Akhirnya 'Beauty and The Beast' Diluluskan Tapi Babak 'Gay' Dipotong- LPF

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"Filem 'Beauty and The Beast' diluluskan dengan klasifikasi P13 dengan sedikit potongan membabitkan adegan homoseksual di dalam filem berkenaan."


Demikian pengesahan yang dimaklumkan Pengerusi Lembaga Penapisan Filem (LPF), Datuk Abdul Halim Abdul Hamid dalam satu kenyataan pada lewat malam kelmarin.


Memetik laporan The Star, Abdul Halim menjelaskan LPF perlu mengambil perhatian kerana ia merupakan isu sensitif selepas pengumuman dibuat oleh pengarah filem berhubung adegan 'gay'.

"Sebaik sahaja filem mendapat kelulusan, ini bermakna ia boleh ditayangkan."

"Bagaimanapun, tarikh tayangan dan di mana lokasi tayangan bukan di bawah bidang kuasa LPF."

Klasifikasi P13 bermaksud kanak-kanak di bawah umur 13 tahun dinasihatkan memerlukan bimbingan ibu bapa.


Filem itu mengundang kontroversi apabila pengarahnya Bill Condon memberitahu majalah Attitude di United Kingdom bahawa karekter Le Fou dilakonkan oleh Josh Gad adalah seorang gay.


Ia menampilkan bintang terkenal Emma Watson sebagai Belle, Dan Stevens (Beast) dan Luke Evans (Gaston).- CARI

grouper

Dulu gay n lesbo satu taboo skang klau ada kesempatan mmg movie2 or drama hollywod ni akan selitkan kisah deme ni

pooh~key

Adegan apalah agaknya yang dipotong tu? Adegan berlawan pedang kah, sis?

chazey

Aik, celah mana ya wujud adegan gayness dalam filem ini?

Berpuluh tahun akak hidup, baru hari ni akak tahu Le Fou gay.

KRAKRUK

gay2 lahanat sila melancap sampai inzal tengok video anjing gay kat thread yg missnigga anak haram tu bukak.

lepas tu korang semua boleh mampos masuk neraka,

bahahaha

pooh~key

chazey replied at 14-3-2017 10:35 AM
Aik, celah mana ya wujud adegan gayness dalam filem ini?

Berpuluh tahun akak hidup, baru hari ni ...

Le fou ni watak yang mana iya sis? Akak dah lupalah.

aldilla_zahraa

pooh~key replied at 14-3-2017 02:41 AM
Le fou ni watak yang mana iya sis? Akak dah lupalah.

Macai si Gaston, jantan yg syokkan Belle tu, yg bawak org pg serang Beast

chazey

pooh~key replied at 14-3-2017 10:41 AM
Le fou ni watak yang mana iya sis? Akak dah lupalah.

Side kick si Gaston tu. Takda pun hint ummah LGBT dalam katun.

chazey

Dan Stevens or Luke Evans yang lgbt in real life?

pooh~key

aldilla_zahraa replied at 14-3-2017 10:44 AM
Macai si Gaston, jantan yg syokkan Belle tu, yg bawak org pg serang Beast

Thanks sis.

terpaku

takut sangat dengan gay...tah pape

cepheid

chazey replied at 14-3-2017 10:47 AM
Dan Stevens or Luke Evans yang lgbt in real life?

Luke Evans. Iols dulu rembes dengan mamat ni masa berlakon Hobbits dulu. Tak sangka gayes
Samalah dengan si gandalf tu ian mc kellen pun gayah. choi betul.

pooh~key

chazey replied at 14-3-2017 10:46 AM
Side kick si Gaston tu. Takda pun hint ummah LGBT dalam katun.

Mungkin dia tweak sikit kali ni kot sis... ubah tang sini sikit, tang sana sikit.

pooh~key

cepheid replied at 14-3-2017 10:50 AM
Luke Evans. Iols dulu rembes dengan mamat ni masa berlakon Hobbits dulu. Tak sangka gayes
S ...

Yang handsome2 memang ramai gayes sis. Lucky us.  

chazey

cepheid replied at 14-3-2017 10:50 AM
Luke Evans. Iols dulu rembes dengan mamat ni masa berlakon Hobbits dulu. Tak sangka gayes
S ...

Owh. Ai tak kesah sebab jarang minat hensom boy. Taste ai muka biasa2 but nampak bijak macam James McAvoy tuw.  

AbukRokok

ohhhh shitt... @Apai90  

123456

Just because director sendiri menyatakan filem itu "will have exclusively gay moment".
Rupa2 adegan cuma 2 lelaki  menari.....
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http://www.cosmopolitan.com/ente ... usively-gay-moment/

Earlier this week, Bill Condon, director of the new live-action adaptation of Beauty and the Beast, made headlines when he told Attitude magazine that BATB would have an “exclusively gay moment.” He didn’t go into much detail so as not to spoil it, but he did say that it had something to do with LeFou, whose unshakeable admiration for Gaston is easily interpreted as somewhat less than platonic. “LeFou is somebody who on one day wants to be Gaston and on another day wants to kiss Gaston,” Condon said. “It’s somebody who’s just realizing that he has these feelings. Josh [Gad] makes something really subtle and delicious out of it. And that’s what has its pay-off at the end, which I don’t want to give away. But it is a nice, exclusively gay moment in a Disney movie.”

Maybe it’s because Condon mentioned kissing, but I spent a good portion of the movie’s two-hour-plus run time hoping that Gaston and LeFou were going to make out, or at least share a chaste peck on the lips. But as you’ll not-so-quickly find out, the “exclusively gay moment” is kind of a big dud, and if you hadn’t been warned in advance that it was going to happen, you might not even notice it at all.

Throughout the movie, LeFou dotes on Gaston as he did in the 1991 animated version, but the big moment comes at the end of the movie, when LeFou sees the error of Gaston’s ways and reforms. During the finale ballroom scene, after LeFou has joined up with Team Belle, LeFou dances with a man. That’s it! That’s all there is, unless you count the moment where LeFou’s dancing partner gets assaulted with a Madame Garderobe makeover and reacts with pleasure instead of disgust. Condon did say that it would be “subtle,” but if you think that sounds a little bit too subtle, you’re right.

Representation matters, and Disney, despite making modest strides toward real diversity in recent years, is not anywhere near as progressive as it could be. The very mention that LeFou might be gay caused one Alabama theater to pull the movie from the schedule, because god forbid children see two men dancing (false imprisonment and implied Stockholm syndrome are fine though). But if you’re going to slip in a nod to homosexuality that you know will piss off bigots — and Disney must have known that even this throwaway moment would — you may as well go all in. Have LeFou actually confess his feelings for Gaston. Don’t stop at interracial kisses, include a same-sex kiss, as the Disney Channel cartoon Star vs. the Forces of Evil recently did. Better yet, let Lumière and Cogsworth consummate their obvious and undying love. Anything but this sneeze of acknowledgement that’s less a watershed moment for acceptance and more a quick reminder that LeFou makes it out of the movie alive.

It’s not entirely the fault of Bill Condon that the LeFou situation has been built up so much — everybody needs clicks and all that — but he had to have known that this would happen as soon as the words “exclusively gay moment” came out of his mouth. He’s since walked back his comments and said that LeFou’s sexuality has been “a little overstated,” but at this point, all the chatter seems like nothing but an attempt to add liberal cred to a film without actually doing the work to make it progressive. Beauty and the Beast, a movie that weaves a love story out of forced isolation, could certainly benefit from some updating, but this “exclusively gay moment” doesn’t quite get it done.

AbukRokok

grouper replied at 14-3-2017 10:16 AM
Dulu gay n lesbo satu taboo skang klau ada kesempatan mmg movie2 or drama hollywod ni akan selitkan  ...

gay and .lesbo harus thanksgiving pada obama
patutlah set set tu dan hollywood..media perang berterusan skrg ni

KRAKRUK

terpaku replied at 14-3-2017 10:49 AM
takut sangat dengan gay...tah pape

bukan takut. cuma orang geli menyampah meluat tgk celaka2 cam kau.
bahahaha

chinta89

kalau x d tayangkan, meroyan la ummah nt.