Nostalgia can give us some comforting feelings when we're disillusioned with what's going on now, but that doesn't mean it comes without any drawbacks.
For one thing, it's basically the root of the slew of unnecessary, disappointing remakes that we've seen over the last few years.
That's a reality that anyone who showed a kid Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory and forgot about how scary the boat scene was can attest to, but even that might be better than the awkwardness waiting in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.
After all, it's just a movie about a wacky animal detective trying to solve the disappearance of the Miami Dolphins mascot, a dolphin named Snowflake.
Sure, that might mean it's going to be a little heavy on the toilet humor, but there's nothing wrong with that every now and then, right?
As The Mirror reported, he said on his show, "Do you know what I made the mistake of doing yesterday?" he asked.
“I didn't realize how transphobic that f****** movie is."
As it turned out, the person behind Snowflake's disappearance was once known as a football player named Ray Finkle.
He then transitioned into Lt. Lois Einhorn, and hatched an elaborate revenge scheme against then-Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino.
The reactions are pretty distasteful, to say the least...
Ace recalls having embraced her and starts vomiting, furiously brushing his teeth, and even burning his clothes and taking a toilet plunger to his face.
This is where the situation gets even more uncomfortable.
He says that if she's a woman, she is suffering from the worst case of hemorrhoids that he's ever seen.
This scene seemed to particularly incense Rogan, as he said, "All the cops are throwing up...It's off the charts. Everyone is freaking out. It is so insanely transphobic."
As Pink News reported, this had a particular effect on the upbringing of proud trans model Munroe Bergdorf.
"It may see trivial to some but I carried that ‘punchline’ throughout my adolescence, it made me feel guilty and confused about who I truly was, so I pushed my true self into my subconscious and tried to be someone I was not," she said.
h/t: The Mirror
