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cineemaa:

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moon + cinema

the truman show (1998)
frankenstein (2025)
et the extra terrestrial (1982)
melancholia (2011)
dick tracy (1990)
moonstruck (1987)
addams family values (1993)
moon garden (2022)
the nightmare before christmas (1993)
stardust (2007)
the brothers grimm (2005)
blood tea and red string (2006)
practical magic (1998)
the adventures of mark twain (1985)
sinners (2025)
voyage to the moon (1902)
one from the heart (1981)
the notebook (2004)
august in the water (1995)
nightcrawler (2014)
coraline (2007)
corpse bride (2005)
a midsummer night’s dream (1996)
train dreams (2025)
harry potter and the prisoner of azkaban (2004)
my neighbor totoro (1988)
the fabulous baron munchausen (1962)
vampire hunter d (1985)
the last unicorn (1982)
ponyo (2007)

lovesjustachemical:

creature-wizard:

“Women are warm and nurturing and they have powerful intuitions!” is benevolent sexism. Benevolent sexism upholds misogyny by praising women for things women are “supposed” to be good at and romanticizing roles women are “supposed” to play under a patriarchal system.

Also, like, benevolent sexist stereotypes are definitely used to make those who don’t fit them feel like failures as women (especially queer women/trans women/woc/neurodivergent women/etc).

And on the flip side, they’re also used to deny women who are skilled at those things credit for their accomplishments. It’s easy for people to dismiss an excellent childcare worker when her “~magical gender intuition makes her naturally good at it~”.