You think that hating women and liking something they did is mutually exclusive? Let me take you by the hand and guide you into the magical realms of feminist circle logic!
*puts on pink-pussy-hat*
See, you enjoy Braveheart and Saving Private Ryan, cause they are male power fantasies and self-insert flicks, one where the main character is super strong and a great leater, that kills a bunch of people and the other where he's so super special that the US Army sends guys in the middle of a war just to save him. In both cases it's mindless male militarism and the male perspective is validated by exclusively catering to their tastes and experiences.
That means, you only approve of these women cause they willingly submit to the male reaffirmation of power and superiority.
And now for the coup the grace in femtard logic:
This means you enjoy the movies the same way a patriarch in the 50s would enjoy a sandwich his slave-wife made in the kitchen for him. You do not support women by liking these movies, you actually support the Status Quo in which a women's merit is entirely dependent on their role as a willing slave to the patriarchical system.
This is what radfemtards on universities actually believe.
*takes off pink-pussy-hat and throws it in the trash compactor*
The problem isn't whether you support women as a man or not. It's not and never was about radfems looking at a situation and deriving a perspective from the facts. They do it the other way around, they have their bias that everything is "patriarchy this" and "male dominated space that". They take the conclusion that they want to draw and then make the facts fit that goal, either by bending the facts, by selectively choosing them (and ignoring everything that doesn't fit) or by simply making "facts" up.
This also explains why oldschool heroines such as Ripley, Sarah Connor or even Leia don't phase them. They twist and turn until the prior existence of strong independent females in movies reaffirms their modern views that women up till now have been treated akin to blackface minstrel acts (a similar issue that is handled the same way, I might add, only swap "sexism" with "racism"). Or why women who managed to make their way into the upper management and got past the supposed "glass-ceiling" by hard work are disregarded. If anything, they are traitors to their sex, since they make themselves slaves to the male power system. At least that's what chubby, ugly, abrasive, disgusting and thoroughly unlikeable radfemtards shout whenever one brings it up. The idea that a woman might have to pour in hard work into her career in order to rise to a high position is absolutely repulsive to these nitwits.