re: He-Man is apparently about dealing with toxic masculinity, per director and actress

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Influenced, absolutely

But ziggy stardust was very gay, and he was gay in that persona

Hair bands look super gay in retrospect, but so did most shite in the 80s

During that era, people didn't look at what they were doing as anything but masculine

When that sentiment began, the era ended

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Yeah, I know, that's why I said influenced and stage dress, because it was always more of a theatrical thing with '80s bands and not a gay thing. You are right to use the word flamboyant, which refers to dress and costume and not exclusively gayness. Just 'cause the gays are attention seeking doesn't mean they own the word. They also should give back rainbows, parades, the word pride and the month of June.

Flop

When will they learn not to pick fights with the people who could potentially fill the seats for their movie?

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Jay Are


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soft arse pussies with men walking around thinking they were chicks

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There's the CP3LSU alter we know and love

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have yourself a downvote

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You too! Enjoy!

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When will they learn not to pick fights with the people who could potentially fill the seats for their movie?

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i keep asking that with so many properties

People seem hellbent on alienating parts of their customer base, going to the media to berate and insult the segment.

Bonus points if they also tell the potential customers they are not wanted/needed

Then blame that same group for not showing up to support their product.

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bolded it, for your convenience

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So, you're going to start new thread every time there's an additional piece about this movie that mentions masculinity?

What's a single bitch fest when we can have a new one for the same complaint every single day?

I kept telling yall this would be a huge pile of shite

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Loading dock workers totally bowing to the masculinity of your average hair band here..

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I don't know, man, weren't dock workers a target audience of hair bands?

Once upon a time, not so long ago

Tommy used to work on the docks, union's been on strike
He's down on his luck, it's tough, so tough
Gina works the diner all day, working for her man
She brings home her pay, for love, mmm, for love

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Loading dock workers totally bowing to the masculinity of your average hair band here..

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Don't bother. They've had practice rationalizing this since their dads confronted them about having gender bending Ratt posters on their walls instead of Heather Locklear.