There used to be nothing sexual about a bunch of naked men in a change room.

Did you ever stop to think that perhaps that scene was a comment on today's societal awkwardness, in this age of predators? There was a time where a bunch of males could be naked in a change room, and it didn't matter because it was not sexual. Now everyone suspects each other, and you can't make a friendly innocent gesture towards a younger male without setting off pedo alarms.

Same with the "love game" scene. I think it summed up the difficulty of males using words like "love" in this modern day where everything must be scanned for sexuality.

I believe the movie was simply pointing out a very real part of the modern-day human experience: sexual awkwardness in an age of paranoia.

Kids need to know that sexually awkward situations happen, it's normal, and it's been made more common by too much sex in our media.

As for the banana, you'd have to be an adult to get the joke. Most children's entertainment sneaks in adult jokes that only the parents watching will get. Go look at any cartoon ever made (except veggie tales).


Just because the movie acknowledges sexual awkwardness in the age of pedophiles, does not mean they are condoning pedophilia.

You need to look at this beyond the surface, or not at all.

And nobody's going to Hell for seeing "ass cleavage". I'm pretty sure that isn't even a thing among well-adjusted people.