I mean "nope" in regards to your statement. Pointing out other people's poor arguments and logic fallacies is neither sexist nor misogynistic.

Das it mane

Nope

Of course it doesn't.

Unfortunately that metric leads to false conclusions, particularly when you look at genres like romantic comedies.

How is it a responsible contribution? No one remembers these discussions more than 2 days.

How is it a problem?

And the solution is to complain about talking fish? Comments like yours remind me of how inconsequential most feminists are.
"Oh you're a third-wave feminist? What do you do?"
"I type in comment boxes"

If that's the case, why even discuss it?

I feel the same way when I see "MRA". You and I must have abs of steel from laughing at this site

Something I've learned from reading comments sections: whenever someone types "ugh" they are always in the wrong.

Sorry you couldn't think of a counter-argument. I'll chalk this up as a win.

Never been there before. Thank you for recommending it to me.

The lady that was running Brave had to be fired due to her mismanagement.

Yeah about that dubious criteria - you do realize that almost all adult comedies are romantic comedies, right? What do you think two female characters are going to discuss during the limited screen time in a ROMANTIC comedy?

I can keep two browser tabs open at the same time. I'm a man.

Wasn't the girl bug in Bugs Life a princess or some shit?

Here's the problem: if you take away some people's sense of oppression, they have NOTHING else. No real interests, no hobbies, certainly no athletic activities. A lot of the commenters (and article authors) straight up NEED misogyny (or more accurately their mistaken belief in it)

Equality and uniformity are two different things. The Bechdel test only addresses one of them.

No is saying their concerns are meaningless or they're wrong to talk about them.