Your Highness (2011)

Your Highness includes a plot point where Prince Fabious is captured by a minotaur with explicit sexual intentions, which is consistently played for crude humor. This portrayal uses the threat of same-sex sexual violence as a comedic device, framing it as a source of degradation for the character. The film offers no counter-balance or critique, resulting in a problematic depiction of queer themes.

The film features a character, Julie, whose perceived gender identity is used as a source of crude humor. A scene reveals she has a penis, leading to a protagonist's disgusted reaction and the character being treated as a punchline. This portrayal relies on harmful stereotypes, presenting the character's identity primarily for mockery without any affirming or counterbalancing elements.

The film features Isabel, a skilled warrior, who engages in and wins close-quarters physical combat against multiple male opponents, utilizing a sword and martial prowess during the rescue mission.

The film satirizes generic medieval fantasy religious institutions and figures, depicting them as largely foolish, ineffectual, or corrupt. The narrative uses crude humor to subvert traditional religious morality and does not offer a counterbalancing positive portrayal, positioning the audience to laugh at these depictions.