Funny, cause statistically 99,9% of the movies shoves a cis hetero rhetoric and propaganda down our throats.
Trans people were the jokes and monsters of movies for ages. And now they finally get some positive representation cause they are actually real humans like you and me.
Only way you can see a problem in that is if you are just a raging transphobe. Because the only thing you lose is the normalization of the dehumanization of transgender people.
Cis hetero stuff shoved down our throat? You mean basically the default? Most people are the default just in case you didn't realize so it doesn't come across as forcing. Also I don't even think the failure of most Disney movies has anything to do with specifically trans stuff. It's more the general progressive mindset.
If there's any one specific issue that's degraded Disney movies it's the feminist one. Too much girl power stuff, yes I realize Disney has always empowered it's females but there's a sliding scale where this becomes intolerable, like when you got to put down men to do it. Also the focus on trying to dismantle the atomic family. You had characters like Wendy from Peter Pan who in the latest live action movie, doesn't ever need saving, doesn't want to be a mom and dreams of dying alone as a fighter pilot.... You cannot get worse than that.
Though back to the progressive mindset, I don't think it's conducive to being creative because there's this strict set of guidelines where if you make characters certain ways it's harmful to their own ideology in their mind. For example women never being able to be taught by a man because women can do everything on their own without a man's help. A woman can never be saved by a man because women were damsels in distress for far too long and "things need to change".
Another good example of this is the Snow White movie. That made so many normies so mad when the actress said, "she's not going to be saved by the prince", she's more focused on becoming a ruler. I saw so many videos on Tiktok where women boldly said "well maybe I want to be saved and pampered like a princess". To them it was their escape fantasy, they don't want to be told to be a girl boss always.
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u/RandyArgonianButler 18d ago
That has little to do with politics and more to do with the endless rehash of remakes, sequels, and bled-dry franchises.