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Mad Max as a feminist action film

Posted on May 27, 2015 by Paula Maggio

My son took me to see “Mad Max Fury Road” last week. Little did I know I’d be watching a feminist action film, one in which Eve Ensler played a consulting role. I’m all for “sneaky feminism” like this. The film has also inspired a Tumblr blog, Feminist Mad Max, that is loaded with ingenious posts, like this one shared via Twitter:

Mad Max feminist memes float my boat so hard #heygirl http://t.co/EHNcKNEyj3 pic.twitter.com/jRz4b7Trna

— Carrie (@cwesnouzz) May 27, 2015

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