological signs that bind your brain for life.
Pretty much any cultural product could be subjected to the Red Pill sausage factory treatment: whatever you put into it, the resulting analysis will be basically the same. It can get boring.

Post: #10

Hard Candy is an exploitation film, both characters are awful people and the emphasis is on the violence and not some feminist message. Same for I spit on your grave. It is a rape revenge film, but is is way too graphic to have a real feminist message. It greatly emphasizes RAPE and REVENGE. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone

Post: #11

Here is another obvious straight in the face feminist propaganda movie,

The Naked Feminist (2004)

It is about how porn actresses are bullshitly portrayed as "strong empowered feminists"

and not as the truth: just prostitutes which do anything for just few dollars more.

The official description is written by feminists even:

"Provocative, enlightening and revealing, The Naked Feminist challenges the myths surrounding women in the porn industry"

Post: #12

I was reading through the Maoist movie review of The Machinist and it struck me how similar the communist scum sound to SJW typists.

Quote:While it might encourage some gender oppressors to question their hypocritical attitude towards child abusers and other perpetrators of crimes against children, and to question their own patronizing attitude towards children, "The Machinist" obscures the oppression of children under patriarchy by focusing on a particular possible effect of children's oppression under patriarchy (adults' perpetrating hit-and-runs against children), misrepresenting the causes of adults' violent crimes against children in general, and failing to illustrate what children have in common as children and gender-oppressed people.

The violence, and even the sex, in "The Machinist" are genuinely uncomfortable to watch and not enjoyable, which may be a redeeming value of the movie in the context of reactionary movies with violence that is enjoyable or intoxicating. Although the main character's difficult-to-sort-out perceptions and misperceptions are part of the script, "The Machinist" misleadingly blurs the distinction between consciousness and objective reality, and even the distinctions among dreams, fantasies, hallucinations, illusions, and memories, but the movie usefully illustrates some aspects of intimacy and sex work in oppressor nations (while ignoring conditions in the same areas in oppressed nations).

You could make a game out of this shit: SJW or Maoist?

Post: #13

^^There is one on reddit a sub group called sjw or stormfront. Pretty funny if you ask me

Post: #14

In Top 10 Feminist movies, as listed by a Feminist magazine, on the first place it came "Wild":

The description as written by the feminist magazine:

1. Wild (Drama/Biography, Dir. Jean-Marc Vallée)

Based on the memoir by Cheryl Strayed, Wild tracks the emotional journey of Cheryl, a 26-year-old heroin addict grieving the loss of her mother, as she hikes the Pacific Crest Trail alone from California’s Mojave Desert to the Bridge of the Gods in Oregon. Beautiful, poetic and deeply moving, Wild winds the road to Cheryl’s self-discovery with wit, grace and the will to confront one’s self, no matter how rough the emotional terrain may be.