Patrick Ryan

Makayla 2022-01-29 08:13:02

For me, the best part of the film is the few scenes between RGB and daughter Jane, who represent different periods of feminism. The RGB seeks legal equality, arguing that protests are important, but cultural change is meaningless if the law doesn't change it. Jane's generation took to the streets,...

Arnold 2022-03-21 09:03:23

Almost missed by the title , Ginsburg, as a top student in the Harvard Law Department, from studying to becoming a practicing lawyer, encountered gender discrimination everywhere, but fortunately with the support of her husband, the whole film is not only full of inspiration, but also the warmth...

Jada 2022-03-23 09:03:26

To put RBG's argument into Marx's words is: it is legal to use yesterday's despicable actions (jurisprudence) to justify today's despicable actions (current law). However, RBG is still very restrained and tries not to resort to "natural law", but to some kind of social jurisprudence version of the interpretation of the legislator's purpose (social change); on the contrary, the Ministry of Justice's argumentation is also mixed with legal positivism ("Because historical precedents determine that It is constitutional, so the law is constitutional") and the conservative version of "natural law" (which assigns the division of labor between men and women to nature)

Ima 2022-03-26 09:01:14

As soon as 3.5 RBG came out, it was much more beautiful than Felicity Jones. It was real and calm. This is probably something that Jones couldn't do even after ten years of hard work.