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Ladies Man 07-11-02 03:11 AM

Female Hero's
 
For a very long time, hero's have been recognized as being male and just crazy if one were to be female. Even right back to the Anglo-Saxons has it been the mans job to defeat the evil. Women were seen as perfect and to fragile to fight anything.

Alien was a very popular movie and succesfull, why? Because it was a Sci-Fi and concerned aliens which burst out of your stomach only to eat everything. But, it was one of a minority, it had a female hero, a female was the one to defeat the known evil. The movie is now a classic.

Other movies i know of which have female hero's are:

----The Long Kiss GoodnightGina Davis. House wife by day, but by night, still a house wife who kicks @r$e.

----Resident Evil Milla Jovavich. Who can kill a zombie in the stark nude? Millavich Can!

----M.I.B Linda Florentino. Killed that big darn cockroach!

----LOTR: Return of the King Miranda Otto. For one brief moment, she shows what women can do!

Like I said, a minority!

Any Comment, addition?

Ladies Man 07-11-02 03:17 AM

Damn! I missed tha movie!

I like connelly aswell.:furious: :mad:

James2183 07-11-02 05:51 AM

thelma and louise?
basic instinct?

i have to write a paper on feminism so im glad this topic came up. although there are some female heroes have you seen that no matter what film it is they always end up skantly clad

Holden Pike 07-11-02 06:00 AM

female hero = heroine
 
Please check out THIS existing thread. :indifferent:

The Silver Bullet 07-11-02 07:17 AM

well i liked the lesbian anal dildoh sex scene with jenniffer connelly in requiem of a dream...for that momment she was my hero
I don't know if this is a serious thing or some sick, sad attempt at something...

Raziel1 07-11-02 09:31 AM

Hey not to get technical, but if she's female isn't she a heroine. Hero is usually for the males. Anyhow I liked Pam Anderson in Barb Wire

The Silver Bullet 07-11-02 09:56 AM

Originally posted in Holden's Post Title Thingo:
female hero = heroine
:yup:

firegod 07-11-02 11:36 AM

Technically, a hero doesn't have to be a male. Also technically, a female doctor could be a doctress and a female singer could be a singeress. We understand those last two to be silly; I'm waiting for everyone to show a little consistency... I, for one, will never call any comedian a comedienne...

FiLm Fr3aK 07-11-02 11:39 AM

Originally posted by firegod
a female singer could be a singeress.
:idea:
I thought it was songstress......

:frustrated:

firegod 07-11-02 11:42 AM

That too.

The Silver Bullet 07-11-02 11:46 AM

Technically, they're all actors, too.

But I do believe technically the word is heroine...

firegod 07-11-02 11:53 AM

Originally posted by The Silver Bullet
Technically, they're all actors, too.

But I do believe technically the word is heroine...
Technically, a female who acts is both an actor and an actress. Technically, a female who is heroic is both a hero and a heroine. Technically, a female with a doctorate is both a doctor and a doctress.

The Silver Bullet 07-11-02 12:26 PM

Really? Wow.
That, my friend, is retarded...

:yup:

sadesdrk 07-11-02 12:31 PM

:laugh:

No kidding. It's like pick one and go with it.

firegod 07-11-02 12:37 PM

Yes, it is retarded. It is retarded to have the extra name. I call people who act, actors, regardless of gender.

Ladies Man 07-11-02 08:01 PM

What about the Charaters these Actoresses play?

The Silver Bullet 07-11-02 09:35 PM

Yes, it is retarded. It is retarded to have the extra name.
Oh, yes. I wasn't calling you retarded, that's what I meant.


What about the Charaters these Actoresses play?
READ THE THREAD THAT HOLDEN POSTED A LINK TO!!

:rolleyes:

sadesdrk 07-11-02 11:57 PM

Originally posted by Ladies Man
What about the Charaters these Actoresses play?
You have GOT to be kidding???!!

The Silver Bullet 07-12-02 01:34 AM

He's a great speller.
Great writer.
Tremendous director.

:rolleyes:

Holden Pike 07-12-02 03:23 AM

Terrific reading comprehension as well.


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