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There Is A Common, Puritanical Way That We Look At Things Where, If It Involves Sexuality, Somehow The Women Must Be Compromised. It's Just Chauvinistic To Deny Women Their Sexuality. It's About Empowering. It Comes Down To Choices. If The Choices Are Available And They're Making That Choice, They're Not Being Exploited.

We Come From A Somewhat Puritanical And Chauvinistic Point-of-view, So That When We're Asked Questions About Women Being Empowered By Sexuality, We Often Confuse It With Women Who Are Victimized By It.

For The Most Part I Pick Movies Based On The Merit Of The Script, And The Merit Of The Script Only.

We All Appreciated A Certain Aesthetic, And With That Appreciation Came A Certain Stylized Presence.

When You Can Find A Strong Character And A Director That Does Want To Protect The Integrity Of All Characters, Female And Male, Then You Have A Good Deal.