Sexism is a two way street. Of course because of society being male dominated it is a lopsided situation but women objectify us as well and we cannot stop it from happening. Sexism needs to stop...but Objectifying a person will not. Think I am lying? Guys like Channging Tatum gained fame with females because objectification, but as an actor/model seems to be completely safe with himself and believes in his talents. He opted to be in Magic Mike...and i've spoken to women before....they didnt go to watch that movie just to see him act. Think about it. He SUBJECTED himself to it because he IS a SEXUAL ENTITY. Much like some female actresses or models that we find to be attractive sexually...they exude sexual energy.

Everything you described has nothing to do with sexism, but rather art direction which the viewer who complained finds to be displeasing. I am an artist...I think I would know about art direction. Sexism is discrimination against the other sex. Making a woman moan in a movie isn't sexism, that by definition is called oversexualization.

For an artist to oversexualize is a artisitic choice...coming from the mind of a most likely overlysexual person.
Women are not so different. The problem is we act like they cannot be just as bad as us.

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In most case are aimed toward men, but when they do aim to women it's because it works. Some women want to buy a product that can make easier for them to attract a man. There are ads where males are used the same way. The male/female difference of treatment it's mainly due to the fact the male brain respond easily to this kind of stimulus.

no it isnt.  why should they objectify the people in ads?  im buying the axe deo because the ad tells me its a way of getting (more) power over women. the shampo ad tells women they get more attractive to men with this shampo,  etc.   

where do you see objectification?

Just look ath these two pictures. Spider woman has a bigger pussy than spider man has a dick. Spider man is in an intimidating position, while spider woman is sitting in a very awkward position with her tits sticking out as much as possible. She's being sexualized, or oversexualized. What ever you wanna call it. And we don't even think about that, because it's so common in our culture.

In most case are aimed toward men, but when they do aim to women it's because it works. Some women want to buy a product that can make easier for them to attract a man. There are ads where males are used the same way. The male/female difference of treatment it's mainly due to the fact the male brain respond easily to this kind of stimulus.

Yeah....so? Thats how the artist imagined it and they made it a reality. 

See, this tells me you don't understand this AT ALL. So, we're done here.

Samus can wear whatever she wants. Don't try and censor female sexuality.