Dykes to Watch Out For

Bechdel testThis comic strip popularized an uncomplicated test for films to determine gender bias.^[5] The Bechdel test (also known as the Bechdel/Wallace test, the Bechdel rule, or Bechdel's law) is credited to Bechtel's friend Liz Wallace,^[5] and appears in a 1985 strip entitled "The Rule". One of the characters says that she only watches a movie if it satisfies the following requirements:

1. It has to have at least two women in it,
2. Who talk to each other,
3. About something other than a man.^[6][7]

A variant of the test, in which the two women must additionally be named characters, is also called the Mo Movie Measure. The name is a misnomer as neither Mo nor the other regular characters had been introduced yet at the time of this strip's publication.^[8]
A blog was formed to review films on whether or not they pass this test.^[9] The Bechdel Test Movie List allows users to add their own movies.^[10]
dykestowatchoutfor.com

Y para que quede genéricamente correcto:
Ellos (quienes sean) ven un filme cuando sólo se cumplen los tres requisitos:

1. Tiene que tener por lo menos dos personajes (hombres)
2. que conversen
3. sobre cualquier cosa que no sea una mujer

Autos, deportes.. ahm, algo no encaja con la comparación ;-)