So, in response, how should we act as Christians? Movies are often a pulse on the culture’s heartbeat. We should expect nothing less from Hollywood and the world. Disney planned to remove the kiss, but in response to protests from their employees and the disparagingly named “ Don’t Say Gay” bill, Disney kept it in. As Christians, we can see that this reflects the normality and acceptance of homosexuality. Hawthorne’s display of affection makes Buzz rethink his priorities, which makes the gay relationship relatively important to the plot. And if those adults are also Christians, they’re likely all asking the same question: Should I take my kids to see Lightyear? Lightyear’s gay-affirming scene Those who grew up with Woody and Buzz are now adults with their own children. Buzz Lightyear (Chris Evans) spends much of the movie becoming friends with Alisha’s grandaughter through a time-distortion mishap.
Lightyear will show one of the main characters, Alisha Hawthorne (Uzo Aduba), kissing another woman in greeting. The film looks stunning, but it’s making headlines for a different reason. Lightyear, the new animated PG film from Disney Pixar releasing in theaters this weekend, is the movie that inspired the Buzz Lightyear toy in the Toy Story movies.
