Turning Red

Fails reverse Bechdel test Female director Female producer Feminist under-/overtones Focus on female relationship Actor playing a character with his/her own first name (e.g., Amy Adams playing Amy in The Wedding Date; Amy Schumer playing Amy in Trainwreck) Male eye-candy Mother-daughter storyline Musical/dance numbers New York/Los Angeles/London as a character Pivotal scene in women's restroom Strong female protagonist(s) Woman makes a fool of herself at work Enlisting the help of friends/strangers to help the character win their love One or more characters with alliterative full names (e.g., Andie Anderson, Benjamin Barry, Miles Massey) Previously straight/predictable hair style becomes curlyish/wild as character falls in love Sage advice delivered by parent, best friend, token black character, boss, landlord/lady, homeless person, etc. Single dad trying desperately to relate to daughter as she blossoms into a young woman Song written for movie was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song Takes place at least 15 years in the past (from the film's release date), but no earlier than 1558