NOT FOR KIDS! Could have been a great movie if they left out the gay kissing, especially in a PG movie. The two of them should have been made to hug instead. Would have had the same effect without all the awkwardness and young girls turning around saying "I can't watch this". Despicable.
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@blazer380
Today, it is common to include such scenes in movies for the sake of fairness. I accept it if they create a compelling movie, but sometimes it feels like studios rely too heavily on making their movies suitable for everyone, both non-binary and binary genders. This can lead to the movie losing its artistic value and devolving into a rather superficial marketing strategy that tells people to watch it because it's for everyone. It's disappointing when a villain is turned into a hero solely for this reason.
I'm not suggesting that featuring characters of the same gender or different races is inherently wrong. On the contrary, I've often formed deep emotional connections with the main characters, regardless of their ethnicity or gender. However, the issue lies in using diversity purely as a checklist item to make a movie appear inclusive, without putting in the effort to make it a genuinely good movie.
