Love the hats.  And also love that you cut to the railroad crossing sign right after you pointed out that you came down to the railroad tracks.  Awesome.

What a surprise that the media supports homophobia. And I have seen some glowing profiles of Ben Foster, not mentioning his history of playing anti-gay stereotypes.

We also need to mention Wes the gay villain in The Road Warrior. At least in that movie the head villain didn't betray his gay henchmen and felt sympathy for him when his young lover was killed.

Yay for gay hate.That seems to be what you need to be a #1 movie now.

Y'all's heads-up on sly Hollywood homophobia is a great idea, but the subject deserves more discussion & less messing around with tech toys. You obviously know your subject. Cut to the chase & talk to us.

A movie by the name of "Confidence" had a sociopathic nightclub owner/mob boss character as its main villain. They really went out of their way to imply that the villain was bi. During the course of the movie, he kept touching or trying to touch the male lead and the female lead whenever he talked to them. And in the movie they even mentioned that gay and lesbian nights were held in his nightclub. The character in question was Winston King aka "The King" (played by Dustin Hoffman).

Apart from the bi mobster, the movie was actually one of the better ones I've seen in a while. The plot was pretty good. Unfortunately, this movie is a perfect example of how the film industry thinks it's perfectly okay to have queer villains but queer heroes and heroines seem to be completely out of the question.

Imdb entry for the movie

Wikipedia entry for the movie

 

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