Ben Shapiro Complains About The Happiest Season Film Featuring A Lesbian Couple

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JAKARTA - The lesbian romantic comedy genre film starring Kristen Stewart, Happiest Season has been broadcast on streaming service Hulu in the United States since November 25.

In addition to Stewart, this film also stars Mackenzie Davis, Dan Levy, Alison Brie, Aubrey Plaza, Victor Garber and Mary Steenburgen.

For Stewart, Happiest Season is the film he has been waiting for all his life. The film focuses on a young woman, Abby (Stewart), who plans to propose to her boyfriend Harper (Davis) while attending her annual family holiday celebration.

There, Abby just found out that her boyfriend had not come clean about their relationship with her parents.

Apparently, this film received a negative response from a number of parties. On The Ben Shapiro Show, host Ben Shapiro reacted by saying Happiest Season is the kind of film that will "slap your sensibilities in the face and treat you like you're a fool".

"In the end, conservatives have to get into the business of making entertainment because the left has decided that all entertainment will now be awakened," Ben said as quoted by mediamatters.org.

"Now, look, they (Hulu) can do whatever they want. Free country, company can do what it wants. Usually, when you talk about religious holidays - that's Christmas. I mean it's a secular holiday for a lot of Americans. , but it is also a religious holiday - you usually celebrate it by, you are now, celebrating things that don't directly contradict many religious sensitivities, "Ben explains.

However, Ben insists he is not saying that making films about same-sex couples is something terrible. It's just that, he continued, the film is about how conservative families learn that all their religious values are bullshit over the years. Which of course is always interesting news for many media.

"Make whatever you want. What I'm saying is that if you're a conservative with conservative sensibilities, at some point you might get fed up with the fact that Hollywood just wants to make the kind of film you hate. Right? And just want to make the slapping kind of film your sensibility on the face and treating you like you are a fool. "