re: What movie did the "strong female" trope right?

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Gone With The Wind

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She’s great, was great in Sicario as well.

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I like Emily Blunt, as well. As long as we're showing her some love, I'll nominate her character in "The English", although it was a series, not a movie.

ETA: She also did a good job w/ her strong female roles in "Quiet" and "Quiet 2."

Resident Evil

Such a fun movie. Watched that all the time back in high school/college. Haven’t seen it in years.

The best Sarah parts are those that show she's well rounded.

There's the scene where she's describing her dreams to the doctor and sobbing.

The scenes where she tries to kill the scientist and loses her nerve.

She's a woman made hard by hard circumstances but there's still a real person, a real woman underneath that comes out sometimes.

Modern "strong women" roles are essential cartoon characters. They aren't written to be interesting or realistic or relatable, they are written solely to push some warped social agenda.

Wizard of Oz.