Ricky Martin took to his social media to share a post about the controversy sparked by the movie “Lighter” and a scene showing a same-sex couple kissing. As you know, the new tape Disney D pixar was censored in 14 countries for the fact in question.
“Those people who think that their children will become gay will see”Light year”turn on documentaries about Einstein to see if they stick to the intelligence they didn’t acquire through genetics,” the Puerto Rican singer wrote on Instagram, along with a picture of Buzz, a character from the Toy Story saga.
CENSORSHIP ‘LIGHTYEAR’
‘Light year’ He was censored in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Kuwait, among other Western Asian countries, for including a lesbian kiss in one of his scenes. Thus, Pixar’s animated film joins the list of films that have suffered in this part of the Asian continent due to the inclusion of LGBTQ+ content.
According to the magazine Diversity, the scene in question was originally cut by Pixar but was re-inserted when its animators criticized Disney for “censoring gay affection”. It features the character Alisha, commanding ‘Light year’ (who gives voice Chris Evans in the original version) she forms a new family with her partner and they greet each other by kissing each other on the lips.
WHAT DID ‘LIGHTYEAR’ CREATORS SAY ABOUT CENSORSHIP?
Galyn Zusman and Angus MacLane, producer and director of the spin-off “Toy Story’discussed this topic with French Press Agency (AFP). The former indicated that they had been warned that something like this could happen, but they did not back down.
“We weren’t going to trade the film we wanted for a handful of countries with a retrograde point of view, to put it mildly,” Galin Zusman said.
Director ‘Light year’, Angus McLain confirmed the producer’s words, noting that there was never a thought to change the content of the film to please the censors: “We made our film and they didn’t want to watch it, there’s no problem,” he told AFP.
Meanwhile, Galin Zusman commented that there are films whose content can be stronger for a child, such as “Bambi” where the character’s mother dies, and added that by personal decision, she did not allow her young children to watch films in which the mother died. . “Everyone has their own idea of what is acceptable to watch together as a family,” said the producer.
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