Jurassic World. Sexist? (spoilers)

I rarely wear heels, maybe it is my sexist assumption that someone wearing heels would slow down a search and rescue mission on boggy ground, or would run more slowly in dangerous situations in high heels.

*human characters!

Well he wasn't dead. He returns in the final scene, which the other characters ignore.

If you leave a character behind hiding inside a fallen tree trunk in mortal peril, and they appeared numerous times prior to that in a speaking role, I want to know what happens to him.

I just thought though that bit where the boys ment the male character is annoy me!!

Yes she does it all in heels. However it is mentioned as not being ideal I think she just didn't get a chance to change footware though.

As is standard with films the male characters out weight the female.

I have seen it. I didn't feel it was overly sexist. Claire's character is strong and career driven, women like this exist. Yes, she wore her heels throughout but i saw that as a positive - I am a woman who wears heels and feels good about myself but I can still kick arse.

Yes, the kids wanted to stay with the boyfriend, he knew what he was doing! What is wrong with that? Not because he was a man but because he proved himself to them, he was ex navy and experienced with dinosaurs, his gender wasn't the over riding reason they wanted to stay with him.

There were male and female characters represented in different ways. Chris Pratt and his bad-ass skills, Jake Johnson and his awkward ways and in no way the obvious hero yet is there to save the day, Claire with her strong career ideals and her strong business skills, the boys' mother who was loving and tearful and huggy, the geeky science woman in the lab, the male "bad guy".

No, I didn't find it sexist. And I bloody loved it

But my view of sexist may be different to yours? Will you not see it if I tell you it's sexist?

It's a good film, we all enjoyed it. Sexist or not

Claire's character was great. She's not maternal but she isn't without love for her nephews. I can really find annoyance in a woman being portrayed as not interested in having children.

Yes a woman has a long death scene but a large number of men die too.

Seeming someone mentioned the black man, I too noticed that and assumed he was dead too seeing it didn't seem to be of an interest to involve him.

Sorry, but Claire's character was fine, was what I meant to write.

I have seen it.

The running around in heels - across muddy ground, away from a trex etc was really annoying.

Lack of female characters also a shame.

But Claire's character.

Also, the leaving the black character behind for ages and not saying what happened to him until the last scene was annoying. I spent 15 mins wondering if he was alive or dead.

Why not see it then judge?

doesn't sound that sexist to me personally.