Analysis Of Tough Guise 2 And Miss Representation

There is hope for a better reality of Americans when the few come together as a group, exposing themselves and others, and the documentaries Tough Guise 2 and Miss Representation speak to men and women and how they can change their bad gender image sold to them by the media. Tough Guise 2 observes men bred by the media to be leaders in America’s violent crimes. Miss Representation observes the role the entertainment industry plays in defining gender roles, but takes a closer look at what women can do to fight gender inequality in political spectrums where their positive example is lacking in areas where males predominate, and therefore attempts to do something about gender representation. Without diverse input from men outside the realm of the most famous, both documentaries miss an opportunity to reach an audience of men that could use their power to stand up against the plight of gender misrepresentation in the media.

Consequently, as part of the media monster itself, the filmmakers of both documentaries have a part in selling how Americans think of themselves to them, and they speak to roughly 50% of the problem. The filmmakers of Miss Representation expose the viewers to themselves, but without shaming them to buy into a fake reality. It does have its problems. This …show more content…
The author of this documentary fails to provide his select audience with a diverse and gender neutral solution, and though ambitious it is in aim with regard to changing male patterns of behavior, it is overall reductive. Gay and straight men without children to influence or schools to shoot up might have trouble relating to this film and could apply real behavioral change in their life by taking the many observations of several different women for example to follow, who unfortunately are solely