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Bolt, The dog owner is a child actress who talks to her mom, talks to
an exec where she is asked to make an adult decision that will impact the
lives of many other people working on the show. |
|
Coraline Coraline talks to many women, not just her mother. I
really thought the theme of mother's consuming their daughters was an
interesting one that didn't get near enough screen time. |
| City of Ember,
Saoirse Ronan talks to her little sister, her friends and her landlady!
About her job and her goals and her worries! |
| Don't Tell Mom the
Babysitter's Dead, a romance that still has 2+ women talking to each
other about things other than a man! |
| Stepmom, Julia
Roberts and Susan Sarandon are able to talk about raising children without
bringing Ed Harris up. |
|
The Parent Trap They talk
about getting their parents back together so this toes the line, but
still... |
|
The Tale of Despereaux, The princess and the handmaid talk about the
state of affairs in the country. And the princess orders the
handmaid around. So pass! But, this is a case of it passing,
but still failing. |
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|
Batman Begins,
failed #1 |
|
Banlieue 13,
failed #1 |
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Big , failed #2 |
|
Burn After Reading , failed #2 |
|
Dark Knight,
failed #1 |
| Dr. Strangelove,
failed #1 |
| Fat Man and Little Boy,
failed #2 |
|
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, failed #2 |
|
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
#1 |
|
Monsters vs Aliens, failed #1 ( I figure
the mom doesn't count) |
| Princess Bride,
failed #2 |
| Rashomon, failed
#1 which is especially interesting given it's
feminist bent and it's topic rape. |
|
RocknRolla, failed #1 |
|
Slumdog Millionaire,
failed #2 |
| Star Wars.
All of them. Fail #1  |
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Traitor,
failed #1 |
| Tropic Thunder,
failed #1 |
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Unforgiven,
failed #3 |
|
W.,
failed #1 |
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Wall E,
failed #2 |
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Lila Schow
