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Is Katie from 'The Mitchells vs. The Machines' part of the LGBTQIA+ community?
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Abbi Jacobson said it was "refreshing" to play a queer character in an animated film.
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Warning: SPOILERS are ahead for The Mitchells vs. The Machines.
Though a road-trip adventure is a frequent plot point viewers have come to expect on the screen, the animated film The Mitchells vs. The Machines breaks new ground in a multitude of ways.
The Netflix original begins when Katie Mitchell (Abbi Jacobson) is getting ready to head off to her first year of film college.
As she prepares to leave for school on her own, her dad, Rick Mitchell ( Danny McBride ) decides to turn it into a weeklong vacation.
The two embark on the trip with Rick's wife, Linda Mitchell ( Maya Rudolph ), Katie's younger brother, Aaron Mitchell (Mike Rianda), and the family's dog, Monchi. In addition to sharing a small space together for an extended period of time, the Mitchells end up also having to deal with a robot war.
Because Katie wears a rainbow pin and she makes references to being "different" from everyone else in her school to how it took her "a while to figure [herself] out," viewers suspected that she identifies as part of the LGBTQIA+ community.
In the very last scene of the film, there's explicit confirmation.
Many viewers have expressed their excitement for The Mitchells vs. The Machines online because the protagonist of the film, Katie Mitchell, is queer. Though there's been more LGBTQIA+ representation on the screen in recent years than ever before, it's still quite rare for both animated and kids films.
Oftentimes, when there is an LGBTQIA+ character in a show or movie for children, it's only hinted at or suggested. In The Mitchells vs. The Machines , it's made explicitly clear that Katie is queer.
At the beginning of the movie, Katie shares that she's "always felt a little different than everyone else" and like she's an "outsider" in comparison to her peers. A rainbow then flashes on the screen, which many viewers took to be the first subtle reference that Katie is queer.
She also shares that she's struggled to connect with her parents because they don't fully know her.
"My parents haven't figured me out yet," Katie says in the first moments of the movie. "To be fair, it took me a while to figure myself out."
The character wears a rainbow pin throughout the entirety of The Mitchells vs. The Machines , but she only overtly discusses her sexuality in the final scene.
After Katie has begun college, she has a video call with her mom.
"Are you and Jade official, and will you be bringing her home for Thanksgiving?" Linda asks.
Katie then tells her mom that "it's only been a few weeks" since she started dating Jade.
Based on her brief interactions with her classmates in the final moments of the movie, it's clear that Katie has found the sense of belonging that she was craving.
While Katie's connection to the LGBTQIA+ community is meaningful to a lot of audience members, it also proved to be quite important for those who made The Mitchells vs. The Machines.
Broad City actress Abbi Jacobson, who lended her voice for Katie Mitchell, said that she "relate[d]" to the character from the start. Abbi also identifies as queer.
"I just love Katie, and voicing her and getting to know her and breathe life into her was so exciting," she said in the film's press package for Netflix. "Katie's yearning to find her voice in the world and her people is something I really relate to, even now, but I remember when I went to college I felt so much of that — that longing to escape and see what life is all about. But what the film really gets so well, is that if you're lucky enough to have a supportive family like Katie's, they are your people too. I love that messaging."
Abbi said that she's thankful that kids now will have a character like Katie to serve as inspiration.
"It's really about family, both blood and found, and how life is about both. I have two young nieces and I kept thinking about them watching this. Katie is the kind of character I would want them to look to and be inspired by and want to be like — she's totally herself, wildly creative, a great big sister, hilarious, queer, excited to dive into her passions," she added. "I wish I had this movie when I was a kid."
While speaking to Pride , Abbie reiterated that characters like Katie didn't exist when the 37-year-old was growing up.
"I'm queer, so it was so refreshing to get to play a teen queer girl in an animated movie. That's not something I've done before and I haven't really seen that that much," the actress said. "I definitely didn't grow up with that. I think it's so important for young people to see that..."
The Mitchells vs. The Machines is available to stream on Netflix now.
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Katie Mitchell is a lesbian character from The Mitchells vs. The Machines .
When Katie gets accepted into the film school of her dreams, she says goodbye to her family, but her plans to meet "her people" at college are completely upended when her nature-loving dad Rick plans for an ultimate family road trip. This means instead of flying there as she planned, Rick, her mom Linda, her little brother Aaron, and the family's pet pug Monchi, will drive Katie to her school together.
A red headed girl with big glasses, side swept hair, and a lighting bolt earring on one side. A white shirt with a monster on it, with a red sweater on top with three pins attached to it. Jeans, both knees which have holes in theme, and a eyeballs drawn above one hole, and beat up red sneakers.
Katie is an imaginative, artistic, ultra smart and quirky girl who enjoys filming shorts for her YouTube channel. She is socially awkward, but kind, friendly and outgoing. Mitchell can also be considered strange by other individuals because of her authencity and random ideas, but she inspires people like her to be better. In the beginning of the movie, she was shown to be somewhat manipulative and rude to her family, but as the movie goes on and the character develops, we can see how brilliant she is and how much potential she has. She is unique as is her clever brain that has helped her and her family in many things throughout the story.
There were several hints when she was confirmed to be lesbian in the movie. She has a rainbow pin on the side of her red hoodie jacket, one of her home movies is about her asking a girl named "Chloe" to prom, she watches Jade live on her phone a lot and talks about how she's an awesome person in the movie, and draws her in her notebooks. At the end of the movie, Katie's mother, Linda, asks if she and Jade were "official" yet.
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A girl with purple pom-pom hair. She is seen to wear a red and white shirt and is is first seen when Katie is online scrolling through the pictures of her classmate in her college pictures. Could be possible love interest for Katie
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