So I saw the Avengers movie.
Front and center, one half of the director team gets a several speaking lines cameo. Captain America runs a support group for people trying to move on and cope with the loss from Infinity War. The Director claims to have finally gone on a date, and the guy he was on a date with cried at dinner. Captain America was full of support of him going on a date and asked him a question as to how he felt when the guy cried. Director said, "I cried at dessert." Not only was it homosexual glorification on the part of Captain fucking America, but it was pulled off in a very homo way, AND full of irony.
While glorifying it, Captain America realized he was a fraud for trying to move on, the plot quickly arrived to prove his theory about getting a life afterward wrong, that he'd given up, pathetically.
Not only was it absurd to be glorifying homo with half the Earth pop gone, but it was supported by a false sense of self.
Just the fact that the director of the movie was in an Avengers movie talking about a gay date… I almost walked out.
Significant tranny role too with Paltrow.
Overall, thematically urged the concept of trial and error which was pretty cool. That aspect was subtle. Tranny love was deceptive. And Homosexuality was blatant but inevitably irrelevant and ironic (and cringey).
Look forward to 60/40 or even 70/30 female to male franchises in the future where the women don't have to struggle at anything except the box office.