Even if we sometimes roll our eyes up sometimes, we still tend to be loyal fans of action movies. Of course, they are sometimes just large-scale "shooting games" with a lot of explosions, well-dressed women, and few storylines. However, this is the biggest problem with most action movies-they tend to center around male heroes. Women tend to be the objects of desire or mockery, and their roles may seem a bit stubborn and make people look like drama.
In fact, action movies tend to reject female heroes, but the trend seems to be changing. With the overwhelming success of "Wonder Woman" this year, people have placed more emphasis on playing more roles for women, making them the obvious protagonists and the obvious heroes at the same time.
Although this indicates optimism about the future of movies, it is important to review some of the more influential movies with female heroes as the subject. Here are five of the movies:
"Foxy Brown" - If there is a female hero who lives through her time, then this will be the titular character of the Blaxploitation movie starring Pam Greer in the mid-70s. Not only did the film act as one of the first influential female protagonists, but it also raised its nose about whether the role is worth celebrating or being criticized, but no one can argue its importance.
"Aliens" - Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley, perhaps not only science fiction, but one of the best examples of heroines in all movie theaters . The character Ellen Ripley believes that his voice and experience are invalid. The fear and anxiety of recent violence and the resistance to some of the most frightening animals in the history of film, the deep nurturing and maternal instincts are all countered .
"Point of No Return" - Bridget Fonda plays the drug addict Maggie Hayward (Maggie Hayward), facing the death penalty for murder. What is little known to her is that her death was fake and was taken into the world of assassins. Faced with addiction, rapidly developing relationships, and compulsive responsibility for a job that he never wanted, it's hard for the protagonist of this movie to not waver.
"The Long Kiss Goodnight" - Geena Davis made one of the most explosive female-led action movies of all time, setting the screen. She plays Samantha Caine (Samantha Caine), due to amnesia, she does not remember that she was once a trained killer. Think that "Leave it to the beaver" meets "Bourne Identity".
"Kill Bill: Vol. 1 & 2" -As the last controversial entry on the list, this movie may be even more shocking for a character who has turned from a woman to a hero. Uma Thurman (Uma Thurman) plays "The Bride". She is a former assassin who tried to go straight to the bride. There was a fierce incident on the wedding day and they died. Throughout the movie, "Bride" will bring the audience a long journey of hyper-violence and revenge, but compared with other types of movies, the most significant difference may be that other characters have their own behavior towards the female protagonist. Obvious inner distinct sense.
There are more action movies with heroines as the subject, and the most recent movie, especially in the trilogy, is screaming due to the lack of movies. Nonetheless, action movies that point to heroines may best explain that there are not many movies in the genre. Hope this is a thing of the past.
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