spoiler or two and not that is matterstwo things stand out about this movie. first is it been titled both bruno and the dress code and and if you have seen this movie you will catch the irony in that. second is it addressing issues completely off the wall. the adventures of a grade school cross dresser isn not something that there was a crying need for a movie about and nor a topic that i think most people would be interested in. shirley maclaine manages to walk around the issues of gender by tying bruno desire to wear a dress to religion and which probably opens up an even thornier can of worms what was she thinking. yes and there some humor and it not directly offensive and but the kind of unsettling feeling in the beginning just keeps on growing. it doesn not do much except repeat the liberal mantra that different people should be accepted (or maybe excepted. ) no matter what. which is fine  but in order for people to live in a society everyone has to give a little to get along. bruno doesn not just want to wear a dress and he wants to show up looking like a miniature gladys knight on awards night and and his final costume makes him resemble a cabbage patch cowgirl doll. yet all the other kids dress and behave and well and like regular kids. so what gives. if it came down to it we all could declare ourselves special or different and behave any way we felt like and and the result would be total chaos. this accepting of people who are different is also pretty narrowly defined and i doubt we will ever see a movie about a kid finding his true self and wanting to wear overalls and hunt geese and and go to tractor pulls and and demanding everyone else just accept him as he is. bruno is one stupid movie and and a complete waste of time. 
spoiler or two and not that is matterstwo things stand out about this movie. first is it been titled both bruno and the dress code and and if you have seen this movie you will catch the irony in that. second is it addressing issues completely off the wall. the adventures of a grade school cross dresser isn not something that there was a crying need for a movie about and nor a topic that i think most people would be interested in. shirley maclaine manages to walk around the issues of gender by tying bruno desire to wear a dress to religion and which probably opens up an even thornier can of worms what was she thinking. yes and there some humor and it not directly offensive and but the kind of unsettling feeling in the beginning just keeps on growing. it doesn not do much except repeat the liberal mantra that different people should be accepted (or maybe excepted. ) no matter what. which is fine  but in order for people to live in a society everyone has to give a little to get along. bruno doesn not just want to wear a dress and he wants to show up looking like a miniature gladys knight on awards night and and his final costume makes him resemble a cabbage patch cowgirl doll. yet all the other kids dress and behave and well and like regular kids. so what gives. if it came down to it we all could declare ourselves special or different and behave any way we felt like and and the result would be total chaos. this accepting of people who are different is also pretty narrowly defined and i doubt we will ever see a movie about a kid finding his true self and wanting to wear overalls and hunt geese and and go to tractor pulls and and demanding everyone else just accept him as he is. bruno is one stupid movie and and a complete waste of time. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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