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If I recall correctly, there were some women in the second Indiana Jones film who weren't portrayed as stupid, wrong or evil; admittedly they were background characters such as dancers and the villagers wanting their missing children back and I could be wrong; that does bring to mind the problem that those two Indiana Jones movies had a shortage of female characters in general, but that is another issue. I don't recall a single man who wasn't one of the three aforementioned traits in Ghostbusters 2016, even among the background characters.
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If I recall correctly, there were some women in the second Indiana Jones film who weren\'t portrayed as stupid, wrong or evil; admittedly they were background characters such as dancers and the villagers wanting their missing children back and I could be wrong; that does bring to mind the problem that those two Indiana Jones movies had a shortage of female characters in general, but that is another issue. I don\'t recall a single man who wasn\'t one of the three aforementioned traits in Ghostbusters 2016, even among the background characters.
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Nonetheless you raise an interesting point. There have been similar problems among older films. Perhaps we see it differently, NubianSatyress, and that's what the YMMV page is for. I also appreciate how you two (Lark and Nubian) are so civil on a subject that can be charged like gender politics. Thank you. I would still like to add it and would like to hear the ideas of others on what to add.
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Nonetheless you raise an interesting point. There have been similar problems among older films. Perhaps we see it differently, NubianSatyress, and that\'s what the YMMV page is for. I also appreciate how you two (Lark and Nubian) are so civil on a subject that can be charged like gender politics. Thank you. I would still like to add it and would like to hear the ideas of others on what to add.
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Lark, maybe that is the haters, I would have to check that, though it doesn't strain credulity to imagine that there is someone who likes the movie but thinks it portrays men too negatively.
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Lark, maybe it is or maybe it isn\'t the haters making such accusation, I would have to check that. Though it doesn\'t strain credulity to imagine that there are people who like the movie but thinks it portrays men too negatively.
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If I recall correctly, there were some women in the second Indiana Jones film who weren't portrayed as stupid, wrong or evil; admittedly they were background characters such as dancers and the villagers wanting their missing children back and I could be wrong; that does bring to mind the problem that those two Indiana Jones movies had a shortage of female characters in general, but that is another issue. I don't recall a single man who wasn't one of the three aforementioned traits in Ghostbusters 2016, even among the background characters.
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If I recall correctly, there were some women in the second Indiana Jones film who weren\'t portrayed as stupid, wrong or evil; admittedly they were background characters such as dancers and the villagers wanting their missing children back and I could be wrong; that does bring to mind the problem that those two Indiana Jones movies had a shortage of female characters in general, but that is another issue. I don\'t recall a single man who wasn\'t one of the three aforementioned traits in Ghostbusters 2016, even among the background characters.
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Nonetheless you raise an interesting point. There have been similar problems among older films. Perhaps we see it differently, NubianSatyress, and that's what the YMMV page is for. I also appreciate how you two (Lark and Nubian) are so civil on a subject that can be charged like gender politics. Thank you. I would still like to add it and would like to hear the ideas of others on what to add.
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Nonetheless you raise an interesting point. There have been similar problems among older films. Perhaps we see it differently, NubianSatyress, and that\'s what the YMMV page is for. I also appreciate how you two (Lark and Nubian) are so civil on a subject that can be charged like gender politics. Thank you. I would still like to add it and would like to hear the ideas of others on what to add.

Lark, maybe that is the haters, I would have to check that, though it doesn\'t strain credulity to imagine that there is someone who likes the movie but thinks it portrays men too negatively.
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If I recall correctly, there were some women in the second Indiana Jones film who weren't portrayed as stupid, wrong and/or evil; admittedly they were background characters such as dancers and the villagers wanting their missing children back and I could be wrong; that does bring to mind the problem that those Indiana Jones movies had a shortage of female characters in general, but that is another issue. I don't recall a single man who wasn't one of the three aforementioned traits in Ghostbusters 2016, even among the background characters.
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If I recall correctly, there were some women in the second Indiana Jones film who weren\'t portrayed as stupid, wrong or evil; admittedly they were background characters such as dancers and the villagers wanting their missing children back and I could be wrong; that does bring to mind the problem that those two Indiana Jones movies had a shortage of female characters in general, but that is another issue. I don\'t recall a single man who wasn\'t one of the three aforementioned traits in Ghostbusters 2016, even among the background characters.
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Nonetheless you raise an interesting point. There have been similar problems among older films. Perhaps we see it differently, NubianSatyress, and that's what the YMMV page is for. I also appreciate how you two (Lark and Nubian) are so civil on a subject that can be charged like gender politics. Thank you. I would still like to add it and would like to hear the ideas of others on what to add.
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Nonetheless you raise an interesting point. There have been similar problems among older films. Perhaps we see it differently, NubianSatyress, and that\'s what the YMMV page is for. I also appreciate how you two (Lark and Nubian) are so civil on a subject that can be charged like gender politics. Thank you. I would still like to add it and would like to hear the ideas of others on what to add.
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