I am pissed off at the Salon reviewer Andrew O'Hehir for opening his review with "Nothing quite says female empowerment like violating the civil rights of criminal suspects, am I right?" and "What is the point of making a movie that’s just like the dopiest, broadest and most reductive grade of guy-oriented comedy, except with women?"
Because of course movies starring women need to be held to a higher moral standard. Only guys should get to play foul-mouthed vigilante cops. Am I right?
Guessing that O'Hehir is white, I'm also guessing that he never felt the lack of seeing people like himself on the movie screen.
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Because of course movies starring women need to be held to a higher moral standard. Only guys should get to play foul-mouthed vigilante cops. Am I right?
Guessing that O'Hehir is white, I'm also guessing that he never felt the lack of seeing people like himself on the movie screen.