We argued about whether or not the film has sexual undertones. It does.
That's what YOU were arguing about, ignoring everyone else because when you pretend to be communicating with others what you're actually doing is monologuing.
As I said several times, I don't dispute that the film has sexual UNDERtones (interesting, so now they're UNDERtones, you omitted the UNDER before, in more than a couple message, don't bother rushing to edit). What I DID dispute was the overly gross emphasis you people put on it.
I don’t care what else is rumbling in that dome of yours or what weird accusations you’ve imagined along the way.
Accusations? Paranoid much?
My statement is consistent with what the creators said about the film.
Consistent and misleading, since even a naked monkey remembers that the focus of BTTF is time travel, not the "incest" (which actually never happens). But I appreciate you might value the opinion of Disney above all others, if you're a fan that's one of your (few) redeeming qualities.
Heck, Steven Spielberg himself is in record saying that, I quote, “the Oedipal aspect (of the story) was really gross”.
That's one. Another critic, Ellis, noticed the Oedipal aspect of the movie - but in a positive light, calling it a gentle movie and, more importantly, Zemeckis' movie as opposed to Spielberg (who only became a producer of it, and even so kept his influence to a minimum).
I don’t know what else to tell you - it’s just in the article (that you obviously haven’t read).
I've actually read beyond the articles, you're not the only BTTF fan around here.
What you could say is that you recognise the movie approaches the Oedipus complex in a rather comedic, and delicate, way. That YOUR overly sexual view of the movie is, in fact, a minority view and that the whole idea of the movie being a metaphor for abortion is YOUR personal interpretation and yours alone.
It is a testament to the quality, and influence, of the movie that somehow it was brought to modern discourse 30 years later.
I accept your concession and apology.