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Hollywood has given us some of the most beloved and well-written fictional characters of all time. We watch movies to dream about the people we wish we could be, or to see ourselves reflected back from the screen. However, for every Luke Skywalker or Diana Prince, there are probably about fifty characters who are as one-dimensional as the pages on which they were written. And then there are the characters who are little more than poorly drawn caricatures.
If there’s one thing that Hollywood is good at doing consistently, it’s throwing every stereotype known to man onto the silver screen. Women are reduced to scantily clad eye-candy, immigrants sports accents that are used as punchlines, and racial stereotypes constitute a character’s entire personality. Films produce stories that reflect (whether intentionally or not) the inner beliefs of the creators. And sometimes, that gets ugly.
