From what’s being said here though, there aren’t even scenes in this movie that could be cut for whatever overseas country decides gay kisses are bad. (El Generalissimo is right, it’s hardly just China.)

In all the many years of Disney princesses finding their princes, not once did any of those princesses choke on a big fat cock on screen, and yet their sexuality and relationships were still blindingly obvious.

Which is why I said people are only going to be happy if we go back to 70 years ago when film criticism was more or less a glorified advertisement?

How about a single film where a major (not necessarily main) character has a romantic subplot that’s not straight?

I didn’t say I did hate it?

We should probably just dump film criticism altogether at this point. It had a good run, but people are clearly too fucking stupid and would clearly prefer it if we went back to the pre-Cahiers days where nearly every review was just a studio handjob.

China, certainly - but it’s reductionist to leave out the plenty ‘nuff other countries we’ve seen LGBTQ+ content edited out or overtly suppressed.

You think there are no gay kids in the world, dumb shit?

My mom’s best friend in high school was gay

Fuck you, asshole. 

Right wing people will always shit their pants about gay people. There is no “easing in” with it. 

You ungreyed the racist troll who, you should dismiss them and be embarrassed you agreed with them. See commenting history -

Except Adventure Time, Steven Universe, Voltron, She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts, Star Vs. The Forces of Evil, and The Owl House all exist. Two of those animated shows aimed at kids are from Disney, but they aren’t going to air in China so it’s fine. This isn’t about Disney warming…

Yes, gays are just like acai berries... because your only example of knowing “a gay” was... someone your mom knew when she was younger.

Why don’t we just admit that this is China’s doing? Movie studios put in simple, isolated scenes that China’s censor’s can remove. Even The Mitchells vs. the Machines left the explicit reveal of the main character’s sexuality to a throwaway line in a post-credit scene that could be easily edited. It isn’t a single…

Oh. You took my comment seriously.

Cool so after all your comments on this, you haven't seen the movie and don't intend to. Nor do you have Disney +. Great so thanks for that. 

If Disney wants me to sign up for Disney+ this would do it though.

I might actually want to watch it then

Ursula was based on the drag queen Divine - yet in the live action movie Melissa McCarthy will portray her (which is far from an inspired choice - bankable yes, but not like people won’t go see Disney movies regardless).