Just Go with It (2011)

The film's portrayal of LGBTQ+ themes is primarily negative. It features a character fabricating a gay persona for comedic effect, relying on stereotypes and the discomfort of others. Another character's perceived effeminacy is also used for humor, contributing to a depiction where queer identity is a source of mockery rather than dignity.

The film portrays Judaism positively through Michael's sincere desire for a Bar Mitzvah, which becomes a central plot point. It depicts the tradition as a meaningful rite of passage that fosters family connection and identity, ultimately leading the protagonist to embrace his heritage. The humor derives from situational comedy rather than mocking the faith itself.