Jim Queen

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Tristan P @RT88480304 2h Just no, literally just no See more Alejandro A @RT87189011 4h This literally made me wanna die See more R T @RT93069991 7h Like I said with Lesbian Space Princess, this shit is Heterophobic but this time it makes a bad influence of gay/ straight people. How and Why the FUCK is this here. Like you cannot tell me that this magical virus that makes him straight sound normal. Never let this movie premiere at ANY threatens like AMC etc. See more Jaycebigface J @also-Jaycebigface 3d This shit is sooooo bad bro I haven’t even seen 10 seconds of the trailer and I already know I rather have a butcher mistake my dick far a sausage and chop it right of than watch this shit. Show writers need to know that gay and straight stereotypes doesn’t automatically make shit funny. Movie critics also need to grow a spine already and grow a pair of balls because they are afraid of giving this a bad review See more Stefano T @Giant_Lizard Jul 22 It plays a lot with stereotypes, which is not a problem for me. It lightly attacks non-queer people, which could bother someone probably. The jokes are nice, but I expected better from the same production as Les Kassos. I smiled sometimes, not burst in laughing See more Bella S @RT96148437 Jun 30 The film is exclusionary and relies on harmful stereotypes. Despite presenting itself as queer, it focuses almost exclusively on white gay men, sidelines women, ignores trans men, and reduces people with vaginas to women. Female characters are objectified, with sexual harassment played for humour or quickly dismissed. The portrayal of children, some appearing disabled, is grotesque and reinforces ableist stereotypes. The only powerful older woman is the villain, reinforcing sexist tropes, and her final scene is degrading as she is upskirted. Drug users are depicted as less than human rather than victims of addiction. The ending romanticises prostitution, with Lucien effectively exploited for others' benefit while Jim profits, reinforcing regressive "twink" stereotypes. Ultimately, the characters remain shallow, hypersexualised, and unchanged, making the film feel both dated and thematically hollow. This film could be triggering for those who have been SAed or r@9ed. See more Read all reviews

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