With the increase of the feminism movement into the mainstream people have been questioning what it truly means to be a man or a woman in today’s society. People with traditional beliefs will tell you it is the man’s responsibility to go out, find a job, provide for his family, and do all the physically demanding task around the house; meanwhile, it is the woman’s job to stay at home, take care of the kids and do the all the other housework that is not seen as physically straining such as cooking and cleaning. This system has been commonplace for centuries. However, more women have been stepping up and have been proving that they are able to work and raise the kids. This change has shown that what typically defined the roles of men and women
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Say what want needs to be said about the original. Does it live up to the hype or is it overrated and its humor was just lost to time? But, if anything bad is said about the remake there could be a swarm of angry feminist ready to disagree with such a sexist statement. Whether or not you believe the 2016 rendition of Ghostbusters was actually a good film has been placed on the back burner for the hotter issue of sexism in modern America. People commonly associate negative feelings towards this movie as a statement against women. While there might be people out there who didn’t like the film solely because of the all-female cast, majority of people who said they did not enjoy it had to do with the fact they didn’t think it was funny. Why does the matter of a person’s own comedic taste have to be a topic of discussion about women’s rights in modern America? So what if it’s an all-female cast, that doesn’t make the movie good. So what if you take something people love and remake it, that doesn’t make the movie good. So what if …. Ghostbusters 2016 is a prime example of how the urge to move forward can cause multiple steps back. When people saw a movie that originally stared all men gets rebooted into a movie with all women, they got excited. It was a chance to show how far we’ve come as a progressive open minded
Say what want needs to be said about the original. Does it live up to the hype or is it overrated and its humor was just lost to time? But, if anything bad is said about the remake there could be a swarm of angry feminist ready to disagree with such a sexist statement. Whether or not you believe the 2016 rendition of Ghostbusters was actually a good film has been placed on the back burner for the hotter issue of sexism in modern America. People commonly associate negative feelings towards this movie as a statement against women. While there might be people out there who didn’t like the film solely because of the all-female cast, majority of people who said they did not enjoy it had to do with the fact they didn’t think it was funny. Why does the matter of a person’s own comedic taste have to be a topic of discussion about women’s rights in modern America? So what if it’s an all-female cast, that doesn’t make the movie good. So what if you take something people love and remake it, that doesn’t make the movie good. So what if …. Ghostbusters 2016 is a prime example of how the urge to move forward can cause multiple steps back. When people saw a movie that originally stared all men gets rebooted into a movie with all women, they got excited. It was a chance to show how far we’ve come as a progressive open minded