Infamous & Capote — 3 years ago
Two films about Truman Capote that are worth seeing. Similar, yet Toby Jones is more convincing; Philip Seymour Hoffman was surprisingly good because we could never picture him as Truman, so he did deserve the Oscar.
Also: “Love is the Devil” was also one of my favourites. Infamous and LITD both have Daniel Craig in them, for those who are fans/admirers.
wings! — 4 years ago
i would add the 1928 silent film, “wings”. i think it won the first best picture oscar.
it’s about two romantic rivals who become pilots in wwi and have a very close, chock-full of subtext (hell, it’s nearly text, although i think men had more demonstrative friendships in the early 20th century) friendship.
one of the two ends up dying in a plane crash, and in his grief, the other kisses his friend during an extended dying scene. it is the first male-male kiss on film. returning from the war, the protagonist visits his friend’s parents in another emotional scene, and finally, hooks up with the girl next door, though he doesn’t seem to have as much affection for her as he did for his lost friend.
Okay, I'll Bite — 5 years ago
So, you set up this list as “Must-See” Queer films. Some of them belong, but do the others belong here because they were directed by gays/lesbians/etc or is there a shadow of gayness? Just curious.
Well? — 5 years ago
I worked hard on creating this Long list, I thought someone would give me props.
Boo Hoo.




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