I forgot how overtly feminist Jurassic Park was until I rewatched it. Why did the writers do this? What did it add to the story?
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Feminism in Jurassic Park
I forgot how overtly feminist Jurassic Park was until I rewatched it. Why did the writers do this? What did it add to the story?
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sexyness and hot babe
Movies became pozzed after 1989.
There are actually Griffith movies that feel pozzed. Broken Blossoms from 1919 for example.
spielberg is a israelite
This is how it was in the 80's/90's. A random little out of place aside to cater to women/feminists and then resume the show.
it wasn't as annoying because you could in most cases - including this one - interpret it as the woman being a bit whiny to a man
Exactly
The ‘90s really were the good old days, weren’t they?+
>Zoomer finds out about 90s feminism
It was huge.
Do zoomers actually think feminism was invented in 2016 as well as everything else in their lives?
She was unironically more physically capable than him because he was a frail old man on a cane.
It added nothing, and in the legacy it added nothing
nobody quotes this scene
when anybody is remembering the characters, they can list off hammond, malcolm, grant, the lawyer guy who gets eaten on the toilet, nedry, and samuel jackson, the aussie who goes "clever girl" but rarely ellie
also in the book the 2 kids were an older brother and a younger sister, and the older brother was into computers. it was cringe even for audiences back then, but overall an excellent film that deserves its place in a hall of fame for many reasons, not for the 'glass shattering' reasons journalists would cite today, though
>Spielberg
That's why. He's been shoving strong independent female nonsense into his movies since the first Indiana Jones at least. It's just that nobody paid any notice because Marion was hot and still swooned over Indy in between scenes of her punching out Nazi soldiers, drinking like a sailor, swearing, and mouthing off to everyone (all the same kind of traits seen in the masculine feminist heroines we see being pushed in trash nowadays)
>dat brief time in the 90s where b***hes dressed like Lara Croft
She was weirdly hot in that movie
Im here just to complain 4plebs will no longer allow me to look at deleted webms... Sad.... I just finished watching this movie, weird how that happens, huh? She was fine, the difference between then and now was there was no real agenda behind it, she just happened to be a strong female, and much different from the character in the book.
There was an agenda behind it, you just didn't know because they didn't tweet and write clickbait articles saying it.
No there wasnt, not in 1993. Plus she didnt do anything a woman couldn't actually do, not like they painted her as wonder woman. Stuff didnt turn until after '08 thats when everything fell off. She wanst
>No there wasnt, not in 1993.
you're ignorant. the 90's is when the subtle forms of "political correctness" portrayed in media for DECADES prior became overt.
yes there was you fricking zoomer
I just watched this movie 2 days ago, you are definitely overreacting and moronic.
>let's take a look at old movies we used to love through our modern seethe glasses
how is Cinemaphile any different from the author of this comic
I thought it was Ace Ventura.
What pathetically fragile homosexuals you /misc/tards are.
OP is probably seething that he got you to reply.
Imagine if this had been how Ellie looked
ellie looks like a girl who would be interested in biology and a little bit of archaeology but still cute
that thing you posted is what the unattractive girl who would write a character who likes biology and a little bit of archaeology would look like
To be fair, Hammond was a rich boomer homosexual who needed to be put in his place. Talkin about fleas and shit lol what a dumbass
Another reason to watch jp3 instead
Doesn't she literally follow Muldoon out of the saferoom immediately after this. Muldoon, the peak of masculinity.
>Muldoon, the peak of masculinity.
and that is why israeliteberg had him killed, in the book he lives
I never thought about that. Good point. On the other hand maybe it was to drive up the stakes, increased risk to the others, once he's killed. I need to read the book again I loved it. The technical stuff was fascinating I was amazed Chrichton could do that.
it's a good scene, not because it's a girlpower scene but because it inadvertently sets up The lost world. Hammond doesn't understand the situation at all, despite ellie telling him during the ice cream scene. he is in denial about the death of arnold, he is fundamentally incapable of absorbing the truth of the loss of control. he is saying "I should go because I am a man." and this is situation is no big deal anyway. it's just a short stroll down a path," while muldoon and ellie are aware that the situation is actually incredibly dangerous and it is putting their lives at risk, but that it has to be done. this comes back in lost world when despite hammonds final utter loss of control when he is ousted from the board he STILL clings to the illusion of control and safety when he lets sarah go to the island without having everything ready and acting like she is just going to a hotel to malcom (who again is fully aware of the absence of control)
She definitely bit off more than she could chew. Toxic feminine arrogance. She nearly got her head chomped off, thanks to feminism.