It's mind-boggling screenwriters can't think of other reasons why a woman would lose weight, go to law school, or swim with sharks-and it's even more mind-boggling they keep placing men in narratives that don't require them. But the fact this trope exists in 2017 confirms many people still think a woman's main job in life is to please the men around her. And it's highly entertaining! Moviegoers aren't expecting some kind of feminist masterpiece. 47 Meters Down is a silly summer blockbuster-plain and simple. Granted, a campy shark movie isn't exactly the best anchor to wax poetic about women in film.

On some level, she thinks jesting with Jaws will save her relationship, which is why she does it.) They're all essentially at the mercy of the f-kboys who dissed them. If Warner decided halfway through Legally Blonde that Elle was 'smart' enough for him, would she have ditched Harvard? Would Monica have lost weight had Chandler not fat-shamed her? We'll never know for certain, but it's not far-fetched to think these women would've altered their paths in some way. The choices they make in their respective narratives are inextricably linked to (and controlled by) men. Monica, Sandy, and Elle are all interesting female characters, but their male-centric motivations, in a way, strip them of their agency. In places no one would find.And we really should retire it. I'll always remember It was late afternoon It lasted forever And ended too soon You were all by yourself Staring up at a dark gray sky I was changed In places no one would find All your feelings so deep inside (deep inside) It was then that I realized That forever was in your eyes The moment I saw you cry The moment that I saw you cry It was late in september And I've seen you before (and you were) You were always the cold one But i was never that sure You were all by yourself Staring at a dark gray sky I was changed In places no one would find All your feelings so deep inside (deep inside) It was then that I realized That forever was in your eyes The moment I saw you cry I wanted to hold you i wanted to make it go away I wanted to know you I wanted to make your everything, all right.

In the deep movie mandy moore