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[genetic fail]

And Then We Danced was so good like yall said! The Honey scene was so beautiful

[X~MoviePoP]

Some of these lgbt films make me wish i lived in europe or south america or something lol. 

 

The scenery is BEAUTIFUL

[josesuxx]

11 hours ago, genetic fail said:

And Then We Danced was so good like yall said! The Honey scene was so beautiful

Lives rent free in my mind since I watched it for the first time summer 2020 

[katara]

Close was devastating. 

 

Why did I go in and expect a cute wholesome teenage love story judging by the title 

[feelslikeadream]

7 hours ago, X~MoviePoP said:

Some of these lgbt films make me wish i lived in europe or south america or something lol. 

 

The scenery is BEAUTIFUL

!!!! The way I check the costs of flights to Argentina after watching so many gay films

[X~MoviePoP]

Of an age is out online btw 

[tiejc]

Watched Close recently and it left my heart shattered

[Lovett]

[hypnodemiluv]

hey guys can you recommend me LGBT movies but only horror, thriller or dark comedy?

[feelslikeadream]

12 hours ago, X~MoviePoP said:

Of an age is out online btw 

Have you watched yet? I saw it in theaters a couple weeks ago but haven't seen any reactions/reviews in here. If you see/have seen it, lmk what you think.

 

4 hours ago, MrLovett said:

This looks promising

[enchanted0]

"Of an Age" was so good. Kinda surprised that this movie is getting some criticism (I'm seeing a few of 0.5 , 2.5 reviews on letterboxd)

 

 

Except some technical weak points and a little forced music/ book references, it really captured well about how gays couldn't have experiences they deserved in certain times or circumstances (also how living your own life can hurt the other)

 

Then again I haven't watched THAT many LGBT movies so... I can see this movie being a little bit redundant for some people. But It worked really well for me, Moonlight did similar things but that movie was more abstract.

Edited March 13, 2023 by enchanted0

[genetic fail]

'Of An Age' is my favorite film of the year so far. So authentic and so emotional. The final scene 

[feelslikeadream]

4 hours ago, enchanted0 said:

Then again I haven't watched THAT many LGBT movies so... I can see this movie being a little bit redundant for some people.

I did feel this way a little bit tbh, since I've seen so many LGBT films and this checked so many boxes of the standard LGBT film tropes  But I still really enjoyed it! I think the setting was my favorite aspect.

 

Spoiler

It really made it more poignant to think about what it was like in the early internet age if you were gay and had the fortune of meeting someone you really liked without the use of Grindr. Like how exciting must that have been?  Their separation also felt even sadder, knowing they couldn't just text immediately and maintain the relationship. This was the unique angle this film offered for me compared to other recent LGBT films.

 

But drag the Tori Amos scene. It's what they deserve for not playing "Mother."

[Alyssa Edwards]

On 2/17/2023 at 4:42 PM, X~MoviePoP said:

Whats the name of that studio that does alot of foreign gay films.

Starts with a P. I think the logo has a wolf or something 

Either Peccadillo or Wolfe.

[Alyssa Edwards]

Oh y'all better get ready. Unless they majorly failed, this one is going to be a tear jerker.

 

 

I read the book a couple years ago and this story is 100% biographical and so brutally emotional

[Alyssa Edwards]

 

Watched this coming of age Icelandic movie last night.

Well made, beautiful scenary, decently acted but too long and a bit too dramatic for me.

[Katamari]

and then we dance is in the Q

 

i didn't see close but i read the synopsis on wiki  i might check that one out

[Smarticle]

Of An Age was cute, felt like a CMYBN redux

 

[Alyssa Edwards]

4 hours ago, Katamari said:

i didn't see close but i read the synopsis on wiki  i might check that one out

A Nightmare... Literally a nightmare

 

You're truly a spoil queen fr fr

[JonnyCat]

On 12/3/2022 at 11:24 PM, Dark Phoenix said:

Here’s a list I’ve been updating with my fav LGBT+ films on Letterboxd, it contains a Top 30 with movies from all around the world:

 

https://boxd.it/esQLG

Nice.

 

Spoiler

"Liked" the list and followed you.

[Mason Gooding]

this is going to be so good okay

 

 

[Katamari]

7 hours ago, Alyssa Edwards said:

A Nightmare... Literally a nightmare

 

You're truly a spoil queen fr fr

Not really cuz now I can see how the events progressed

 

i just really wanted to know what happens

[feelslikeadream]

4 hours ago, Mason Gooding said:

this is going to be so good okay

 

 

What was it? 

[Alyssa Edwards]

Watched Of An Age.

 

Lovely ! Full of gay yearning VERY well acted. Somehow the girl bestfriend/sister stood out positively, she's stunning and did great in her role.

The Happy Together stanning, the fact that it's the same guy that directed You Won't Be Alone of ALL movies ??? I could NOT believe it.

 

Spoiler

I do understand people saying it was a bit too self-important though. That was a LOT of emotions for a car ride next to a br!tish cigarette. Elias expectim him to stay available for 11 years

But i'm so easily moved, when Adam's eyes would get teary it would always move me, such a sensitive soul.

 

[feelslikeadream]

3 minutes ago, Alyssa Edwards said:

Somehow the girl bestfriend/sister stood out positively, she's stunning and did great in her role.

Spoiler

I was gagged when her husband was cheating on her at their wedding 

 

One of my favorite moments of the whole film was the look the girl and the main guy gave each other at the very end of the wedding. It just felt so real how the one look communicated that they had once been best friends, but that they knew they wouldn't get that closeness back again. Plus the guy had just seen the cheating husband and so he also knows she's not going to be happily married, and somehow the look expresses that.