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netguy
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Posted - Mar 5 2001 : 12:37PM
I thought I had a post before but can't seem to find it, so maybe we can start another.

I'd just like to hear simple comments about gay movies you have in your collection or would recommend or if you know of some coming out.

ie: Best in Show is coming out soon...anyone see it? I missed it but heard good things about it.

The most recent one I've seen that I enjoyed was Chuck and Buck ...kind of quirky and probably won't be for everyone but I thought it was original and well done.

joeblow69
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Posted - Mar 5 2001 : 3:23PM
I haven't seen any gay themed movies lately, but I have

The Broken Hearts Club and Beefcake

on their way to my door from Amazon as we speak! I can't wait to see Dean Cain smoochin another guy! Oh boy!!

Edited by - joeblow69 on Mar 5 2001

TigerDragon
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108 Posts
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Posted - Mar 5 2001 : 4:12PM
Rites of Passage,

With Jason Behr of Roswell fame!

TigerDragon

Hobbesi
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Posted - Mar 5 2001 : 4:49PM

>>>>>> ie: Best in Show is coming out soon...anyone see it? I missed it but heard good things about it.<<<<<<<


"Best in Show" is great.. though i don't know if i'de classify it as "Gay Themed" so much...its still quite funny.

alsio on the "Quirky" side I really enjoyed "But I'm a Cheerleader"


I had heard "Hustler White" is coming to DVD but havn't had it confirmed by any real source. .. I wouldn't recomend it anyway. :>P

most of the recent films i've seen have already been covered here. "Trick", "Edge of Seventeen" etc. but they are still good

dumblonde
Senior Member

2352 Posts
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Posted - Mar 5 2001 : 5:26PM
The Sundance Channel shows alot of them. I just saw a pretty good one called Alive and Kicking. Sorry I didn't get the stars names but the lead guy was hot - looked kinda like
Eric Stoltz, with an English accent. It was about him coming
up HIV pos, but they did a good job of not making the movie a downer.
Another one I liked, although Hollywoodbitchslap gave it a
"Sucks All Ass" rating was The Velocity of Gary. THOMAS JANE
whew! wow, HOT, long kissing scene between him and some guy
who needed a shampoo.
 
tina tyler
Mercenary Pictures

466 Posts
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Posted - Mar 5 2001 : 6:59PM
I may be in the minority with this one, but I really liked Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss with Sean Hayes. Also, although it's not a gay themed movie, the kiss in Dude Where's My Car? was sooooo hottt and very well done.

Tina

jb0911
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North Hollywood, CA USA
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Posted - Mar 6 2001 : 9:23AM
I think my favorite gay-themed movie ever is a Canadian movie from the mid-90's called "Lillies". I first saw it at Outfest, the LA Gay & Lesbian Film Festival. The second it came out on DVD I grabbed it. It just blew me away. I'm debating here whether to try and describe the movie here. Some elements of the production are really unusual. Be warned though, it's not a happy movie.

As cliche as it may be, my favorite "happy" gay movie is still Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.

I have Trick and Edge of Seventeen as well. Both of those are really good. I saw Alive and Kicking at Outfest too. Didn't hate it, didn't love it.

Saw Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss again on cable a few weeks ago. I was pretty surprised, I enjoyed it a lot more the second time I watched it.

netguy
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Posted - Mar 6 2001 : 2:20PM
Make sure you post what you thought of them! The previews for Beefcake looked excellent I thought...I've held off on buying it as its a bit expensive I thought...I want Broken Hearts too I think...

I really liked, Relax, its just Sex too!!!
A humorous film from the director of TOGETHER ALONE about a group of eccentric friends (Tilly, Anderson, Petty, Carson, Thomas, Williams, Wirth) struggle to navigate the choppy waters of sex, love, child birth, and happiness in Los Angeles, with rather unexpected consequences.

Be forewarned though it does have some unusual semi-violence...and the subject may not be for everyone.

Edge of Seventeen is one of my faves too!

The tale of a high school student in the small town of Sandusky, Ohio circa 1984 (a year when 80s pop-culture was in it's prime) who comes to terms with his homosexuality much to the astonishment of his long-time girlfriend. EDGE OF SEVENTEEN presents a sincere look at managing personal relationships as a gay teenager. Winner of the Audience Award for Outstanding Narrative Feature, Best Actor (Stafford), and Best Screenplay at the 1998 L.A. Outfest, and the Audience Best Feature Award at the 1998 San Francisco International Lesbian & Gay Film Festival.




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