The first part of the Spider-Man trilogy, orchestrated by Sam Raim, aired on the American TV channel, was cut out for a line considered problematic by the channel …
The first part of the Spider-Man trilogy, orchestrated by Sam Rhyme, aired on ITV 2 on the American channel, was cut out by the channel for a replica considered homophobic. The snippet recorded by a Twitter user:
The line in question is located in the sequence where Peter Parker confronts the chain cage and throws the line at it: ““Your swimsuit is lovely, did your husband give it to you?” After cutting, the replica now happens: “Your t-shirt is cute!”
Judging by the response to this reduction on Twitter, some are in favor of it: “When it comes to gay marriage, it’s not a good line”. Others, on the other hand, point to the absurdity of this cut and specify that this replica was precisely intended to irritate and insult the toxic masculinity of Spide’s opponent. “It seems that no one realizes that man is releasing a spider, because Buxkin is a big fat macho, an alpha male” Write in the comment another one that was mentioned ladbible website.
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