Want to make sure your next movie night involves a film that actually treats women like real people? Take a cue from Sweden.
Some Swedish cinemas are introducing a new rating system based on the Bechdel test. In order to receive an "A" rating, a film must contain a scene in which two named women have a conversation about something other than men.
Simple enough, right? But you'd be shocked at the number of box office hits that fail miserably -- like all but one of the "Harry Potter" movies, "The Avengers" and "The Social Network."
We'd rather stick with tried-and-true classics like "The Heat" and "Juno."
Do better, Hollywood.