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I never looked at it this way! Really interesting
A long time ago, there used to be a really, really good film analysis breakdown of this very idea on YouTube. I can't remember the guy, but he locked up all his film analysis behind paywalls years ago. I remember the Big Lebowski one being so well put together, and in the end, it's really hard to argue that the film has anything other than a deeply feminist viewpoint.
Fascinating little fact about my favorite movie