Okay... we start with two standard-issue, condom-ad hotties doing it. Their condom wrapper flies out the window, floats away on a breeze, and as it drifts through town it inspires two teenagers to do it, as well as a middle-aged couple, an elderly couple, and what looks like two couples in a hotel room (there's four people in that room drinking champagne). Premarital sex, elder sex, group sex—pretty progressive. And then gay sex is introduced as the punch line: the wrapper lands on a cop car and the police officers—they're partners, aren't they?—are, like everyone else, inspired to do it. "You can be the queen tonight!" the ABBA-esque song goes, as we cut to the gleam in one of the officer's eyes.
Is it offensive? I don't think so. I laughed, and I thought it was charming. The laugh doesn't seem to come at the expense of the officers' humanity—and gay people's humanity—but rather in recognition of it. And it's better to be included and ribbed (for their pleasure), then excluded and made invisible.
2
6
9
12
16
17
19
23
28
30
36
38
40
Comments (42) RSS