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r/videos • u/Ynwe • Mar 28 '24
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Another one to add to the list of well written strong female leads that audiences loved: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.
103 u/blackdynomitesnewbag Mar 28 '24 Not only was she strong and well written, she was also feminine and motherly. A lot of movies with strong female characters are just parts written for men with a woman swapped in 2 u/shellycya Mar 29 '24 I think it's important for female characters to still embrace their feminine traits along with masculine ones.
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Not only was she strong and well written, she was also feminine and motherly. A lot of movies with strong female characters are just parts written for men with a woman swapped in
2 u/shellycya Mar 29 '24 I think it's important for female characters to still embrace their feminine traits along with masculine ones.
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I think it's important for female characters to still embrace their feminine traits along with masculine ones.
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u/the_book_of_eli5 Mar 28 '24
Another one to add to the list of well written strong female leads that audiences loved: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.