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Maybe it depends on the genre? Hard crime films it sounds like? I actually think all of the Korean films I've seen—The Host, Thirst, My Sassy Girl, I'm a Cyborg But That's OK, 3-Iron, Failan, Spring Summer Fall Winter...and Spring, Snowpiercer—have featured prominent female parts.
Cool chicks, basically. If one had to go, there are worse ways than in the arms of a dangerous and capable woman with the face of an angel and the heart of a devil.
Hardly always. See Lawrence Of Arabia, for instance - and that's a nearly 4 h long movie, but it's all about men. (There are a few women seen very briefly, but it's not like they're actual characters or get to speak or anything.)
And nowadays women very often get relegated to the supporting wife/girlfriend roles (whereas supporting husband/boyfriend roles barely exist at all... of the top of my head only one such role comes to mind - Hugh Grant in Florence Foster Jenkins and he was in the movie as much as Meryl Streep was, and not just kissing her goodnight or being concerned on the phone, you know... which is what one tends to get with supporting wife roles). Or wife/gf/daughter is the victim, and then the movie is about the man. Many movies have women just to show that hey, these guys are actually straight (apparently that's important). Or there's an older male hero with a much younger female companion, just because. And of course there are plenty of movies with almost entirely male casts, the stories are mostly about men. That's pretty much the norm regardless of genre. There are exceptions, of course - such as Fury Road, which really, really surprised me - seeing men and women as equals in modern movies really is that rare. But on the whole, well...
I'm not familiar with Korean movies, but concentrating on men is very obvious in Hollywood, so I don't know how much cultural difference there is in that sense.
Yes. Those are actually proper roles.
It's here!!! First tease of JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 2 before the full trailer drops this weekend:
First two TV spots for 'Hacksaw Ridge' have been released:
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=19982
Here's the first poster for Luc Besson's upcoming Sci Fi action film: Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (2017)
I read the comic. It wasn t that great.
Whatever it's like, knowing Luc Besson, it will at least look fantastic...
There's the aforementioned Valerian, as well as Rogue One, Arrival, Passengers, Passage to Mars, and of course the 2017 heavy hitters: Alien Covenant, SW8 and Blade Runner 2.
I guess I'll post it here too: look how world weary Professor X will look in 'Logan' (2017)
Even though Paul Anderson said the Statham/Luke Goss Death Race films are intended to be prequels, I refuse to believe that.
This has been getting some good notices...