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The Ten Most-Read Posts from September 2013

Check out pieces on The Legend of Korra, Breaking Bad, Don Jon, Wentworth, Orange Is the New Black, Golden Girls, Boardwalk Empire, A Teacher, and After Tiller!

Did you miss these popular posts at Bitch Flicks? If so, here’s your chance to catch up!

 

Why The Legend of Korra Is (Still) a Feminist’s Headache by Erin Tatum

Breaking Bad: Postmodern Redemption and the Satisfying End of Desperate Masculinity by Leigh Kolb

Don Jon: Manhood in the Digital Age by Erin Tatum

Wentworth Makes Orange Is the New Black Look Like a Middle School Melodrama by Amanda Rodriguez

Older Women in Film and Television: The Roundup

Father Worship and the “Bad Fans” of Breaking Bad by Leigh Kolb

How Golden Girls Shaped My Feminism by Megan Kearns

The Feminism and Anti-Racism of Boardwalk Empire (and the Critics Who Don’t Get It) by Leigh Kolb

A (Bad) Teacher by Max Thornton

The Most Important Film of 2013: After Tiller by Max Thornton

 

 

 

The Ten Most-Read Posts from June 2013

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“How New Girl‘s Jess and Nick Avoided Common Rom-Com Pitfalls” by Lady T

“Farah Goes Bang: A Love Letter to Female Friendships” by Amanda Rodriguez

“The Women of Man of Steel and the Toxicity of Hyper-Masculinity” by Megan Kearns

 “A Girl and a Gun: A Look at Women and Firearms in America” by Amanda Rodriguez

“Where Have You Gone, Sarah Connor?” by Holly Derr

“The Male/Female Gaze on BBC America’s First Season of Orphan Black“ by Ms Misantropia

“Think There Aren’t Feminist Themes in The Purge? Think Again” by Stephanie Rogers

“The Titillating Nature of Sex: Controversy in Blue is the Warmest Color“ by Rachel Redfern

“Not Peggy Olson: Rape Culture in Top of the Lake“ by Lauren C. Byrd

“She-Ra: Kinda, Sorta Accidentally Feministy” by Amanda Rodriguez

The Ten Most-Read Posts from April 2013

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“Gratuitous Female Nudity and Complex Female Characters in Game of Thrones“ by Lady T

“How to Recognize the Signs of Feminist Burnout” by Myrna Waldron

“Nothing Can Save The Walking Dead‘s Sexist Woman Problem” by Megan Kearns

“In Game of Thrones the Mother of Dragons Is Taking Down the Patriarchy” by Megan Kearns

“Where Is My Girl Ash? On Evil Dead 2013″ by Max Thornton

“Sex Acts: Generational Patriarchy and Rape Culture in Gurfinkel’s Six Acts“ by Rachel Redfern

“Empty Wombs and Blank Screens: The Absence of Infertility and Pregnancy Loss in Media” by Leigh Kolb

“No Gentleman Is Psy” by Rachel Redfern

“The Hours: Worth the Feminist Hype?” by Amanda Rodriguez

“Claire Underwood: The Queen Bee in House of Cards“ by Amanda Rodriguez

The Ten Most-Read Posts from March 2013

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“Stoker: The Creepiest Coming-of-Age Tale I’ve Ever Seen” by Stephanie Rogers

“Shut Up and Sing: The Dixie Chicks Controversy Ten Years Later” by Kerri French

“Clueless: Way Existential” by Robin Hitchcock

“Female Empowerment, a Critique of Patriarchy … Is Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon the Most Feminist Action Film Ever?” by Megan Kearns

“Gigli and the Male Fantasy of the Lesbian Turned Straight” by Amanda Rodriguez

“So, Is There Racial Bias on The Good Wife?” by Melanie Wanga

“Oz the Great and Powerful Rekindles the Notion That Women Are Wicked” by Natalie Wilson

“Red, Blue, and Giallo: Dario Argento’s Suspiria“ by Max Thornton

“Feminist Blogger Twisty Faster and Advanced Patriarchy Blaming” by Amanda Rodriguez

“Sexism in Three of Bollywood’s Most Popular Films” by Katherine Filaseta