The Stepford Wives Analysis

The Stepford Wives promotes the creation of feminism. With the invitation to the men association, Joanna decided to employ a mode to balance out the sexist club that the men have by creating a women’s club. The programmed women in the club only talked about house work and cleaning as they were programmed by the men, Joanna also empowered other women to speak out unlike ever before.
The men’s association in Joanna’s perspective was extremely sexist and oppressed women as her husband said that women are forbidden from joining. Joanna set out on a journey to achieve something unlike anyone has done before and that was to get a women’s club going and have it last. During the club meeting, Joanna took the head role and the performance that she put on during the meeting was somewhat careful and she avoiding to push everyone around. She most likely put on the act to avoid scaring the other ladies from participating and to avoid behaving like the men in their own …show more content…
Joanna, who fought against the male dominance, empowered other wives in the same town to follow suite. Intelligently, the creators of this movie did an amazing job getting to the troubles of feminine idealism, focusing on the lack of female intervention in the real world, the directors addressed an important issue in today’s society and did a fair job giving women power in the movie. In conclusion, the movie Stepford Wives, played an important role of second wave feminism. It awoke many other women around the world to understand and to stand up to such treatment and not allow themselves to get bullied around by hate. The movie addressed the male dominant world that we live in today, and did a fantastic job showing that women, one day were used as objects and not treated fairly. Women in Stepford never received the chance to be treated fair, and that prevented them from stopping the inevitable from