Strong female characters in cinema

Women are fragile creatures that require attention and care, but they often show such strength and endurance that men can even envy them.
I want to show you some strong women from popular films.




The bride (Uma Thurman) in the movie Kill Bill
The story of a strong woman ruled by revenge.



Cataleya (Zoe Saldana) in the film Columbia.
The girl is a professional killer who wants to find the killers of her parents and take revenge on them for the suffering caused.



Jen Y. (Ziyi Zhang) in the film House of Flying Daggers
A beautiful but blind rebellious girl will have a very dangerous journey where she will have to fight to the death.



Alice (Milla Jovovich) in Resident Evil
The girl has not only martial arts and shooting skills, but also remarkable intelligence, which helps to overcome more and more new challenges.



Clarice Starling (Judy Foster) in the movie The Silence of the Lambs
An FBI agent stops a serial killer thanks to his professionalism and nerves of steel.



Niobe (Jada Pinkett-Smith) in The Matrix Revolutions
The extraordinary strength and independence of an experienced pilot can only be envied, despite the fact that the girl is not the main character of the film.



Diana Guzman (Michelle Rodriguez) in the movie Female Fight
An eighteen-year-old girl is not shy about being strong and defending her point of view with her fists.



Lisbeth Salander (Rumi Napas) in the film The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
The hacker girl is the embodiment of universal power, despite her incredible isolation and some oddities.



Celia Johnson (Whoopi Goldberg) in the movie The Color Purple
A dark-skinned American woman spiritually evolves from a downtrodden housewife to an independent and determined woman.



Aeon Flux (Charlize Theron) in the film Aeon Flux
A ruthless and impetuous resistance warrior.



Ellen L. Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) in the movie Aliens
The character is the main embodiment of a strong-willed and determined lady in Hollywood in the 80s-90s.



Elizabeth I (Cate Blanchett) in Elizabeth
A prominent political figure and just a strong woman.



Source: theallegiant.com