[HoneyBadger]

And 300 was very sexual, too, a balance was achieved between the two, and the sex was portrayed as part of the continuation of the society, every bit as much as the violence was-and I respect that it didn't shy away from suggesting that a homosexual relationship was possible between two very strong, confident, and *masculine* male protagonists. You don't see a whole lot of heroic gay people in our media, and when you do, they're usually in drag. That's fine if a character likes to dress in drag, but not when it becomes a steriotype for all gays, everywhere.