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Are there any movies with no feminism and other social engineering?
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Finding movies that are entirely devoid of any themes that could be
interpreted as "feminism" or "social engineering" can be challenging since
these concepts can be broadly interpreted. However, there are films that focus
more on traditional storytelling, action, or adventure without explicitly
highlighting social issues or gender roles. Here are a few examples based on
general consensus from movie discussions and reviews:
Action and Adventure:
The Lord of the Rings Trilogy - While there are certainly strong female
characters, the narrative primarily focuses on an epic fantasy adventure, with
themes centered around friendship, courage, and the battle against evil rather
than explicit social commentary.
Mad Max: Fury Road - Though
it features a strong female lead in Furiosa, the movie is often celebrated
more for its action and world-building rather than its social messages. Some
might argue it subtly promotes feminist ideals, but it's primarily an action
spectacle.
Classic Films:
Casablanca - This classic focuses on love, sacrifice, and wartime
intrigue, with characters defined more by their personal choices and the
historical context rather than by gender politics.
Horror and Sci-Fi:
Alien - While Sigourney Weaver's Ripley is a pioneering female action
hero, the film is more known for its horror elements and setting in space than
for overt social commentary. Though, some might argue its portrayal of Ripley
as a competent, decisive leader could be viewed as feminist.
Comedy:
The Big Lebowski - A cult classic that dives into absurdity, bowling,
and the life of The Dude, with less focus on social engineering themes, though
it does have its share of commentary on society.
It's important to
note that even in films where these themes are not the central focus,
interpretations can vary widely. What one person might see as devoid of
"social engineering" another might see as subtly or even unintentionally
promoting such themes. Additionally, modern audiences often re-evaluate older
films through contemporary lenses, which can lead to discussions about
feminism or other social issues even in films not explicitly made with those
intentions.
The concept of "no feminism or social engineering" can
also be subjective since these themes can be present in nuanced ways.
Therefore, the absence of these themes would typically mean a focus on other
narrative elements like plot, character development, or genre-specific action
without directly addressing or critiquing social structures.
Jeff Rense is an American anti-New World Order activist. He hosts a website at Rense.com and is the radio talk-show host of the Jeff Rense Program. His show broadcasts on internet radio. The website and show often discuss topics such as 9/11, World War II revisionism, Zionism, contemporary geopolitical developments, alternative medicines and some more eccentric aspects such as Ufology.
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