Has feminism castrated American film?

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I mean, I remember when you'd see nudity or sensuality in many movies, some of the highest artistic merit.
Now, actresses seem to be picked for their bland, almost asexual appearance and libidinous scenes are non-existent.
Maybe I'm wrong and the rise of internet porn and x-rated industry are the culprits. At any rate, when you eliminate that aspect of film, you've taken away a lot.
(I recently saw the highly flawed recent film of "The Brown Bunny." I envy Gallo his girlfriend, Sarah Polley, especially in the last few scenes, which are hard to swallow).

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Topic - Has feminism castrated American film? - tinear 14:57:42 08/27/05 (5)

You gotta be kidding. - Harmonia 19:27:57 08/31/05 (0)

Re: Has feminism castrated American film? - Pepe Le Loco 21:51:02 08/27/05 (1)

Re: Has feminism castrated American film? - Auricle 07:05:08 08/28/05 (0)

Re: Has feminism castrated American film? - rhu 19:21:10 08/27/05 (1)

I think you're right. Sevigny, Dunst, Polley: can anyone keep 'em apart? nt - tinear 06:25:58 08/28/05 (0)

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