#female leads

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Netflix Animated Female Leads

Kinda late, but happy International Women's Day! 🥳

[xtishax]

people really out here hating on superhero movies with female leads like???? women are the ONLY real superheroes on this planet. you DO NOT get to shit on art just because women are on the front line.

[whatjaswatched]

One I haven’t posted about yet, but one of my absolute favourite films of 2023 - Scrapper (dir. Charlotte Regan)

It had me captivated throughout. My heart physically ached in the best way, watching this film. A beautifully sad, beautifully funny, beautifully strong story and you couldn’t find better cast for it.

If you haven’t seen it yet, please do. This one was truly special.

[luzisahomosexual]

I need book recs with powerful female leads.

I’m talking bloody violence, ripping people apart, screaming, going literally insane with anger…ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING

[arojenniferwalters]

Comic Book Movies by Female Directors (1995-2024) for International Women's Day 2024

Tank Girl (1995) Directed by Rachel Talalay

Josie and the Pussycats (2001) Co-Written & Co-Directed by Deborah Kaplan

Punisher: War Zone (2008) Directed by Lexi Alexander

Wonder Woman (2017) Directed by Patty Jenkins

Captain Marvel (2019) Co-Directed by Anna Boden Co-Written by Anna Boden & Geneva Robertson-Dworet; Story by Nicole Perlman & Meg LeFauve

Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn (2020) Directed by Cathy Yan Written by Christina Hodson

WW84 aka Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) Directed and Co-Written by Patty Jenkins

Black Widow (2021) Directed by Cate Shortland Story by Jac Schaeffer

Eternals (2022) Directed and Co-Written by Chloe Zhao

The Marvels (2023) Directed by Nia DaCosta Written by Nia DaCosta & Megan McDonnell & Elissa Karasik

Madame Web (2024) Directed by SJ Clarkson Co-Written by SJ Clarkson & Claire Parker

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THE LIST

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[figr0llmouse]

My favourite K-drama female leads

[kiichikonoes]

What’s your favorite romance shoujo female leads? Obviously shoujo is a genre where we project our fantasies but I still have preferences on just how damsel-ey my main character should be. It reminds me of the tension between those who think Cinderella is NOT a hero for her bravery in being resilient and those who do. Sometimes female empowerment is not always loud.

[groovycloudwonderland]

Don't fucking show me the reality of relationship in novel . Where they don't find their partner always attractive and "accidentally" have relationship with someone else . I am reading romance novel so I can feel love . I don't want these " reality of relationship " or " it's okay even if he cheated they go through ups and downs and their love grew stronger for each other " . Don't teach us to lower our standards .

[favourawana]

This YA novels has my favorite male leads

Chase from one small thing:he thought me that regardless of what happens in my life that's bad, they're is always one small thing to be grateful for.

Alex from perfect chemistry is just loved by me cause he's awesome,funny and cares for his family.

Weston from one hundred days of sunlight taught me that depression is a choice

Carter from excuse me why I ugly cry. is just this awesome good boy, he was a relatable character.

[athousandhorrors]

Excision (2012) 

Dir. by Richard Bates Jr.

Scaryness: 1/10 - It’s somber, if you get into it, but not scary. It’s tense though.

Coolness: 9/10 - It’s so fucking weird in all the best ways. Made me go ‘omg she’s literally me’ all the time, concerning. It’s sorta depressing.

Dopeness: 10/10 - There’s blood, it’s nice.

Wokeness: 1/10

Smart-brained: 7/10 - It lingers.

General rating: 7.5/8

Movie count: 227

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-Hayao Miyazaki

[hoaxghost]

People on the internet love to recommend the complete opposite of what you're looking for

[sethefrog]

I said I wanted more cocky female leads and my sister said "you couldn't handle Captain Marvel."

It's been a week and I'm still thinking about it cuz godamnit she was right😭

[authorjacobfloyd]

ABOUT RAGE by Erin Banks

The concept alone hooked me, and when I started reading, I was captivated right away. This book is written from the perspective of “Emily Sands,” the serial killer. The entire time, we are in her mind, and that’s part of what makes this so great. But, the power of this gripping read isn’t in the concept alone, but a masterful execution. In the beginning, we get what one would expect from such a…

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THE LIST

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