I don't understand why this was in the opening credits? I started thinking that X is obviously bisexual and in the end a bunch of nazis come around and sing a poem about wishing gay men would die...
Is this movie basically preaching against being gay?
I think that it's a bit more than that. Greg Araki has been pigeon-holed as the leader of a genre known as the "New-Queer" Cinema. It came about because there was a few similarly gay themed movies been released by young gay directors at the same time. I think Greg was stating that this film should be intended for a wider (ie heterosexual) audience.
shareNo to the second question. It's a heterosexual movie compared to the movies Araki made before this.
"I'll be in my bunk."