Re: Solo: A Star Wars Story (May 25th, 2018)
No, what I was saying is that Disney is attempting to put everybody on an equal playing field, which some people read as a personal attack on themselves because they are very insecure.
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Have you considered the problem may be with you, as you’d rather vilify others for their viewpoint than seek to understand them? Before anything else let me say my favorite nu-SW movie is RO and it’s the most diverse out of the bunch (and it’s female lead is my avatar), so don’t come at me from that angle.
I want you to think of why people don’t like this. Is it because they’re insecure bigots as you’re implying?
Think of other film/TV. Wasn’t Captain Kirk technically a pansexual? Star Lord with Gamora? Drax and Mantis? Aren’t blade runners who loved synthetics or AIs pansexual? Aren’t humans and cylons who loved each other in BSG pansexuals? Roger rabbit and Jessica rabbit
lol)? Even in TCW there was one clone who deserted and had kids with a twi’lek. Pansexual? Superman and Lois Lane? In ancient times, didn’t big daddy Zeus turning into a swan to sex up married ladies? So many other examples I could list? (Lol, David on David from alien covenant?)
Now, did anyone raise a fuss about any of these? No. No one had a problem. No one made big news about it and everyone just quietly accepted it as the way it is. People are more open minded than you think, and the moral of almost every story is to love who you really love, regardless of what they may be (including different species). The problem comes when certain folks overtake a beloved franchise to use it as a mouthpiece, especially one that traditionally completely veers away from sex and is for kids. Further, from most accounts, the movie doesn’t even hint at lando’s pansexuality, making what’s been said outside of it even more clearly an ‘agenda.’
The message you’re talking about getting across is already in every movie in a more symbolic and thus more meaningful way, because humans learn better through symbolism/parables than being told flat out what’s right and wrong.
It’s not about what you do, but *how* you do it. I hope this helps you understand. Otherwise I’ll just go back to joke posting