In the new picture "Star Wars: Skywalker. Sunrise "There is a scene in which two unnamed women soldiers belonging to resistance are quickly hugging and kissing. This frame corresponds to the hints of the director Jey Jay Abrams, which in the film one way or another will be representative of LGBTK. Some fans hoped for a romantic relationship between leading characters on Deameron (Oscar Isaac) and Finn (John Boyegue), whom the close friendship binds, but, as we see, the wishes of the fans in this aspect did not justify.
However, the frame with a kiss appears on the screen only on a moment, so it can not be noticed. Those spectators who have already managed to watch a film on the press shows, made criticism to Disney, having considered that the topic of sexual minorities could pay more time. Here are some of the similar posts on Twitter:
Hannah Woodhead:
As in the "Avengers: Final", in the new "Star Wars" there is a vague sending to the topic of sexual minorities. In the film, the kissing women appear for a split seconds - and this is called LGBTK representation.
Jeff Widman:
"Skywalker. Sunrise "- two women kiss in the background in one of the scenes. "Avengers. The final "- pouring his grief, a random guy talks about how he went on a date with another guy. "Beauty and the Beast" - Lef dances with a different guy for 3 seconds. What to say, very progressively!
Link Niskanen:
Being a fan of "Star Wars" all his life, any representation of sexual minorities seemed a step forward. True, it does not seem that the creators really worries this topic. These cameo for 2 seconds enough to pour the conservatives, but for us there is little ...
'Star Wars: #Theriseofskywalker 'Makes History With First Same-Sex Kiss https://t.co/rwtnbd77jx pic.twitter.com/inppgle54c.
- The Hollywood Reporter (@Thr) December 18, 2019
Previously, communicating with Variety, Abrams due to the topic of LGBTC stated that it is important for him that the universe of "Star Wars" was like as much as possible to the real modern world so that each of the audience, coming to the film, could see his own representation .