Sure are a lot of people whinging here about a movie they're not interested in.

It may be a mental disturbance, but what's wrong with having characters with mental disturbances in a movie? How again, does the existence of trans people, either in movies or in real life, affect the snowflake?

It always was and still is a mental disturbance that needs professional help.

I identify as a house cat. When you see me you need to treat me like a house cat. Refer to me as a house cat. Now are you a "bigot" because you have a problem treating me like a house cat? Or am I mentally "off" because I want you to treat me like a house cat even though it's abundantly clear I am not a house cat?

Why do some people get so worked up over what genitals a character in a movie has? I mean, how does that affect them in any way? The way some snowflakes get so worked up over it, it really makes you wonder what they are so afraid of!

Interesting, thoughtful movie. Since bigots do not like to think, it will not appeal to them. If you like to think, you might enjoy this one.

He/She/It/Them movie. If you don't understand the concept of that avoid. If you do, it's an OK movie at best as it has quite some length and the so-called comedy is at times rather cringed. Has funny moments but they are too few and weirdly placed to really make an impact. 4/10 at best