Beautiful images but portrait women as weak and stupid persons

Rating: 3/10 (21 November 2015)

On a Saturday night, I went to cinema with my husband trying to be entertained and forget about the week's stress. It was not a good idea - it made me very upset, as a film school graduate, to see someone professionally and beautifully portrait women in this film as completely weak, sometimes stupid and helpless figures. In various scenarios, this film focus on the macho attitude of men - OK, it is military so of course the men are a bit macho. But it is not only what they said, but also the cinematographer's way of presenting the scenario which is very sexist. When the protagonist had seen something wrong by accident, her male teammate's response was not 'we are sorry you have seen something you should not have'. Instead, it was 'you went to the wrong place and seen the things you should not have, now shut up'. Is it necessary to have done it that way? It is extremely upsetting to have paid for a movie ticket to be insulted. Today in the 21st century, Hollywood is still presenting women in a sexist way. Not very forgivable. If you are sensitive and ethical, I do not recommend this movie to you.