Gay Films
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ya i'd say short bus is like 20% gay, and the rest wasn't that interesting. it got alot of press for the nudity & sex (mostly group-hetero) but as a movie i thought it was self indulgent
it's probably worth the rental just to watch the solo at the beginning, but don't expect porn or any substantial gay story development. no real breakaway gay characters either, pretty standard fags that hollywood writes. looked like they pulled the actors from a queer as folk casting call.
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It's In the Water - hilariously funny!
Bound - It's a lesbian flick, but still amazing.
Jason recommends "Broken Hearts Club" (I don't know why i'm posting that for him when he is perfectly capable of typing and posting it himself... but oh well)
Bound - It's a lesbian flick, but still amazing.
Jason recommends "Broken Hearts Club" (I don't know why i'm posting that for him when he is perfectly capable of typing and posting it himself... but oh well)
I have mixed feelings about it. I saw it several years ago and I didn't enjoy it much at the time. I thought it was painfully slow-paced, but it did a good job capturing the monotony and boredom of the hazy, lazy days of summer in a small, rural, Southern town. It was a pervaded by a sense of the futility of life, and I could understand why the main character's aunt (portrayed by Karen Black) was depressed.
And yet, it has stuck with me. I think perhaps the reason I didn't like it initially was because it wasn't what I expected and it wasn't what I wanted to see. I was expecting something sexier, and hoping for something happier. In hindsight, I think it was very well done for what it was.
- Deno,
I would like someone to explain O Fantasma. I just finished watching it and I just don't get the ending. I followed it up to the part where he abducted the swimmer dude but after that it just got so obscure. Ending with him living at the land fill I guess. This could have ended much better then that, seems the writer just gave up.
I just found a bunch more movies searching on my P2P program not sure if there listed yet
Eternal Summer
Eleven Men Out
Anonymous
Men in the Nude
Rock Haven
Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train
No Night is too Long
November Moon
Paris Is Burning
Boy Meets Boy
Not sure if any are foreign
I just found a bunch more movies searching on my P2P program not sure if there listed yet
Eternal Summer
Eleven Men Out
Anonymous
Men in the Nude
Rock Haven
Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train
No Night is too Long
November Moon
Paris Is Burning
Boy Meets Boy
Not sure if any are foreign
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Here's a site y'all may find useful. I think I'm going to end up spending several hours here making a list of movies to see.
Gay Interest Films
Gay Interest Films
- Deno,
Watched Maurice and The Sum of Us last night as well as boy culture and house boy, God these movie are so touching. Russell Crowe was a very good looking young man, to bad him and his friend never hooked up in the movie. God could Dad have been in the way anymore. Was a bit wierd how they spoke to the camera but it worked really well.
well it was made pre-brokeback, when any movie that had a gay theme was relegated to limited release in urban art house theaters. it might get different promotional treatment by the studio if it was released now. still gonna be hard to compete with big box office crap like wolverine (if hugh jackman wasn't running through the whole thing naked nobody would care about that film)
it would be good if they made a red dirt II
see where they are 5 yrs down the road.
have them find each other again, maybe back on the farm, or move to iowa and get married. a fairy tale ending to the original would have killed the angst.
I thought the ending was hopeful, i know some people have said they thought the whole thing was depressing but it seemed real and genuine to me without overwriting the drama or sex, and enuff was resolved to leave you with a note of optimism. and doesn't everybody have a crazy aunt?
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You're thinking of Another Country, which Hells mentioned back on page 1. I saw it, but don't remember it very well. It didn't make much of an impression on me, I guess. But I did like impression it gave that all the English schoolboys were buggering each other--it made me wish I went to an English boarding school. (I thought Maurice was much better, however.)
I liked Robert Addie's supporting role in the film. I was sad to learn that he died. I always thought he was kinda cute.
I've heard that the movie Happy Endings is a good movie, a friend let me borrow it on DVD but I have not watched it yet.
it's ok, and in addition to bobby canavale and jason ritter, there's some pretty cool LA locations to look at.
kinda depends if you can stomach much of tom arnold though...he's not my fav, and i can take or leave lisa kudrow, not a big fan of friends here.
it's sort of like several movies tied toghether with plot devices and character overlap, and i wouldn't call really call it a "gay" movie
I didn't hate it, didn't love it
The Station Agent has more of Bobby Canavale, and it's a better movie
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