text: Cameron's iconic cinema heroes, Sarah Connor and Ellen Ripley, were presented without objectification.  Ripley was clearly the equal of all of the men in Ridley Scott's "Alien," but Scott couldn't resist showing Ripley nearly naked taking on the xenomorph.  I think Cameron was speaking to Hollywood's propensity to sauce up female heroes, rather than specifically criticize Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot; perhaps I'm being generous.  Rey and Jyn Erso, the heroes of the most recent Star Wars films were also allowed to kick ass without objectification.  It's high time for a female Doctor Who, and Jodie Whittaker is a brilliant, non-objectified choice.  This genre has fans beyond the vocal minority of Big Gulp-swilling fan boys living in their moms' basements.