Why does Hollywood portray women as the stronger sex? WTF?

[abcdavid01]

Well I haven't seen the film, but I heard that woman behind the bin laden film, the real woman the film's about, she got fired or demoted or something because she sent out an office email saying everyone else was crap and she's the only one who deserved credit. Feminists, eh?

Speaking of Jennifer Garner, she gets killed by Colin Farrell in Daredevil. Stabbed through the back with her own sai, just like in the comics. Then she comes back in Elektra, but...

I dunno why there's so much hate on Ultraviolet. I thought it was pretty awesome. Yes, it was ridiculous, but that's what made it great. It had really good fight choreography. Like when she has blades come out the handles of her guns and uses them like trench knives or she starts fighting in the dark with a flaming sword...it's awesome! They keep having to top how badass it is and yes it gets a little crazy, but in a good way. I heard the director's cut is like 30 minutes longer and R rated with a lot more violence, but unfortunately it's never been released.

[Rock]

Well I haven't seen the film, but I heard that woman behind the bin laden film, the real woman the film's about, she got fired or demoted or something because she sent out an office email saying everyone else was crap and she's the only one who deserved credit. Feminists, eh?

Speaking of Jennifer Garner, she gets killed by Colin Farrell in Daredevil. Stabbed through the back with her own sai, just like in the comics. Then she comes back in Elektra, but...

I dunno why there's so much hate on Ultraviolet. I thought it was pretty awesome. Yes, it was ridiculous, but that's what made it great. It had really good fight choreography. Like when she has blades come out the handles of her guns and uses them like trench knives or she starts fighting in the dark with a flaming sword...it's awesome! They keep having to top how badass it is and yes it gets a little crazy, but in a good way. I heard the director's cut is like 30 minutes longer and R rated with a lot more violence, but unfortunately it's never been released.

What does the movie have to do with Jennifer Garner???

[Winston]

I just saw the new movie "Snow White and the Huntsmen" starring Kristen Stewart who played Snow White. Man I couldn't believe it. At the end, Snow White got into armor and became a warrior and led a raid on the Queen's castle. WTF?! I thought Snow White was supposed to be feminine and innocent, not a fighting warrior who can lead a raid on a castle! WTF?!

As soon as Snow White put on armor to lead the attack, my dad left the living room and had enough of it, saying "That's not how the Snow White story goes at all. It's an insult to the story too." lol

Also, Kristen Stewart was a bad choice for Snow White. She neither looks like Snow White nor acts like her. She isn't very expressive and she is a bit too masculine for the role. Probably, they cast her to try to get all those teenage fans of Twilight to see it.

The movie was weird and contained some obvious mistakes:

- When the Queen sent her brother to get Snow White from her prison so she could take her heart out, why did he tell Snow White that she was going to be killed, thereby forcing her to fight her way out? That was stupid. He could have just told her that the Queen wanted to talk to her. It was not necessary to tell her that she was about to be killed, so that she would make a run for it. Also, why did the Queen only send one man instead of several guards, since her immortality was at stake and therefore everything was on the line?

- When the Huntsman and the guards found Snow White, why did he demand that the guards bring his wife back to life? That was the Queen's promise and he was supposed to demand her to fulfill that promise. Not the guards! Duh! So stupid. What a dumb mistake. Why would he expect the guards to work the Queen's magic in bringing his wife back to life?

- And why did the Queen's brother tell the Huntsman that the Queen could not fulfill her promise, to piss him off and escape with Snow White? That's the second time he screwed up. He should have just brought the Huntsman back to the castle along with Snow White and have him deal with the Queen. That was the plan after all. So why did he piss him off so that he'd run off? Totally stupid.

- At the end, why does the Queen waste her time with Snow White, instead of just retrieving her heart like she wanted to all along? That was pointless.

These are huge plot holes.

And how could those little dwarves win in fights against castle guards twice their size? There was no reason for that.