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So for the first time ever, Disney is going to feature an openly gay character in a movie.

The upcoming film titled The Jungle Cruise, which will be based on a theme park ride, presumably

a theme park ride called The Jungle Cruise. I don't know, just my deductive reasoning there.

And of course, all great films have been based on theme park rides. But this one is being

built as a turning point for the company. And it will be different from the, you might

say, the more subtle homosexuality that has appeared in other Disney movies. For instance,

the recent Beauty and the Beast remake. There was a great deal made ahead of time before

the movie came out, while it was being marketed. We heard a lot about the gay elements in this

movie. And that was supposed to be a turning point, this big deal. But in that case, it turns

out that it was merely implied that a male character had an erotic obsession with another

male character, which to me, at a minimum, seems like an extremely unnecessary plot point

to put into a children's movie. That's just me. If I, if I were producing a children's

movie, there isn't any point where I would stop and say, now, hold on a second, everybody,

maybe this male character should have an erotic obsession with that one. Maybe we should

include that into, because it's a children's movie. And I would just think, why, why do

we need erotic obsessions really of any kind in a children's movie? But that's, again,

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