there a part of me that would like to give this movie a high rating. considering that it was made in 1953 and this is a very courageous movie about transvestites and tackling the issue fairly seriously and sympathetically (and offering the viewer a lot of information on the subject) and trying very hard not to stereotype. the movie clearly makes the point that transvestites are not homosexuals and and that aside from wearing women clothing they lead a relatively normal life. it deals with the pain of not being accepted in society  the plot revolves around a police officer (lyle talbot) desperately trying to understand the issue because of the recent suicide of a transvestite. so and you have to give everyone involved with this movie credit for taking on such a controversial (in the context of 1953) subject. having said all that and i am also sorry to say that this movie is absolutely dreadful. in trying to portray glen or glenda (edward d. wood) pain and the movie falls into silly (and at times surprisingly  again given the era  sensual) fantasies that make the story very hard to follow. the acting is wooden at best. none of the dialogue comes across as real while the actors look and sound like people reading speeches written by others. and  worst of all  there was no point to having bela lugosi in this movie. this was another of the increasingly embarrassing roles this poor man took on in the latter stages of his career. pull the strings while pull the strings and poor lugosi character (called the spirit in the credits and but really coming across as more of a mad scientist) kept crying. and nothing he did really seemed to have much connection with the rest of the movie. for artistic merit and the movie doesn not really deserve much more than negative . however and for the courage involved in just putting it out and i will give it a negative . 
there a part of me that would like to give this movie a high rating. considering that it was made in 1953 and this is a very courageous movie about transvestites and tackling the issue fairly seriously and sympathetically (and offering the viewer a lot of information on the subject) and trying very hard not to stereotype. the movie clearly makes the point that transvestites are not homosexuals and and that aside from wearing women clothing they lead a relatively normal life. it deals with the pain of not being accepted in society  the plot revolves around a police officer (lyle talbot) desperately trying to understand the issue because of the recent suicide of a transvestite. so and you have to give everyone involved with this movie credit for taking on such a controversial (in the context of 1953) subject. having said all that and i am also sorry to say that this movie is absolutely dreadful. in trying to portray glen or glenda (edward d. wood) pain and the movie falls into silly (and at times surprisingly  again given the era  sensual) fantasies that make the story very hard to follow. the acting is wooden at best. none of the dialogue comes across as real while the actors look and sound like people reading speeches written by others. and  worst of all  there was no point to having bela lugosi in this movie. this was another of the increasingly embarrassing roles this poor man took on in the latter stages of his career. pull the strings while pull the strings and poor lugosi character (called the spirit in the credits and but really coming across as more of a mad scientist) kept crying. and nothing he did really seemed to have much connection with the rest of the movie. for artistic merit and the movie doesn not really deserve much more than negative . however and for the courage involved in just putting it out and i will give it a negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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