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Tell modern women acting like a slave to a man's wet dream by constantly objectifying yourself is feminism and freedom and they will do it in an instant.

This is what first wave of feminism was against,vulgar skanks who tough men that females are sex objects. Real feminists wanted to take out females out of sex. Feminism wasn't about worker rights,majority of first wave feminists were happy housewives but they saw what prostitution did to others,first and foremost it was a fight against objectification, destroying brothels and other 'houses' of female humiliation and rather giving females a right to find an actual job if they didn't want to marry and be housewives.

That's what real feminism stood for,a choice to either have a job that doesn't humiliate you and gives you intellectual pleasure or a choice to be at home raising kids taking care of a huge house--(which I would consider a real job because back then they didn't have any technology that we do now and 2 parents working was impossible unless you owned slaves,it took hours of hard work to clean and wash and cook,now it's 30 minutes work and females can easily work part time at least while having 100% of chores on their shoulders,back then you also didn't have so many choices where to leave your kids so one parent always had to be at home)--

The thing that gets me about imdb is the so called movie experts who feel the need to pick every little thing wrong with a movie as opposed to just enjoying it for what it is...Entertainment and in this case I felt it delivered.

This is a fun movie with romantic 90s references. A little silly at times but I enjoyed it. Good acting, good soundtrack and a decent story set amongst stunning scenery.

Give it a watch and ignore the keyboard experts.

Being a movie fans, I realized some good movies are being missed out, probably lack of promotion and not on Netflix. This is one of the good lovely movie people miss out. Just comfy when watching.

Chock full of cliches, but no worse for that, this coming of age movie follows five friends from Fort William over 24 hours as they venture to Edinburgh for a school choir competition and back home again. A few secrets are told, a few lessons are learned and a lot of laughs are had.

Heartwarming coming of age movie about friendship between Catholic girls. Witty script with parts where I laughed out loud - when one of the girls mentioned Mad Cow's Disease was one. Its also got its poignant and touching parts too. Its quite a gem as its not very often when I come across movies like this - I am really so glad i did. I must say I have never seen any of these actresses act before, but they are all very good.