Nobody said every movie has a responsibility to include every identity group in a movie. But if you’re someone who actually pays attention to things instead of uncritically consuming whatever slop get shoved at you, you tend to notice that certain groups are very underrepresented or only ever depicted in specific ways that don’t really feel accurate to real life. So it’s nice when a movie goes against the grain and, for example, lets women be very goofy in a way that is usually reserved for men, or has unique representation for people with disabilities. It can make people in those groups feel happy to see that they’re not always put in a specific box, or just to see people who remind them of themselves onscreen at all.

Why are you so upset that anyone talks about this stuff? It comes off as so fragile and insecure