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Does the last movie you watched pass the Bechdel Test?
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Joker and then rewatched Battleship Potemkin. Neither of these pass. One of them is excellent, one of them is a solid 6/10.
Booksmart. Passes so hard. And genuinely good as well. Takes the Superbad premise and runs with it with better written characters and supporting cast.
"Whenever Matt Damon's not on screen, all the other characters should be asking, 'Where is Matt Damon?'"
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The Addams Family. Morticia argues with bitch woman.
Does bitch woman have a name? I thought the characters have to have names (which are spoken in-movie) to count?
Toy Story 4 --I want to say it passes because of the main villain being a girl doll and Bo Peep having a lot of dialogue. But I'm not sure if 2 or more are talking to each other. It was mostly talking to Woody.
Oh actually, if you include the human characters I believe it does pass. Especially with Bonnie and her Mom talking to each other.
Oh actually, if you include the human characters I believe it does pass. Especially with Bonnie and her Mom talking to each other.
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Doesn't it just about pass?
The kids talk with each other and the mum
Also there's a brief convo between charity and Jenny I think
Sneaks through. Just!
Last movies I've watched have been massively different but both passes, Playmobil movie and Hereditary
Crawl.
It fails, but the again the movie only has two important characters and the female one is most important.
It fails, but the again the movie only has two important characters and the female one is most important.
Does it, really? The only talk between two women that I remember was about the guy manning the road checkpoint (who one of them dated) and about checking on their dad
Hell House LLC
Yes, because the entire film is framed by an interview between a female documentary maker and the main female lead. That's about all it has going for it, though. Rest of the film is typical horror guff.
Unless...
Yes, because the entire film is framed by an interview between a female documentary maker and the main female lead. That's about all it has going for it, though. Rest of the film is typical horror guff.
Unless...
She's not actually human any longer, or possessed, the film doesn't make it clear.
I just watched The Art of Self Defense and while I do believe it definitely failed this test, the entire movie is about toxic masculinity so I think it deserves a pass.
No, the mother and daughter in Sinister only talk about the dad or with the dad, I think.
Before that I watched The Exorcist which passes easily.
Before that I watched The Exorcist which passes easily.
Rat Race.
Mother and daughter (both adults) spend plenty of time talking about the race etc, so pass.
Mother and daughter (both adults) spend plenty of time talking about the race etc, so pass.
Yeah, but it was a re-watch of Annihilation and while they had many conversations about things other than a man, considering the whole mcguffin of the movie was for the protagonist to find out what happened to her husband...
Are Rosario Dawson and Wanda Sykes talking about a man when she offers her the meal for free?
