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Post by Toasted Cheese on Nov 11, 2020 9:25:23 GMT
Brokeback Mountain The Handmaiden Dog Day Afternoon Rebel Without a Cause My Own Private Idaho Mulholland Dr Bound The Birdcage Philadelphia Gods and Monsters I thought about "Dog Day Afternoon", and I do love the movie, but i guess I didn't think it was "gay" enough. I liked "Bound". Jennifer Tilly can do no wrong. "Gods and Monsters" was a good movie. (Brendan Fraser! What an all-around doll!) I couldn't get into "Philadelphia" at all. "Brokeback Mountain" is done well enough, but I find it boring and bland. It is (very) effective as a sad movie. It is utterly sad, heartbreaking, but just being a really sad movie isn't enough for me. Though Heath Ledger is excellent. I never thought of "Rebel Without a Cause" as gay in any way. Can I assume you find it gay because of Sal Mineo and/or his character? I thought Sal Mineo was very effective in the underrated "Who Killed Teddy Bear?" The moroseness of Brokeback and the lack of passion in the film, a gay themed film made by straights for straights, really doesn't gel with me. Same with the cheesy Philadelphia. I don't buy Tom Hanks for one moment and he grates on me here and I don't usually mind him as an actor. Way too heavy handed. Demme dropped the ball and became a typical lefty virtue signaller here, due to the inexplicable flack he copped by some snowflakes over the Transgender thematic content of Silence Of The Lambs.
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