Hollywood can do better with older women
Stuff like this does nothing to empower middle aged/ older women. Alfre Woodard was the best in the bunch, but everyone else's character was so two dimensional, and the actresses tiresomely typecast. Diane Keaton in menswear being neurotic and meek, Kathy Bates being outspoken and funky- just unimaginative. Then you add in the sigh worthy "money is no object" because one character is so rich and famous that things practically magically appear... hello, Hollywood, if you're listening, it's NOT RELATABLE. This is for grown women, If you want us to connect with it, stop with the fantasy of limitless materialistic indulgences.
I think SOMEONE thought this was a portrayal of "strong, independent women" but it's trite and superficial.
I think SOMEONE thought this was a portrayal of "strong, independent women" but it's trite and superficial.
- kelcat-39620
- Jan 31, 2025