Bondage: How the James Bond films effect the female race.
Document Type
Oral Presentation
Campus where you would like to present
SURC 135
Start Date
16-5-2013
End Date
16-5-2013
Abstract
The James Bond movies are a classic in our American society. Many movies and shows parody and copy the same structure of this secret agent film. Although the James Bond movies are well known, the view of sexism lingers in each scene, especially in Casino Royale. To help give a broader example, I will discuss how the Bond girl’s appearances affect women in our society today and the negativity it brings to the word female. Using the movie Casino Royale, scenes will be fully analyzed and interpreted in a male to female view. Also, there will be a scholarly document about how Miss Moneypenny, a continuous role in the 007 films, has gradually grown from flirtatious to respectful. This presentation is to inform the hidden theme of sexism to the audience; creating a second guess on this action film and the story plot it is secretly creating.
Recommended Citation
Murillo-Rosales, Jessica, "Bondage: How the James Bond films effect the female race." (2013). Symposium Of University Research and Creative Expression (SOURCE). 75.
https://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/source/2013/oralpresentations/75
Additional Mentoring Department
English
Bondage: How the James Bond films effect the female race.
SURC 135
The James Bond movies are a classic in our American society. Many movies and shows parody and copy the same structure of this secret agent film. Although the James Bond movies are well known, the view of sexism lingers in each scene, especially in Casino Royale. To help give a broader example, I will discuss how the Bond girl’s appearances affect women in our society today and the negativity it brings to the word female. Using the movie Casino Royale, scenes will be fully analyzed and interpreted in a male to female view. Also, there will be a scholarly document about how Miss Moneypenny, a continuous role in the 007 films, has gradually grown from flirtatious to respectful. This presentation is to inform the hidden theme of sexism to the audience; creating a second guess on this action film and the story plot it is secretly creating.
Faculty Mentor(s)
Melissa Johnson