Confirmed: Valkyrie in 'Thor: Ragnarok' Is the Marvel Cinematic Universe's First LGBTQ Character

Yahoo! ^ | 10/24/17 | Jennifer Drysdale

[teeman8r]

Try sexual... maybe. Sexual activity is always a choice, unless one is an animal

[phormer phrog phlyer]

Lots of media is highly LBGTXYZized these days.

On Chopped from the Food network recently, one Chef told us of her homosexuality multiple times during the show (she won). I watched til the end normally I turn it off or change channels.

People can do what they want, in my house I can choose other options.

[BillyBoy]

>> I guess Deadpool somehow isn't in the Marvel Cinematic Universe...? <<

He's not. He's in the X-Men cinematic universe owned by 20th Century Fox, which Marvel Studios don't own the rights to, or have access too. Marvel Comics sold all the X-Men characters along with Deadpool to 20th Century Fox a long time ago. Deadpool cannot appear in a MCU movie.

>> I mean, seriously, ‘this character is bi’ about a character who isn't really depicted as being bi <<

They actually advertised Deadpool as being "pansexual" (whatever the hell that means) but he was only into woman as far as events of the actual movie were concerned.

[TBP]

After all, she’s named for the warrior sisters, daughters of Wotan, in mythology.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeRwBiu4wfQ

[fuzzylogic]

I’m surprised she’s not a transgender male that is also bi-sexual and a burka wearing Muslim.

That there’s nothing in the movie that backs up her claim I’m guessing she’s just engaging in lefty virtue signalling. How brave of her.

[fr_freak]

Won’t stop me from watching the film. I leave being triggered to the snowflake liberals.

Oh look, another person who is proud of how little he cares about cultural degradation or sexual degeneracy.

[ro_dreaming]

kingu wrote:
I guess Deadpool somehow isn’t in the Marvel Cinematic Universe...?

Actually, no, Deadpool isn’t in the MCU. It’s in the Fox version of the MCU, with X-Men and Logan, etc.

[gnarledmaw]

+1

[american_ranger]

I won’t be seeing this movie

[Trillian]

Remember.. They still have no clue why less people are going to the movies and why tv viewership is down. No clue at all.

[Alas Babylon!]

An after-action report:

I saw this movie yesterday and I loved it.

There was no mention of anyone’s sexually in the movie at all—well, maybe Skurge’s with the Asgardian babes he was trying to impress.

Tess Thompson can say Valkyrie was bisexual but her character uttered not a word about sex at all.

So, practically zero sex, violence but nothing too gruesome, even Jeff Goldblum melting that guy was rather wicked witch style melting... Very little cussing...

Culturally, not bad at all by today’s standards.