Women, Who Are they? What Are they? How can they? When can they?  

I just like to share that ;) But I do love Barbie, MyScene, Bratz Movies because they portray empowered women. They teach kids to never give up, and not to be afraid to dream.

And here's my old time fave movie starring Lindsay Lohan, "The Parent Trap" and "Matilda" :)

haha! enough about these! let's see the trailers of the upcoming films this year and see what are the roles of women in that particular film ;)



oh look! the trailer wouldn't be complete without a second peak on women objectified as sex objects (brava!) And I guess, Emily Blunt's role here stumbles on being a damsel in distress, and the love interest. (nice)



theres only one thing to say here.. "it's a man's world.."



this is interesting. Predictable really, i feel like seeing it before, but basically the images portrayed are "weak women" and who are "submissive".



OMG OMG! haha! Barbara Streisand, I love you, so natural. I can relate to the guy HAHA. Moms ROCK! although they do change from time to time ;)



She's beautiful even if she has a mental problem and her image is sorta grunge, emo, rocker, blunt, dark girl.



i just had to post this.

the next one is not new, though i'd like to watch it, and i like what Juno Temple said at the beginning of the trailer.






t'was a Man's world but it won't mean nothing, w/o a woman.

You know, I'm a 60's fan, I love how conservative women are, and dresses like a barbie doll. But, I don't think that'll still suit our generation today ;)

we have evolved in time, and media showed representations of women on print and television. Women as I see it still lives in the ideology of Patriarchy. Although there are big developments happening for us women. These days, women tend to intimidate men. 

Maybe this kind of intimidation? HAHAH! nahhh ;)

Hey! So I decided to post a Video Blog for Manila Art. Since that's how I did it back in 2010! :)

 

Gays are mostly judged because of their cross dressing. Because culture tells you that dresses are for girls. But they had enough of this and thought of a way, to again, surprise you. They continued to strive for their freedom, fought for equality and change the norm. Did they really? I hope so.

A week after September started, me and my bestfriend visited our friend's place. I got along with a new friend named "Mike", and yes, he's gay. I asked Mike one question that I always ask my gay friends of, "If you were to die, and chose to be anyone, would you be a girl or a boy?" and the answer would always surprise me.

 

Bumbays

       Bitoy made Didjay Vidjay quite metaphorical. He enumerated all the stereotypical things culture has thought people of what Bumbay's/Muslim people are in the City, especially in the Philippines. Most pinoys would describe the bumbay's job as "hulugan". At pag may paparating na bumbay "ayan na si bumbay, maniningil na". Primarily sought as business people.
       Again, my bestfriend is half pakistan-half filipino, and she gets annoyed when she gets compared with "bumbays". Not all of them have that job. and qoute "at least they have means of living, e yung iba?" instead of separating herself from them, she immediately defends them.

       Not all is what it seems, but for what its worth, that's where the question rises, and answers are made to differ.

So first, Brian Herzlinger looks like a mash-up of,

ROBERT DOWNEY, JR.

COLLIN FARRELL

and WILL FERRELL

Second, I watched the film first than the trailer, so here's my reaction to the trailer...

To those who watched the film, you get it. I love you Brian, you have just become an inspirations, in the form of film creativity of course!

 

Anyways, before I get to the point, here's the Trailer >:) 

and to spoil some readers, here's the ending (haha!) apparently, you can watch this on Youtube, so look it up! :)

"If you don't take risks, you'll have a wasted soul." - Drew Barrymore. Ever since the second grade when he first saw her in E.T. The Extraterrestrial, Brian Herzlinger has had a crush on Drew Barrymore. Now, 20 years later he's decided to try to fulfill his lifelong dream by asking her for a date. There's one small problem: She's Drew Barrymore and he's, well, Brian Herzlinger, a broke 27-year-old aspiring filmmaker from New Jersey. But that doesn't stop Brian and his film school pals from doing everything they can think of to convince Barrymore to go out with him - and documenting their quest along the way. Equipped with a video camera they have to return to Circuit City in 30 days and the $1,100 Brian won on a game show (where the winning answer was, prophetically, "Drew Barrymore"), they've got one month to accomplish their mission... Written by Andrew Hindes  

source: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0378407/