title-winning "Gatemaster" hit "Brokeback Mountain" failed to win the Oscar for best picture, rumored to be because its theme was too sensitive. At the same time, the clay animation "Gatemaster" beat "Howl's Moving Castle" and unexpectedly won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. In fact, it is precisely because of the implicit homosexual theme in the latter film that the film won an Oscar. As "Brokeback Mountain" did not win, the judges made a statement on such themes.
"Super Dog" is a story about the dog and its owner's pest control company catching rabbits before they affect the Giant Vegetable Festival and a series of events that follow. Let's take a look at the main characters and their implied sexual themes.
First of all, if the audience remembers, at the beginning of the movie, there was a policeman on patrol at night, and a poster appeared behind him, and the poster introduced the vegetable augmentation nutrient solution. The above English is roughly: the bigger, the better. The sexual implication of this sentence is quite obvious, and I do not need to explain the specific content in detail. In addition, the humans in the film are all so obsessed with giant vegetables that they even held a giant vegetable competition. In this link, the suggestion of the giant vegetables to the sexual organs is more obvious. And people's fascination with it positions these people as people of normal sexual orientation.
Second, the rabbit is an important character in the film. Rabbit itself has hints of homosexuality, and throughout the film, only the role of Rabbit has no obvious gender markers. And the rabbits in the film wantonly destroy the giant vegetables. We've said before that giant vegetables themselves suggest normal sexual orientation. The destruction of vegetables by rabbits shows the impact of homosexuality on traditional views of sexuality. Rabbit is in an oppressed position in the film, reflecting the reality that homosexuality is not widely accepted in reality.
There are also three main human characters, each representing groups with different attitudes to homosexuality in traditional sexuality.
1. Male protagonist: At the beginning, he caught rabbits, but he had no intention of harming rabbits, but limited them. This represents a group of people who have no obvious malice towards homosexuality in society, but feel the impact of homosexuality on traditional sexual concepts. The male protagonist then turned into a rabbit, and finally turned back into a human. It expresses the creator's point of view: homosexuality and mainstream sexuality should coexist peacefully, and it is unwise to conflict with each other or to change.
2. Supporting actor: The one who is very aggressive, likes to use a shotgun, and is the hero's love rival. What is his image like? Simply put: a man with a big gun. And this man hates rabbits very much. Want to kill and then quickly. It represents the people in the society who despise and oppress homosexuals. The tragic end of this man shows that the filmmakers believed that taking a radical approach to homosexuality was unwise and bound to fail.
3. The heroine: the noble lady. She has sympathy for the rabbit above all, and hopes that the rabbit will not be harmed. By the end of the film, she opens up her estate, and the rabbit is having fun. This represents a third group of people, who are more accepting of homosexuality at first, but the traditional concept of sexuality still acts on this group of people, and finally begins to accept homosexuality and coexist peacefully.
Looking at the whole story again, first someone wanted to use unnatural forces to reverse the concept of rabbits, then caused the emergence of giant rabbits, the rabbits took revenge on the crowd, and finally people and rabbits lived in peace.
That is to say: with regard to homosexuality, one should go with the flow and live in peace. Any behavior that violates this law will inevitably lead to a fierce conflict between the two sexual concepts, resulting in tragedy.
Therefore, "Super Invincible Gate Dog" is an out-and-out gay-themed film.
********************The above is all a joke, lol ********************
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