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I dunno, there were some sexual aspects to the giant sexy girl. The intentional upskirt shot, the "I want to go on that ride, Dad" "Me too, son, me too" comments...
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Yeah, because it's a comedy.
The girl is sexy, she grows, and then she just looks like a "sexy girl who is bigger" who can convey a comical sexual reference. Then, she acts like a drunk godzilla, showing the kind of joke she is, disappearing after a few minutes (or even seconds).
As I said, the audience may find cool a bigger girl, just because she is "more". But there's nothing behind this, no actual interest, no meaningful arousing and, most of all, no fantasies after those 2 minutes.
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Originally Posted by qzar9999
And what about the '93 50-ft woman? You're not gonna tell me they saw absolutely no sexual potential in a scene where her breasts are clearly shown to be growing, then she rips out of her dress, then pops her bra...
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If I'm right that movie is a remake of a much older movie whose aim was to support feminism, portraying it through the allegory of a huge and dominant woman.
Anyway, those movies were indeed not that famous ^^.
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And, really, we have no evidence that creators are or are not feithsists like us.
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That's for sure.
But creators are just a few people. Even if they have the strongest fetish, they must cover it under a mainstream veil, because they must bring the audience what the audience wants to see (or can accept).
For example, I can't say for sure that Tim Burton is not a necrophile, but he has to deal with death in a "normal" way if he wants to be a director
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But isn't it those non-sexual moments that really created all of us? We didn't see the Avenger Poser series as kids, we didn't see Manic's She-Hulk TF's as kids. We all saw "harmless" cartoon gag TFs and GTSs and fixated on them. I don't think most of us have traumatic moments associated with them, we simply are what we are.
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And then what?
You're right, "we fixated on them". Most of the people definitely did not.
That's why our fetish is not mainstream. ^^'