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HBO Max’s ‘Father of the Bride’ Should’ve Been Gayer

HBO Max's 'Father of the Bride' Should've Been Gayer
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  1. Robin says:

    When Dad was talking to Cora, as Vanessa walked away, he says “I like her”. I think that is about as “normalizing” as you can get … no sledgehammer, just an acknowledgement 🙂

  2. Jorge says:

    The movie was great and I agree with Robin’s comment How much more would you have wanted? Must all white fathers in movies show absolute approval when his daughter is with a black guy or can we just accept that it’s normal and that no comment is needed. If people want to be treated as normal than we can’t make it abnormal reception. BTW I am Hispanic. I am only saying that I am Hispanic so you realize that a “minority” made this comment and don’t sway my comment to be bigotry. BTW I’m old school Hispanic. Please do not group me with some new Latinx thing.

  3. Jimmy says:

    Which mental illness is this?

  4. El says:

    Omg thank you !!! The only confirmation was when the father said “I like her”. Until then it was discreet…too discreet. Cora is the first person we see. We follow more the two relationships of the father of the groom than Cora’s. The normalization is well done but here it seems that they wanted to normalize without us noticing it. Someone who doesn’t pay attention wouldn’t even notice that they have a story together….

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