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Why did the villain have to be gay?


What was the point of making King Candy effeminate? Would he have been any less effective a villain had he been straight?

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If anyone was gay it was that Fix it Felix Jr. guy.

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yeah never mind the fact that he fell in love with a WOMAN. XD

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Who was a lesbian.

"Nothing in this movie makes sense." said the narcoleptic.

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The voice actress, not the character.

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Could you please explain how you came to the conclusion that he's gay? And if he is, why Ralph isn't? Cause he's not shown to be in a relationship with a woman either. Wait, maybe Ralph's a pedophile. Hm yeah, makes sense as there's about as much evidence for that.

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Yeah I didn't read the character as gay at all, the voice was obviously a nod to the guy who did Mad Hatter and a bunch of other "insane" characters. It kind of a high pitched, jewish thing, not a gay lisp thing at all.

Plus it was Alan Turdyk, he is great at voices, I didn't even know it was him until the end credits. If he wanted to convey a gay villain, it would have been WAYYYY stronger and 100% obvious.

"Nobody knows anybody, not that well..." - Miller's Crossing

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I was actually searching for one single answer to break it, that you guys are trolling around. It never came. Are you guys for real ?

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I think he was in character with the world around him.

Its that man again!!

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Felix was a heluva lot camper than King Candy.

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yeah i thought that too....i anyone was gay it had to be Felix LOL

Why couldnt Ralph get the Blonde?

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What a stupid thread. He basically acts and sounds like Roger Rabbit....which if you remember his woman was Jessica Rabbit....the hottest drawn women like ever.

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What a peculiar thread (shakes head in disbelief).

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That's what I thought while watching James Bond, but it's hollywood. Shrug it off and enjoy the movie. I did :)

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I don´t think gay villians are in more than 10% of movies, so it´s statistically correct, alright?. Now shut up, would you?

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Where are the 10% of gay heroes?

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In the 90% of TV series.

"Nothing in this movie makes sense." said the narcoleptic.

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I wouldn't call it gay nor effeminate. It was dandyism. Foppish, snobbish, delicate, with more than a tinge of madness. All of which were once qualities people ridiculed extensively among certain groups of people. Guess who they were? Nobility. :P

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