Another movie influenced by the feminists

Dude, I fooking hate feminism, SJWs and "equality", but I saw none of these things in this film.
I honestly feel your pain, and could never insult a fellow common senser, but looking for prejudice where it doesn't exist makes you as bad as the perpetually offended. You and I are better than that, brother.

I didn't see it as being feminist, think you're reading too much into it. He's obviously not mentally stable after all he has been through, and I thought they gave us a reason to have some empathy for him, but none the less what he did was still wrong. It wasn't pro feminism, well I didn't see it as that way anyway.

Also I couldn't feel any sympathy for the people who broke into his house.

the very least she owed him was a baby. Think of how many surrogates he could have bought for $1,000.000 or whatever the sum was. In fact given what she was prepared to do for that money, he could have probably got her to go dubai porta potty at the same time.

The real problem here though is why she was allowed to get away with the crime. Why did the young men die but the girl survive. You could say its just chance, but it clearly isn't. Survival justice in films is gendered. We worry about the girl in a way that we simply don't about the men, even though her male friend was clearly the morally superior one. Not only did she survive, but she got away with the money. The final scenes suggest the same justification that women use and society lets them use to stay out of prison, namely having a kid

There is definitely some narrative privilege in evidence here

Calm down. If you had a vagina, it would sound like you are on your period...

How can this be influenced by feminists? The writing credits are male..

And it wasn't a male vs female type movie. It was 1 girl + 2 guys breaking into a guys house, and basically them struggling to stay alive.

I will admit, I was rooting for the old guy (at the beginning.) They (the trio of thieves) were the criminals- with bad intentions, and he had every right to defend his house. I stopped rooting for him, once it was shown that he had a body in the basement..

I mostly wanted the Alex to survive, because (although not the smartest character) he had the best intentions and even sacrificed his freedom to save rocky. Rocky was shown to be selfish, throughout the film, and was shown making many bad choices.. She definitely was not a hero.

I don't know what you're on, but this movie did not scream 'woman's rights' or 'girl power.'

It was her punching him when she got lose that seemed like... an attempt to make a political point. And a little girl cannot punch like that

Also keeping his... stuff frozen and then heat it on the stove. lol I really doubt that would work. I have no idea why they would have done that. Thats not political or anything it just was an odd choice by the writer.

Relax. It´s just a movie. Share your feelings about "feminist propaganda" with your bros at the next MRA meeting and you will feel better.

Dude, I hate feminists just as much as you do and the whole movement is one of the most vile disgusting supremacy movements in human history, but you are REALLY reaching for the stars here.

Op is completely correct and I guessed the entire film in the first 5 minutes. The d bag bf and the friendzoned kid. Knew d bag would die first and friendzoned would last longer but in the end the great WHITE FEMALE would survive.