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Mr. Plinkett very famously criticized movies in which the only woman of significance in the story had an arc where she went from being a Queen to a Senator to a trad wife to being dead.
But it's wrong to criticize movies that have plot arcs like that for women?
That kind of depends on how it's done.
If you're criticizing a fictional woman that was written by a man, are you criticizing women, or criticizing how men write women?
As long as they never hire women to write movies amirite? :P
Soundnlike you want me to say yes regardless of how I feel.