Laura Mulvey's Male Gaze theory analyzes how women are sexually objectified and represented in media like films for the pleasure of male audiences. It suggests that women are presented as objects to be looked at by active male viewers. Mulvey's theory originally focused on cinema but can also be applied to other media like music videos, magazines, TV, etc. The theory examines how camera techniques and shot types portray women as sexual objects for the male gaze. It also considers how women view themselves and other women based on these objectifying media representations.