( I was exfoliating my skin in the process of writing this)
Hello everyone 👋👋👋👋
I know most of us would have probably watched the movie "The woman King"
This movie was all about women with abilities and ferocity unmatched by anything the world has ever seen, an all-female warrior group defends the African kingdom of Dahomey in the 1800s. Gen. Nanisca who was the main actress of the movie and basically the highlight of the movie prepares the incoming batch of recruits to battle a foreign foe out to obliterate their way of life in the face of a new threat.
The Woman King is a real crowd-pleaser that offers grand entertainment on a blockbuster scale, with punchy set-pieces and an impressive cast.
If you're wondering why it's not just called "The Queen," it is explained that the Dahomey people hold a legend about two kings who are exactly equal—a man and a woman and Nanisca is anticipated to be crowned Woman King.
If you haven't watched the movie, I think this is the best possible time to do so.
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Some claimed that the movie made men appear weaker, but after viewing it, I realized that they were all just spreading false information. Nothing of the sort occurred while I was watching the film, and in general, I don't see anything wrong with treating men and women equally.
After calling for a boycott of viola Davis on her most recent movie, "The Woman King," because it isn't entirely historically accurate, I thought she would be sad about it but her response was out of this world.
Thanks for reading ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You can check the movie out