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Willing to Lose for the Fight – Suffragette Movie + Giveaway!

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I was invited to attend a special screening in New York of the new movie Suffragette. This Suffragette movie review is my personal feelings about the film. Giveaway is sponsored by Focus Films.

Suffragette Movie Review– A Woman’s Review

What a perfect timing for the new movie release “Suffragette” for the world! I have been invited to a High Tea with the women behind this movie. This movie about the women from the 1920s who were willing to lose everything in their fight for woman equality and the right to vote. These women joined a secret movement that went against authorities to fight for woman rights. It was their Suffragette movement that caused the debate and helped raise awareness across the world about giving women the right to vote.

Suffragette Review

Although Suffragette takes the focus on fighting for equality across nations, it is also about fighting for what you believe in when it comes to creating a loving and fair world. Life is so tough, people can be so mean, life is very unfair, and depending on the situation we can always try to fix it.

The women behind Suffragette want women around the world to go out there and vote! I am passionate that I feel everyone needs to educate himself or herself and practice that right! I didn’t vote until about 6 years ago. I never did feel educated enough on the issues to go out and vote until recently. When I think about what these ladies did for all of us to have the right to vote, I almost feel guilty for not exercising that right earlier in life. I registered at 18 years old (actually 17 ½) but never did vote.

Check out theaters TODAY and go and see this movie! This movie was better than what I had expected…by a lot! Check out my review!

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Comments

  3. Alayne Langford says

    I so want to watch this movie!! I really do pay attention to both sides and do my research before I vote! I think that is very important. 🙂

  9. Susan Thevenard says

    I know I don’t pay as much attention as I should when it comes to politics. I really need to start paying more attention.

  16. Jennifer Scheldberg says

    I like to research candidates on my own rather than listening to smear campaigns.

  20. Sammantha D. says

    I always try to learn about each side as much before I vote so I can make an educated decision.

  21. amy tolley says

    yes im educated enough to know whom id vote for but do listen to both sides and all involved

  23. Tara says

    Making an educated decision requires time and effort being put into researching who shares your beliefs.

  25. Denise L says

    Generally I do feel educated enough on the issues. I listen to NPR for 8 hours a day, so I’m pretty well informed. I try to look at an issue from different points of view. For most issues I can find pieces of both sides that I agree with. It’s a shame that our politics has become so polarized that we can’t take action on those areas where the two sides overlap.

  28. Tina Solomon says

    I feel I could make an informed decision but I would listen to both sides before I did..

  31. Lori O. says

    I was a Political Science major in college so knowledgeable voting has always been very important to me. I always make it a point to get to know each candidate’s platform and dig deep enough to find out if they really mean what they say based on congressional voting patterns (provided they’re the incumbent candidate and available).

  36. Danielle Magee says

    I do feel educated enough on the cadidates to vote and I try to hear all sides before I make a decision.

  37. Megan C says

    No I do not have enough info. I feel its hard to find the info needed to make an educated vote. Media is no help.

  43. Dustikes says

    I research before voting. I look at the candidates history to see if what they promise matches their actions.

  46. Margaret Haskins says

    Oh I want to see this! And as a response to the question: I do feel I am educated on the issues, but the world isn’t static and there are more than two sides to understand so it’s an ongoing education. Sometimes I think people forget that.

  47. Danielle Priser says

    My husband and I do a weekly political podcast (called The Ignorance Equation-shameless plug!), so I do a TON of research on all the issues and candidates, but I’m sure there is still quite a bit I don’t know. I can’t say that anyone can ever be educated enough, but we MUST vote anyway as best we can.
    🙂

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