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Badass girls on film Is it a good thing when women beat the crap out of men at the movies? |
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"The Cell" Tarsem Singh's opulent serial-killer thriller descends into special-effects hell. |
Salon.com
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Popular Mechanics
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Hollywood Sci-Fi's Bronze Age: Are Comics to Blame? The big-screen iterations of Bruce Banner and Tony Stark are in mortal combat with smart science fiction. In a post-ComicCon, pre-summer blockbuster analysis, this article traces the decline of our favorite genre and looks for a future fix. |
Salon.com
July 7, 2000
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Bulging brains -- and breasts If game makers really believe in their smart new heroines, why do they still dress them like hookers? |
Salon.com
February 5, 2001
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Sluts and teddy bears Dingy divas and their benign boy toys have got new clothes and lots of attitude, but their message is old and in the way... |
Fast Company
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Most Teen Boys Want More Strong Female Characters In Video Games, Study Finds For years, the video game industry has come under fire for its sexist portrayals of women. |
Salon.com
August 18, 2000
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Vincent D'Onofrio: Killing us softly The star of "The Cell" and "Steal This Movie" talks about playing a serial killer, the head yippie and a job that requires him to be suspended above a naked woman. |
Salon.com
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"The Cell" This visual explosion could have been a radically great film -- then the director found out it's all about the Jennifer... |
Reason
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Where the Boys Are Is America shortchanging male children? |
Salon.com
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Wired
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