It isn't that Leia wasn't feminist enough, but about the film as a whole. You had a bunch of male characters to choose as your role model if you were a boy, but not so many female ones if you were a girl.Azathoth wrote:So a few women mindlessly wittering about shopping and makeup for a few hours would pass this shit yet princess leia isnt feminist enough. Bollocks is all I have to say on that
Now what is the context here? You have a wide trend where it is rare for two female characters to talk to each other about anything except men in films on one hand and some four cinemas in Sweden are drawing attention to the fact on the other.
Why rage at the second more than the first? Again, it ain't Leia, it's that she was THE female character.
The Bechdel test ain't perfect in every case, but it's a valid general indicator.
And the Manosphere rages as it always does. If it were 60 years ago, they'd be blaming their failures on dark skinned people getting equal rights. Well, the ones in the US at least would be.
Seriously, if you think you're actually pissed off about four Swedish theatres, you're probably pissed off about something you don't want to think about and feminists are not your problem.