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I mean the scene between Fergus and Dil halfway through the movie.
What was the twist?
She was from Mars and came through a star gateWhat was the twist?
She was from Mars and came through a star gate
She didn’t have to be such a dick about itThe twist was exposed everywhere. I think I was on the school bus for grade school and heard it spoiled on the radio. Didn't watch the movie until recently.
And should still be.It was a different era too, that kind of thing was still somewhat taboo 30 years ago.
ok, but I was making a point that people really weren't ready or expectant to see that then. Sure, we always had musicians to play with the gender roles but I don't think it was really much of a thing in society in general at the time, just a subculture. Now, well, ya, I think it's ridiculous. You can dress up at home, you don't have to do it at work and everywhere else too.And should still be.
I think that was the intended reaction along with perhaps humor and shock.I didn't know anything about trannies or the cross dressing aethetic at the time. I also thought Victor Victoria was about a weird tomboy.
when the "reveal" came i was just confused
I thought was kinda funny...in an innocent kind of way... but I was confused as to why he'd pretend to be a chick and not tell the dude he liked. I thought the tranny in the movie was just a homosexual.I think that was the intended reaction along with perhaps humor and shock.
I've heard lots of stories about trannies tricking men and getting beat up or killed when they find out. I don't know why they wouldn't tell someone, maybe they are just to into their delusion.I thought was kinda funny...in an innocent kind of way... but I was confused as to why he'd pretend to be a chick and not tell the dude he liked. I thought the tranny in the movie was just a homosexual.
Today...the movie would either be in the educational curriculum for kindergarten students or looked at as an important milestone for the ongoing "woman's" sufferage movement.