Name That Gay BD Movie!

[RUR]

Rope.

[Russell_L]

What about:

Maurice (one of best ever!)
Gods and Monsters (ditto)
Notes on a Scandal
Philadelphia

[PIHB]

im going to have to go iwth Superbad. They obviously love each other. and the awkward escalator ending....

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by Russell_L

What about:

Maurice (one of best ever!)
Gods and Monsters (ditto)
Notes on a Scandal
Philadelphia

Gods and Monsters was excellent. Forgot about that movie. And kudos to famous and well established actors unafraid to play homosexual characters in movies.

[doctorsteve]

Glengarry/Glen Ross. The only woman in the whole movie is the Asian coatcheck woman at the seedy China Bowl "Restaurant". George, Ricky, and Williamson... all gay - just a guess.

(OK, truth be told this is just a way to sneak my desire for GG/GR on Blu... no gay label need be applied to this film...)




(...but Moss? Sooooooo gay)

[Chaka]

I personally thought the Krays was really good. Creepy, but good.

[Joe Cain]

Originally Posted by doctorsteve

Glengarry/Glen Ross. The only woman in the whole movie is the Asian coatcheck woman at the seedy China Bowl "Restaurant". George, Ricky, and Williamson... all gay - just a guess.

Lol@that. Waiting for Mamet's namesake to ring in...

Before last week I would have added Henry & June to the list, but I recently watched it again and didn't enjoy it as much as I'd remembered. Films about writers are tough. Watching actors playing writers writing is only marginally less exciting that watching actors playing writers talk about their writing; I'd rather re-read Tropic of Cancer or Delta of Venus than watch this film again anytime soon (in spite of some good performances and some erotically-charged scenes).

Small Town Gay Bar is an excellent documentary about a couple queer watering holes in Mississippi. I don't know if it has sufficient rewatchability to merit purchase, but it's definitely worth a rental if you have any interest in the subject matter.

[Marcusarilius]

Originally Posted by Joe Cain

Lol@that. Waiting for Mamet's namesake to ring in...

Before last week I would have added Henry & June to the list, but I recently watched it again and didn't enjoy it as much as I'd remembered. Films about writers are tough. Watching actors playing writers writing is only marginally less exciting that watching actors playing writers talk about their writing; I'd rather re-read Tropic of Cancer or Delta of Venus than watch this film again anytime soon (in spite of some good performances and some erotically-charged scenes).

Small Town Gay Bar is an excellent documentary about a couple queer watering holes in Mississippi. I don't know if it has sufficient rewatchability to merit purchase, but it's definitely worth a rental if you have any interest in the subject matter.

We do not use the word "Queer" here. Its Hedrosexually challenged.

[David Mamet]

Originally Posted by doctorsteve

Glengarry/Glen Ross. The only woman in the whole movie is the Asian coatcheck woman at the seedy China Bowl "Restaurant". George, Ricky, and Williamson... all gay - just a guess.

Apparently you did have something to chime in about. Would've worked better as your first post, as opposed to your I'm too straight to talk about gay's on film post you started with. And edited!

[blackhawktraffic]

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang I totally forgot about and it is good. Notes On A scandal would be excellent also.