With the approval of same sex couples among families of different race, ethnicity, color, education background, and sexual orientation, we can see if this is true in the documentary of Bridegroom. Bridegroom mainly focuses on two people: Shane and Tom. Their relationship comes fall when one of them does something a little miss unsafe that causes a death. In this documentary, we can find certain aspects of the movie. Bridegroom focuses on two to three different sexual themes here: positive, negative, and romantic. The movie takes a positive theme in the sense that Tom’s and Shane’s families had cooperated with each other for the longest time since they were together. When Shane tells Tom to be careful on top of a four-story building, Tom slips
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Kimmel (2015) says that “…establishing a romantic relationship with a same-sex partner helps one to feel “chosen,” to resolve issues of sexual identity, and to feel more complete” (p. 113). Shane wants everyone to know that he is doing everything in the name of Tom. As the main star of the documentary, Shane goes out to cities and gives talks about how his relationship helped him be the happiest man on earth. His relationship has moved many people’s hearts, knowingly that there are people out there who don't think of same-sex relationships any less. Shane knew that being with Tom meant the world to him since he felt …show more content…
This is a problem that not only happens to homosexual couples, but also to heterosexual couples. Kimmel (2015) states “our culture is far more willing to turn a blind eye to sexual than to romantic relationships among same-sex partners” (p. 113). This movie may contain some scenes that could trigger some deep emotions, since it talks about the death of a loved one, from a same-sex relationship and trying to move on his life by living for his boyfriend’s namesake. Be prepared to be asked questions about “why would anyone turn their backs on someone,” or “why didn’t Shane fight back with Tom’s family about him not being there at the funeral ceremony.” From watching Bridegroom, there hasn’t been a point where I would feel that this movie isn’t the best documentary to show in this
Kimmel (2015) says that “…establishing a romantic relationship with a same-sex partner helps one to feel “chosen,” to resolve issues of sexual identity, and to feel more complete” (p. 113). Shane wants everyone to know that he is doing everything in the name of Tom. As the main star of the documentary, Shane goes out to cities and gives talks about how his relationship helped him be the happiest man on earth. His relationship has moved many people’s hearts, knowingly that there are people out there who don't think of same-sex relationships any less. Shane knew that being with Tom meant the world to him since he felt …show more content…
This is a problem that not only happens to homosexual couples, but also to heterosexual couples. Kimmel (2015) states “our culture is far more willing to turn a blind eye to sexual than to romantic relationships among same-sex partners” (p. 113). This movie may contain some scenes that could trigger some deep emotions, since it talks about the death of a loved one, from a same-sex relationship and trying to move on his life by living for his boyfriend’s namesake. Be prepared to be asked questions about “why would anyone turn their backs on someone,” or “why didn’t Shane fight back with Tom’s family about him not being there at the funeral ceremony.” From watching Bridegroom, there hasn’t been a point where I would feel that this movie isn’t the best documentary to show in this