Aislene and Gracie discuss the 1978 cult classic The Wiz, and African-Americanized version of the L. Frank Baum story The Wizard of Oz. The film caters to the African American experience and Aislene and Gracie discuss the cultural influences and impact of the film.

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It's the first episode of our Black History Month celebration and we're start off with the amazing Hidden Figures. We dive into the microaggresive racism presented, the sexism, and the amazing women who inspired the film.

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Ending RomCom month, Aislene and Gracie talk about the film He's Just Not That Into You, based on the non-fiction advice book of the same name. It's certainly an interesting movie, and we dive in to the different relationships and scenarios presented. Hope you enjoy!

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Aislene and Gracie discuss the romantic comedy hit Think Like a Man, based on the book (Act Like a Lady) Think Like a Man, by Steve Harvey. We discuss inclusivity within film, and ask if this film is feminist, but overall, is it good?

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On this week's episode of The Feminist Critique, and our continuance of RomCom Month, we take a look at the romantic comedy How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. Does it pass the test?

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Aislene and Gracie are back at it again, discussing the highest grossing romantic comedy of all time. What Women Want. Ironically, this movie, doesn't do a very good job of showing us what that is.

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It's officially 2018 and to ring in the new year, Aislene and Gracie talk about Bridget Jones's Diary, a movie that at it's core, is all about New Year Resolutions and how to break them.

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This week, in celebration of the Christmas holiday, Aislene and Gracie take a look at the Netflix original film, A Christmas Prince. Surprisingly it's not that bad.

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This week, Aislene and Gracie take a swing at Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, and what you might have missed if you haven't watched anything but the edited TV version in the past few years. Hope you enjoy!

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On the first episode of The Feminist Critique, Aislene and Gracie put the romantic comedy Love, Actually, to the (feminist test). Applying several different tests used to judge a film’s feminism and intersectionality, Gracie and Aislene have to decide, is this movie a feminist film? Above all else, is it good? Those two are not always mutually exclusive.

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