Quote from: Ms Grace on October 30, 2015, 02:06:25 AM
OK, the film synopsis does sound a bit dodgy but I wish for once people would stop rounding off on movies when they haven't seen them or haven't the foggiest idea what's really going to happen.
I agree, we as a society (and LGBTQ activists in particular) are far too quick to express outrage without any sort of analysis or reflection before they go ballistic.
Kinda reminds me of the brouhaha over The Last Temptation of Christ. Religious groups went nuts before anyone had seen the flick, forcing star Willem Dafoe to go on a press tour to defend the movie. Turns out the criticism was unnecessary, as the movie tanked at the box office anyway. Michelle Rodriguez hasn't done anything worthwhile besides her participation in the Fast and Furious series, so unless Sigourney Weaver's star power can pull this thing along (Willem Dafoe couldn't do it) then I predict this will flop also.
That said, a hit man undergoing forced gender reassignment is pure exploitation. Now, if they wanted to have a hit man undergo a gender reassignment they might have used the idea behind Hit or Miss, where the hit man (now woman) actually
was going through transition. Sure, you have to suspend disbelief, but it seems logical in the plot line. But forced feminization only reinforces the kink aspect that people associate with gender transition.
Oh, yeah - and the red dress is fab!