Does the dog die?
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Red White & Royal Blue
Movie
ReportBased on the Casey McQuiston Novel of the same name, this LGBTQ story focuses on Alex Claremont-Diaz, the First Son of the United States and his rivalry with the young Prince of Wales, Henry. After causing a major uproar at the older Prince's wedding, the two are forced to avoid a National incident by up-playing their non existent friendship with a goodwill visit to the UK. Their rivalry soon turns into a forced friendship and then blossoms into something even more. The two try to keep their relationship a secret despite their highly public lives amid his mother's re-election campaign as the first female President.
This movie contains 22 potentially triggering events.
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Corellon
In the movie itself: happy dog moments only! .........In the bonus material, however, there's a clip of Taylor (Alex) giving us a tour of the Oval Office set, and he shows us a framed photo of his dog who he mentions had died during filming.
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Abandonment
Does someone leave without saying goodbye?
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Corellon
OH YES. That particular sequence starts when they're in their swimsuits and Henry sits up and looks away. There's sad music, sad feelings, unanswered phone calls, and then some drama.
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Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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Neither character's family even threatens to disown.
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Abuse
Are there abusive parents?
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charmedward
Henry's grandfather does some things that could be read as abusive, but it's made clear that he loves his grandson and thinks he is protecting him and doing right by the British people. Henry and Bea's devices are temporarily taken away and the king tries to insist on a course of action that he knows hurts his grandson.
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Is someone stalked?
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Corellon
No unsettling stalking scenes, but there's a privacy violation by a third party near the end of the movie.
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Corellon
Not in the traditional sense, but a character is sternly confined to his home by his family. His phone is even confiscated. Also in the beginning of the movie, there's a scene played for laughs where Alex is chased around the Oval Office by a senior staffer who is berating him and hitting him with a pillow.
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Does the abused become the abuser?
National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233)
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Is someone gaslighted?
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Corellon
Yes. Specifically an emotionally manipulative denial when confronted with wrongdoing. I'm just going to drop a big (SPOILERS) tag and then go off. Alex is betrayed by his reporter friend Miguel, who flatters him into distractedly giving information he shouldn't have ("Yeah we're uh, gonna flip Texas") and then uses it for an article. Alex confronts Miguel at the DNC hotel bar. Miguel dodges the facts and twists Alex's words into how it wasn't a betrayal because his intentions were to HELP Alex. Perhaps even the viewer is hesitating at this point. And then of course Miguel goes on to betray Alex even worse next time.
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Addiction
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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Corellon
Alex has the character trait of "uses alcohol to cope with social anxiety." On one occasion this causes a major incident, and on another occasion he jokes "I've been drunk since (a week ago) so catch up!"
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Animal
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Does a horse die?
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Corellon
No and there's even a sports/action type scene with horses during a polo match. Nothing alarming or dangerous ever happens.
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charmedward
Can confirm, the turkey does not die and there is no mention of it even being in jeopardy.
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Are animals abused?
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there’s like polo scenes where they’re riding horses idk about horses i’d assume their fine but i’m not sure
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Is there a dead animal?
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charmedward
No but the vacation home has a few shots with a large animal's skull in the background as decoration. Looks like a bull?
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Is an animal sad?
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Corellon
There's a closeup of a turkey in a pet crate looking vaguely agitated as Alex explains to Henry over the phone how the turkey was going to be kept in a luxury hotel suite but it was decided that he would stay in Alex's room instead. We hear restless turkey noises after Alex hangs up the phone.
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Does a cat die?
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No cats at all
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Does a pet die?
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Corellon
Not in the movie itself, but in the bonus material, there's a clip of Taylor (Alex) giving us a tour of the Oval Office set, he shows us a framed photo of his dog who he mentions had died during filming.
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Assault
Does a woman get slapped?
National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233)
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Corellon
Worth mentioning that someone gets "romance novel kissed" i.e. suddenly and without knowledge that he'd welcome it, but it turns out very fine. (Sidenote: This is acknowledged and apologized for!)
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Bodily Harm
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Are any hands damaged?
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No, quite the uh, opposite. Great movie for hands. ^^'
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Is there decapitation?
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Corellon
No, only a melodramatic threat of "I will Brexit your head from your body" that's played for laughs.
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Is someone burned alive?
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No, but a character jokes about burning himself alive to get out of a diplomatic trip.
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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Corellon
No, but there's a moment that could very easily be interpreted as Henry accidentally getting kneed there. (When they hide in the supply closet, there's a lot of initial comedic scrambling and a stereotypical "thump/aghh!" type moment, but upon many re-watches, I'm pretty sure he's grabbing at his lower thigh instead.)
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Does someone fall down stairs?
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Corellon
No. There's an emotional "run into each others arms" moment where they meet partway up a staircase, but nobody falls, they just gently sit down on the steps together. Also worth mentioning there's an offhand joke about a member of the royal family being at risk of assassination by being pushed down the stairs.
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Children
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Creepy Crawly
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Death
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Does someone die?
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Dreamdust1600
Henry's dad is mentioned to be dead but he doesn't die on screen and we never meet his character
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Disability
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Drugs/Alcohol
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Family
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Does a parent die?
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not in the movie but henry talks about grief from when his father died
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Does someone cheat?
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Corellon
No and there's even a charming ex in the picture, but he doesn't come between them.
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Does a family member die?
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Corellon
(Mentioned as happening in the past. Reoccurring theme of grief.)
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Fear
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Are there natural bodies of water?
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a lake
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Are there mannequins?
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Characters walk around in an art museum at night, and there's lots of statues of mostly male torsos and dramatic shadows.
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Gross
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Does someone vomit?
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Totally safe! Enjoy!
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Is someone eaten?
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Corellon
No, just a vague joke when Alex is stressing about going to a formal event. ("I just feel like if I use the wrong fork, they're gonna eat me alive.")
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Is there farting?
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Corellon
Not in the film itself. There's a moment in the blooper reel where somebody makes a realistic sounding fart noise (blowing a raspberry) during an intimate scene as a prank.
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Large-scale Violence
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Law Enforcement
Is there copaganda?
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Corellon
In a line played for laughs, a secret service agent implies that she used excessive force on a child to the point of him needing medical attention. (He had accidentally caused a security lockdown by bringing fireworks to cheer up his friend in the hospital)
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Is there incarceration?
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Corellon
Not really. There's a moment near the end of the movie where a character realizes he's being confined to his home with cell phones and laptops confiscated. This fear and peril quickly tapers off, however. Our Heroes (TM) repeatedly push at these boundaries and find that there's no scary consequences whatsoever.
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LGBTQ+
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Is a trans person depicted predatorily?
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Corellon
Trans positive moments only! (1) A character who is trans in the book is played by a trans actress. (2) Alex's dad proudly reminds him that he is "the patron saint of gender neutral bathrooms in Austin" and (3) Alex's mom gives an uplifting speech where she gives a shoutout to trans high school students in the deep south voting for the first time.
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Is an LGBT+ person outed?
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Corellon
Yes, one major plot point (SPOILERS) and then a number of smaller ways I'll list afterward....
[1] Henry is very anxious and careful to avoid being outed. This is shown multiple times in multiple ways. Then near the end, it happens, and he's devastated. (His sister Bea sits him down and sorrowfully tells him his and Alex's emails have been hacked and leaked to the press.)
[2] Alex has a "maybe I'm bi" talk with a friend and ends up outing two men to her. She reacts in a gossipy way but keeps the info private.
[3] Zahra discovers Alex is bi by accident. Alex begs her not to tell his mom, and she responds mockingly and dismissively.
[4] After the email leak, Alex gives an official response before he's able to talk to Henry. I didn't feel bothered by it, but I've heard others did.
[5] Added layer of spoilers - there are two suspenseful moments where Miguel looks suspiciously at Alex interacting with Henry. He then turns out to be the one who discovered and outed them.
[1] Henry is very anxious and careful to avoid being outed. This is shown multiple times in multiple ways. Then near the end, it happens, and he's devastated. (His sister Bea sits him down and sorrowfully tells him his and Alex's emails have been hacked and leaked to the press.)
[2] Alex has a "maybe I'm bi" talk with a friend and ends up outing two men to her. She reacts in a gossipy way but keeps the info private.
[3] Zahra discovers Alex is bi by accident. Alex begs her not to tell his mom, and she responds mockingly and dismissively.
[4] After the email leak, Alex gives an official response before he's able to talk to Henry. I didn't feel bothered by it, but I've heard others did.
[5] Added layer of spoilers - there are two suspenseful moments where Miguel looks suspiciously at Alex interacting with Henry. He then turns out to be the one who discovered and outed them.
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Is there bisexual cheating?
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Corellon
Not remotely cheating but a gay character is visibly sad when he sees his bi crush casually kiss a few women.
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Loss
Is a priceless artifact destroyed?
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Corellon
A very very expensive wedding cake is destroyed in a comedic context and then talked about for a while, also in a comedic context. Then during the credits, there's a brief blooper/extended scene showing characters covered in cake again.
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Medical
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Is there a hospital scene?
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charmedward
Lasts for a couple of scenes early on in the film. No treatment is shown, it's just a PR tour with the main characters interacting with sick kids.
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Does someone have cancer?
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charmedward
There's a single sentence of someone mentioning that a main character's parent died from cancer. Later, a few scenes take place in a children's hospital, but we don't know for sure what the kids are sick with.
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Mental Health
Does someone suffer from PTSD?
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Corellon
The book explains this in more detail, but Henry's depressive episodes are specifically as bad as they are due to trauma from his dad's passing.
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Does someone have a mental illness?
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charmedward
These aren't outright named in the film, but one main character suffers from bouts of depressive episodes that make him distant. Another main character has imposter syndrome and is sometimes anxious (in situations when anyone else would also be anxious though).
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Corellon
No. Per the section on drowning, there's a possibly uncomfortable scene, but it soon becomes obvious to the viewer that the character wasn't attempting suicide.
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Does someone have a meltdown?
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sorta? henry is kinda a mess crying and upset but it’s not too bad
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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alex makes a joke about setting himself in flames
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Are there anxiety attacks?
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Corellon
The most prolonged one is when (mild spoiler) a character is confronting Alex about hooking up in a hotel room, and discovers Henry hiding in the closet. The character then gets really agitated and mostly nonverbal as she goes through a LOT of complicated emotions and has to sit down.
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
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REPRESSEDCAP
**SPOILERS** – There is one scene where Alex and Henry are pushed into a storage room.
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Does someone die by suicide?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Noxious
Are there sudden loud noises?
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Corellon
Yes but more sudden than loud. Characters are walking through a hospital and Henry is in the middle of explaining that he visits about once a month but not with camera crews.......when they hear what sounds like gunshots (more of a dull "pop" than a sharp "bang") but is later revealed to have been fireworks.
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Are there underwater scenes?
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Corellon
Yes. Nothing bad happens or comes close to happening, but the context is very emotionally heightened, and there's a lot of uncertainty. AND the scene itself is framed in a very dramatic, slo-mo way. BONUS: Here's some behind the scenes trivia in case it helps anyone feel more comfortable watching... The scene was originally filmed just to test camera angles and lighting, but everyone liked the actor's performance, so that's the version they kept.
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Is there obscene language/gestures?
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just regular swearing, alex slaps henry’s butt at one point
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Are there flashing lights or images?
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a new year’s party has some flashing lights
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Paranoia
Is someone watched without knowing?
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Not watched specifically, but there's themes of invasion of privacy.
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Is the fourth wall broken?
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Corellon
Only moment that registers is an exasperated character possibly "staring into the camera like she's on the office"
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Pregnancy
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Prejudice
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Corellon
Only in the sense that people frequently jump to assume any partner of Alex's is female. I felt that it was handled appropriately in each case where the person realizes their mistake. (Zahra even perhaps panics because she has just misgendered the prince of England, and he heard her!)
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Does the black guy die first?
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Corellon
Nobody dies in this movie. Amy Gupta, a secret service agent, seems to be in danger during a lockdown, but this turns out to be a false alarm.
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Are there homophobic slurs?
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An older relative disdainfully calls Henry a "homosexual" in the most sputtery blustery dusty British accent imaginable.
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Are there "Man in a dress" jokes?
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One that's very minor and ambiguous. Henry and Alex are trolling each other over media/tabloid appearances. We see Alex take a photo of Henry's paparazzi beach photos and then use a sticker type app to add a bunch of cartoony features including giving Henry a stereotypical women's hula outfit.
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Is there hate speech?
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homophobic relatives. they don’t outright say anything homophobic but it’s definetly implied and they don’t want them to be out or anything
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Is there aphobia?
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Corellon
(edited for clarity) No, there's not aphobia. I'm asexual too, and just to put it out there, the only ace-negative thing I can think of is a moment of unintentional ignorance. A friend of Alex's had predicted Henry was gay purely because he didn't seem to be attracted to women.
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Race
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Relationships
Is there a large age gap?
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Corellon
No. Henry's actor is late 20s, Alex's actor is early 30s. And Alex's parents are played by actors less than a year apart.
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Religious
Is religion discussed?
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Corellon
Alex worries about his dad having a "Catholic moment" about his sexuality. His dad turns out to be whole-heartedly and actively supportive. ("Hey remember you're talking to the patron saint of gender neutral bathrooms in Austin!")
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Sex
Is there sexual content?
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Yes lots, and it's all very romantic and tasteful. Content includes making out, hooking up, banter, undressing, implied oral, and a scene in bed with *movement.* Camera work (closeups, slow/mo, etc) focuses almost exclusively on hands and faces. (Notable exceptions include Alex's lower back, and a "brief" shot of Henry's belt/pants being undone) The actual sex scenes don't have any explicit nudity and often fade to black or do something playful such as cutting to the Washington Monument. FINAL NOTE: Kudos to the intimacy coordinator because intimacy is precisely what DEFINES all these scenes and makes everything more intense and realistic than most people are likely expecting or prepared for.
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Is someone sexually objectified?
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Yes but very much consensually. After their physical relationship is already well-established, Henry invites Alex to watch him play polo. Fancy editing then rapidly splices together clips of (1) Henry on horseback, (2) Alex looking hot and bothered, (3) Henry and Alex hooking up afterward, and (4) closeups of Henry's butt bouncing in the saddle.
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Are there nude scenes?
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Several. The most graphic is a full body shot of one man from behind, so his butt is on display.
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Is there BDSM?
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Unlike the book, all neckwear is used only for its intended purpose or to indicate dishevelment.
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Does someone lose their virginity?
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charmedward
Depends what you count as virginity. Henry certainly isn't because makes a comment about having had gay sex previously (and is thus able to show Alex how it's done). Alex has done everything but penetrative gay sex before. You could argue that he's a virgin to that kind of sex, but he had done other sexual acts with men before.
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Just a joke about past royal family inbreeding.
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Sexism
Is a male character ridiculed for crying?
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No. There are several crying scenes, and each one treated with the appropriate dignity.
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Sickness
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Social
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Is existentialism debated?
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Corellon
Maybe not capital-e Existentialism, but lots of narrative tension and conflict where characters question cultural norms, traditions, and historical impact and then examine their roles and responsibilities toward it all.
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Spoiler
Is Santa (et al) spoiled?
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Corellon
No. There's a scene that features the internal logistics of the White House pardoning the Thanksgiving turkey, but no mention of Santa during the Christmas scene, and no mention of any (et al) occasions whatsoever.
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Are there end credit scenes?
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A quick blooper/extended clip, nothing additional.
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Does it have a sad ending?
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Very happy! So many different kinds of happy that various thinkpieces are currently falling over each other to complain about this or that lack of realism, and one of the biggest fan complaints about the ending is that it was too nice to one of the "bad guys."
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Vehicular
Does a car crash?
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Corellon
NO, but there's erratic driving. (See other car entries)
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Does a car honk or tires screech?
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Corellon
Henry has a fancy car that he drives erratically to show off. There's a sudden sound of screeching tires during Alex and Shaan's first conversation. (Right after: "...which brings us back to my original question: what IS an equerry?")
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Does a plane crash?
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ZERO moments where airline safety is ever in question. LOTS of scenes with planes. Suggesting air travel, discussing air travel, demanding air travel, getting on planes, getting off planes, chatting on planes, smiling out the window on planes, and promising to break the sound barrier via what I can only assume is a plane.
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Is someone hit by a car?
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Corellon
No but Henry messes around like he's going to hit Alex with his car, complete with dramatic camera angles. Then he parks and gets out, and we see that the bumper is inches away from Alex's shins.
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Violence
Is there a nuclear explosion?
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Corellon
No. Only relevant moment is Alex teasing his mom, "omg I can't believe they gave you the nuclear codes."
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Does someone drown?
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Corellon
A character jumps in the lake suddenly, and there's a dramatically drawn out slo-mo underwater scene before he surfaces. It was definitely long enough that it made me go "wait he's not....oh okay phew."
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Is there gun violence?
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Corellon
NO, but there's (1) a false alarm moment in a children's hospital where the sound of fireworks sends everyone into lockdown mode. Then (2) a joke when Alex cheekily offers to trade jobs with his secret service agent, and she scoffs, "no one in their right mind would ever give you a gun."
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