Review of Miss Representation (2011) by Collin R — 27 Nov 2011

I pride myself in always been honest, at any point no matter what, so on this movie review I shall do no different. I will admit growing up because of the lack of father figure I had, music videos, movies, basically the media as a whole seemed to have a great hand in raising me.

So I will admit when I was growing up I didnt have the healthiest view of women like I do now. I dont claim perfection, I just saw something in myself I knew was wrong and changed it. I did (subconsciously) look at women for there bodies first, but over the recent years as I have drastically changed physically so I have also changed mentally and for the better.

I realized women are equals, all things on this earth whether human, animal insect, it dont matter we are all EQUAL! I also truly believe everything has beauty. Women included... now sure I do mean there looks cause thats undoubtable and I am just being real, there are beautiful women.

But those women only have something there personality didnt create. My personal view is a real beauty is when a woman is the whole package, sense of humor, heart, and mind (but in all different ways) then lastly her looks, cause if you got all those other things working.

Your confidence will shine through which makes you beautiful. Sure the media is at fault for alot of women having low self esteem, for them being raped, pregnant or what ever the case may be. I still believe it is up to the women to change how they act.

Nobody can make you act a certain way, you teach people how to treat you. If you use sex to get love your not gonna get love without sex. Plain and simple, ALL women are better then that, better yet ALL PEOPLE are better then that.

True beauty shows from the outside when it is broadcasted from with in. But to finally get on to the movie it self. It is very eye opening, even more so when they show the stats of rape victims, domestic violence and all the horrible things women go through at the hands of those who look upon them as a less than.

It all comes down to a very basic rule, we are all the same. This movie is honestly a must see for everybody, male or female no matter the age, I would honestly like my niece to see this movie someday, cause at this point she is the female I am most concerned about.

I sure wont allow those things to happen to her, cause as we all know knowledge is always the best thing to arm yourself with when growing up.