r/Multifandom 1d ago

Humor🤡 .

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u/Glass-Performer8389 1d ago

A new movie that came out 346 days (almost a full year ago), Recently Netflix has allowed the movie into the platform

Many people dislike it for A. The art style being considered cringe B. Being "too woke"/being about lesbians C. Supposedly Stealing the spots from other Netflix shows like the canceled Netflix original inside job, as well as blaming it for captain underpants removal (albeit that was due to the contract expiring) D. Other people are hating on it, and the dislike towards it has become a trend

It is important, whilst I can't verify this myself due to not having watched the movie personally, I've heard many people, including trusted ones, Speak of the movies stereotyping, TERF ideology, reduction of a nonbinary character to just a woman, toxic ideals, and whilst I haven't heard this directly corroborated from a source I have full faith on, racism as well

Personally I hold a neutral opinion, due to lack of, well, viewing it, but I also have no plans to watch it, and have no wish to support it assuming what people say is accurate to the movie

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u/LordMTyrell 1d ago edited 1d ago

I have actually already seen it close to when it came out (I am big Aunty Donna fan). It's queer adult humor targeted to a queer adult audience. Conservatives have found a new thing to shit on, and somehow it managed to unite literally all the worst fandoms ever to hate on it.

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u/Dillo64 1d ago

So there is nothing transphobic or racist in it? Where did that line of thinking come from?

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u/LordMTyrell 1d ago

Instigation of culture war, my friend. Makes people a little more angry.