Call me sadistic but I really enjoyed when Switch died. I never liked the character and I found it satisfying how helpless and surprised she acted before that guy pulled her plug. The chick that played her did a pretty good job reading both of her lines throughout the movie.
I made it all the way through Loki without realizing it was all about trannyism. I remember hearing some thinly veiled reference to homosexuality in one of the quips but I didn’t realize the entire premise was centered around gender bending until I pulled up Wikipedia to read about some plot point in the show. I thought it was just a show about a a time traveling comic villain, but I guess the writers, and apparently the actors, need to see the gay in everything and put it on display for the rest of us.
From Wikipedia:
Tom Hiddleston as
Loki:
Thor's adopted brother and the god of mischief, based on the Norse mythological deity of the
same name.
[4] This is an alternate, "time variant" version of Loki who created a new timeline in
Avengers: Endgame (2019) beginning in 2012.
[5]Because of this, he has not gone through the events of
Thor: The Dark World (2013) or
Thor: Ragnarok (2017), which reformed the previously villainous character before his death in
Avengers: Infinity War (2018).
[6][7]Head writer Michael Waldron compared Loki to
Apple Inc. co-founder
Steve Jobs since both were adopted and love being in control.
[8] Hiddleston expressed interest in returning to the role in order to explore Loki's powers, particularly his shapeshifting, which plays into the series' exploration of identity.[7] Loki's sex in the series is denoted by the Time Variance Authority as "fluid", referencing the character's genderfluidity in Marvel Comics that had previously been speculated on for the MCU given his shapeshifting ability.[9][10] Waldron said he was aware of how many people identify with Loki's genderfluidity and were "eager for that representation".[11] The series also reveals Loki as bisexual, becoming the first major queer character in the MCU.[12] The series explores more of Loki's magic abilities, such as his telekinesis and magic blasts