In this movie the males are good looking, successful, rich, and are attending or previously attended Harvard. With an exception of a few, the males of this movie act as if the women are object to be played with rather then to be taken seriously. The first example of this is when Elle is on a date with her, at the time, current boy friend Warner, they're at a restaurant and Elle thinks he's going to propose but instead he breaks up with her because she isn't "serious"...
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The first example of this is when Elle is on a date with her, at the time, current boy friend Warner, they're at a restaurant and Elle thinks he's going to propose but instead he breaks up with her because she isn't "serious". Here is where I must mention that Warner falls into the generic gender role of a male, he is tall, good looking, wealthy, not dramatically buff but not scrawny either...
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