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]]>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 00:31:56 GMTMovies we do not want to seeWed, 22 Mar 2006 14:27:50 GMT203190Group Spout Post: Milk http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Milk/318/37685/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: unemployedwaif
Post To: Queer Cinema
Post Date: 11/26/2008 2:19:46 PM
Body: I just read an interesting review of Gus Van Sant's new movie Milk over at Ain't It Cool News. From the perspective of a straight man, the article is rather complimentary and has provoked a lot of controversial discussion in the article's talkback section. http://www.aintitcool.com/node/39247 Has anyone seen the film yet? If you have, please fill free to talk about it or link a review that you have written for it here.
]]>Wed, 26 Nov 2008 19:19:46 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema11/26/2008 2:19:46 PMI just read an interesting review of Gus Van Sant's new movie Milk over at Ain't It Cool News. From the perspective of a straight man, the article is rather complimentary and has provoked a lot of controversial discussion in the article's talkback section. http://www.aintitcool.com/node/39247 Has anyone seen the film yet? If you have, please fill free to talk about it or link a review that you have written for it here. Spout Post: Gay Pride Picks http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Gay_Pride_Picks/318/31706/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: unemployedwaif
Post To: Queer Cinema
Post Date: 6/25/2008 9:32:56 PM
Body: In response to the egregiously vacuous post about Gay Pride by the SpoutBlog, I decided to go ahead a give a few cinematic selections for those celebrating the Gay Pride festivities this month. Feel free to add some of your own selections. Angels in America An epic made for television cinematic event that is loaded with fantastic performances by the likes of Al Pacino, Meryl Streep, Mary-Louise Parker, Emma Thompson and Patrick WIlson. Set in the 1980's amidst the onset of AIDS, the growing intolerance of homosexuality and the struggle by the LGBT community to gain acceptable, Angels in America is a must-see. But I'm a Cheerleader Hilarious comedy about the pitfalls of coming out and learning to accept everything that that entails. Loggerheads Overlooked drama with an amazing soundtrack. Bring the tissues. Paris is Burning Documentary about life in New York in the late 1980's and early 1990's for disaffected gay people attempting to create a nurturing environment where their eccentricities are accepted and admired. Wild Tigers I Have Known An experimental film about a pre-pubescent boy coming to terms with his homosexuality. Shortbus A prurient celebration (and examination) of the LGBT community; very apropos. Fabulous! The Story of Queer Cinema A brief introduction about the origins of queer cinema with great commentary from a variety of great actors and directors.
]]>Thu, 26 Jun 2008 01:32:56 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema6/25/2008 9:32:56 PMIn response to the egregiously vacuous post about Gay Pride by the SpoutBlog, I decided to go ahead a give a few cinematic selections for those celebrating the Gay Pride festivities this month. Feel free to add some of your own selections. Angels in America An epic made for television cinematic event that is loaded with fantastic performances by the likes of Al Pacino, Meryl Streep, Mary-Louise Parker, Emma Thompson and Patrick WIlson. Set in the 1980's amidst the onset of AIDS, the growing intolerance of homosexuality and the struggle by the LGBT community to gain acceptable, Angels in America is a must-see. But I'm a Cheerleader Hilarious comedy about the pitfalls of coming out and learning to accept everything that that entails. Loggerheads Overlooked drama with an amazing soundtrack. Bring the tissues. Paris is Burning Documentary about life in New York in the late 1980's and early 1990's for disaffected gay people attempting to create a nurturing environment where their eccentricities are accepted and admired. Wild Tigers I Have Known An experimental film about a pre-pubescent boy coming to terms with his homosexuality. Shortbus A prurient celebration (and examination) of the LGBT community; very apropos. Fabulous! The Story of Queer Cinema A brief introduction about the origins of queer cinema with great commentary from a variety of great actors and directors. Spout Post: Hopes & Thoughts in '08 http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Hopes_Thoughts_in_08/318/25695/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: unemployedwaif
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Post Date: 2/29/2008 6:33:25 AM
Body: With every new week more and more films are flooding our local cinemas and suprisingly some of those films are queer in nature. Since the rollarcoaster of debates that erupted (and occasionally continue today) with the release and overwhelming acclaim of Brokeback Mountain it seems that the idea of a mainstream queer film being marketed to all walks of life (in that I mean more than just queer audiences) has noticeably reached some weird standstill. Is the subject slowly being assimilated into the American psyche or is it surreptitiously being cast aside and viewed as nothing more than a blase trend that is past its expiration date? What are your perceptions of the common thought about queer cinema and what do you all believe (if anything) could / would / should happen in 2008?
]]>Fri, 29 Feb 2008 11:33:25 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema2/29/2008 6:33:25 AMWith every new week more and more films are flooding our local cinemas and suprisingly some of those films are queer in nature. Since the rollarcoaster of debates that erupted (and occasionally continue today) with the release and overwhelming acclaim of Brokeback Mountain it seems that the idea of a mainstream queer film being marketed to all walks of life (in that I mean more than just queer audiences) has noticeably reached some weird standstill. Is the subject slowly being assimilated into the American psyche or is it surreptitiously being cast aside and viewed as nothing more than a blase trend that is past its expiration date? What are your perceptions of the common thought about queer cinema and what do you all believe (if anything) could / would / should happen in 2008? Spout Post: Re:Making Money Or Making Art. http://www.spout.com/groups/Philosophy_of_Film/Re_Making_Money_Or_Making_Art/281/24845/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: unemployedwaif
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Post Date: 2/7/2008 7:43:28 PM
Body: Back to the original question, I totally agree that voice work is more or less an easy way for most mainstream (and even some unknowns) to make a decent amount of money without them really being tied to the project. There names appear in the advertising yet once the film is released no one really pays too much attention to it.I know Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and most other A-listers have contributed to at least one animated feature in their careers yet I can't really even think of them. I can only really recall the "better" or more notable films like Aladdin (with Robin WIlliams as everyone knows) and Howl's Moving Castle (with Christian Bale and Billy Crystal), etc. that have been recognized not for simply their entertainment value but the work as a piece of art.
]]>Fri, 08 Feb 2008 00:43:28 GMTunemployedwaifPhilosophy of Film2/7/2008 7:43:28 PM Back to the original question, I totally agree that voice work is more or less an easy way for most mainstream (and even some unknowns) to make a decent amount of money without them really being tied to the project. There names appear in the advertising yet once the film is released no one really pays too much attention to it.I know Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and most other A-listers have contributed to at least one animated feature in their careers yet I can't really even think of them. I can only really recall the "better" or more notable films like Aladdin (with Robin WIlliams as everyone knows) and Howl's Moving Castle (with Christian Bale and Billy Crystal), etc. that have been recognized not for simply their entertainment value but the work as a piece of art. Spout Post: Re:Making Money Or Making Art. http://www.spout.com/groups/Philosophy_of_Film/Re_Making_Money_Or_Making_Art/281/24844/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: unemployedwaif
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Post Date: 2/7/2008 7:32:50 PM
Body: No more so than Garfield, Alvin and the Chipmunks and the others that I grew up watching as a kid.There is something within the idiocy of the film that has kept it one of those guilty pleasure movies that I'll make a point of watching when it happens to be on. However, I was a big Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan so maybe the fact that Sarah Michelle Gellar is in it might have initially drawn me into it.Hrm, now that I've admitted that fact I will forever not be taken seriously. Hehe, oh well.
]]>Fri, 08 Feb 2008 00:32:50 GMTunemployedwaifPhilosophy of Film2/7/2008 7:32:50 PM No more so than Garfield, Alvin and the Chipmunks and the others that I grew up watching as a kid.There is something within the idiocy of the film that has kept it one of those guilty pleasure movies that I'll make a point of watching when it happens to be on. However, I was a big Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan so maybe the fact that Sarah Michelle Gellar is in it might have initially drawn me into it.Hrm, now that I've admitted that fact I will forever not be taken seriously. Hehe, oh well. Spout Post: Re:Making Money Or Making Art. http://www.spout.com/groups/Philosophy_of_Film/Re_Making_Money_Or_Making_Art/281/24760/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: unemployedwaif
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Post Date: 2/6/2008 2:51:47 AM
Body: Granted that I have no desire to see Alvin and the Chipmunks, Underdog, Garfield and it's sequel or any of the other digitized cartoons of past generations, I have to admit that one of my guilty pleasures is the first live action Scooby-Doo movie that came out a number of years ago. The digital effects used for Scooby-Doo are rather horrible and the plot, dialogue, and acting are laughable, but there is something about it that keeps me pleasantly content during the hour and a half of its runtime. I'm fairly certain it is Matthew Lillard and his point on acting as Shaggy and his amazing ability to act with an invisible gargantuan dog.
]]>Wed, 06 Feb 2008 07:51:47 GMTunemployedwaifPhilosophy of Film2/6/2008 2:51:47 AMGranted that I have no desire to see Alvin and the Chipmunks, Underdog, Garfield and it's sequel or any of the other digitized cartoons of past generations, I have to admit that one of my guilty pleasures is the first live action Scooby-Doo movie that came out a number of years ago. The digital effects used for Scooby-Doo are rather horrible and the plot, dialogue, and acting are laughable, but there is something about it that keeps me pleasantly content during the hour and a half of its runtime. I'm fairly certain it is Matthew Lillard and his point on acting as Shaggy and his amazing ability to act with an invisible gargantuan dog. Spout Post: Just a Reminder . . . http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Just_a_Reminder/318/20412/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: unemployedwaif
Post To: Queer Cinema
Post Date: 10/4/2007 3:03:20 AM
Body: I just wanted to remind (and inform those new members) about the List called of all things, "The List". I'm trying to make sure that every queer film is on this list so make sure if you come across a film and begin to place it on the various lists to also check and make sure it is on "The List".Ugh, did that come out all right? Heh.Anyways, thanks again to all of you that have taken the time to browse through and place films in their correct category. I'm only being particular because I truly want people to be able to quickly find precisely which film they are looking for. Sorry if I'm coming off really anal.Lastly, welcome new members! If you have the time I hope that you'll go through the past discussions and contribute and possibly give us a little introduction to yourselves.Thanks!
]]>Thu, 04 Oct 2007 07:03:20 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema10/4/2007 3:03:20 AMI just wanted to remind (and inform those new members) about the List called of all things, "The List". I'm trying to make sure that every queer film is on this list so make sure if you come across a film and begin to place it on the various lists to also check and make sure it is on "The List".Ugh, did that come out all right? Heh.Anyways, thanks again to all of you that have taken the time to browse through and place films in their correct category. I'm only being particular because I truly want people to be able to quickly find precisely which film they are looking for. Sorry if I'm coming off really anal.Lastly, welcome new members! If you have the time I hope that you'll go through the past discussions and contribute and possibly give us a little introduction to yourselves.Thanks! Spout Post: Queer Musicians + Film = ? http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Queer_Musicians_Film/318/15586/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: unemployedwaif
Post To: Queer Cinema
Post Date: 7/22/2007 11:25:27 PM
Body: The addition of our talented new member nathan503 got me to thinking about representations of queer musicians and how they are portrayed and/or their music is used in film.For me, at least what is coming to mind at this moment, are the glam rockers; specifically Todd Haynes' Velvet Goldmine and John Cameron Mitchell's Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Both films are written and directed by gay men about queer musicians and miraculously succeed at telling poignant, engaging stories that don't fall victim to the abundance of stereotypical cliches that so many others do.Within recent years, a number of films have begun to delve into the lives of rather famous musicians of the past whose queer sensibilities have only recently come to light. Irwin Winkler's De-Lovely which chronicles the life of Cole Porter, and Atom Egoyan's Where The Truth Lies. Unfortunately, due to the (homophobic) powers that be, the films tended to skim the surface of this aspect of their lives and ultimately disguised the queer elements to supposedly appeal to a wider audience. However I think it is the Broadway composers and actors that have comprised a significant portion of cinemas representations of queer musicians. This tends to leak into films such as The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert, The Birdcage, and To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything Julie Newmar where the Broadway-obsessed, lisping queen steretype emerges and has definitely left its mark on society. Trick delt with such an artist trying to make it in New York CIty and I liked how the film didn't sideline his musical aspirations and focus just on the relationship aspect of the film. The cinematic adaptation of Rent also deals with young bohemian types trying to flourish in the big city. Films like Camp and Fame showcase the younger teenager set of queer musicians which are fun and oozingly poptastic.In terms of un-campy portrayals of young modern musicians, I can't really think of too much. I know Gregg Araki has had both queer musicians as characters and as actors in his films like The Living End and Nowhere but they aren't fully explored (and are acutally rather campy). Party Monster has it's portrayal of DJ Keoki which again isn't really touched upon (and is rather razzle-dazzle). Rufus Wainwright pops up in Heights but not as himself nor as a musician (I'm pretty sure he's labeled merely an artist). Stephin Merritt (a gay acoustic artist) scored and contributed a number of songs to Pieces of April which is primarily populated with straight characters (aside from Sean Hayes playing an amalgam of Jack and Karen from Will & Grace) so that can't really be counted.So yeah, the representations of queer musicians in film mostly fall victim to cliched stereotypes and/or waxed over to appeal to the heteronormative populace. Since this has been a rather superficial glossing over of the sub-genre, which films have you guys enjoyed/loathed that spotlight queer musicians? And if you don't mind, list some of the films that I haven't (and probably haven't seen) to help broaden all of our horizons. - Chris
]]>Mon, 23 Jul 2007 03:25:27 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema7/22/2007 11:25:27 PMThe addition of our talented new member nathan503 got me to thinking about representations of queer musicians and how they are portrayed and/or their music is used in film.For me, at least what is coming to mind at this moment, are the glam rockers; specifically Todd Haynes' Velvet Goldmine and John Cameron Mitchell's Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Both films are written and directed by gay men about queer musicians and miraculously succeed at telling poignant, engaging stories that don't fall victim to the abundance of stereotypical cliches that so many others do.Within recent years, a number of films have begun to delve into the lives of rather famous musicians of the past whose queer sensibilities have only recently come to light. Irwin Winkler's De-Lovely which chronicles the life of Cole Porter, and Atom Egoyan's Where The Truth Lies. Unfortunately, due to the (homophobic) powers that be, the films tended to skim the surface of this aspect of their lives and ultimately disguised the queer elements to supposedly appeal to a wider audience. However I think it is the Broadway composers and actors that have comprised a significant portion of cinemas representations of queer musicians. This tends to leak into films such as The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert, The Birdcage, and To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything Julie Newmar where the Broadway-obsessed, lisping queen steretype emerges and has definitely left its mark on society. Trick delt with such an artist trying to make it in New York CIty and I liked how the film didn't sideline his musical aspirations and focus just on the relationship aspect of the film. The cinematic adaptation of Rent also deals with young bohemian types trying to flourish in the big city. Films like Camp and Fame showcase the younger teenager set of queer musicians which are fun and oozingly poptastic.In terms of un-campy portrayals of young modern musicians, I can't really think of too much. I know Gregg Araki has had both queer musicians as characters and as actors in his films like The Living End and Nowhere but they aren't fully explored (and are acutally rather campy). Party Monster has it's portrayal of DJ Keoki which again isn't really touched upon (and is rather razzle-dazzle). Rufus Wainwright pops up in Heights but not as himself nor as a musician (I'm pretty sure he's labeled merely an artist). Stephin Merritt (a gay acoustic artist) scored and contributed a number of songs to Pieces of April which is primarily populated with straight characters (aside from Sean Hayes playing an amalgam of Jack and Karen from Will & Grace) so that can't really be counted.So yeah, the representations of queer musicians in film mostly fall victim to cliched stereotypes and/or waxed over to appeal to the heteronormative populace. Since this has been a rather superficial glossing over of the sub-genre, which films have you guys enjoyed/loathed that spotlight queer musicians? And if you don't mind, list some of the films that I haven't (and probably haven't seen) to help broaden all of our horizons. - Chris Spout Post: Outfest '07 http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Outfest_07/318/14940/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: unemployedwaif
Post To: Queer Cinema
Post Date: 7/16/2007 6:02:06 AM
Body: Is anybody attending this year? If so, please give us the high and lows thus far.I personally am eagerly waiting to see Holding Trevor, Itty Bitty Titty Committee, Through Thick and Thin & Save Me and will probably have to wait until they come out on DVD to see. - Chris
]]>Mon, 16 Jul 2007 10:02:06 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema7/16/2007 6:02:06 AMIs anybody attending this year? If so, please give us the high and lows thus far.I personally am eagerly waiting to see Holding Trevor, Itty Bitty Titty Committee, Through Thick and Thin & Save Me and will probably have to wait until they come out on DVD to see. - Chris Spout Post: Re: most overrated gay movie http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Re_most_overrated_gay_movie/318/13473/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: unemployedwaif
Post To: Queer Cinema
Post Date: 7/8/2007 11:21:29 PM
Body: Hehe, awesome, I love debates!About Kissing Jessica Stein. As I've stated before in a post about coming out of the closet, I felt that Kissing Jessica Stein was a good movie. I know from the aspect of a queer audience viewing it the film does get reach that point of "oh gosh . . ." but I do have to say that it is what it is and it is a well made romantic comedy that showcases a queer subject matter in a positive light. I think that depending on ones station they will perceive it differently, i.e. - how I was able to relate to the coming out process of the films main character and the struggle to accept her newfound sexuality because I was getting to do the same at the same time I viewed the film. But I also can understand how others might view it in a negative light.Imagine Me & You was just alright in my opinion. I suppose the sitution and wedding scenario was just unidentifiable to me and left me rather blaise about the film in general. Not that it was bad, just not for me.Totally agree about Another Gay Movie. It was definitely just going for the gay American Pie and nothing more. But granted, I laughed just as much as American Pie but was finally able to identify a lot more. So I loved it.Adam & Steve, again totally agree. Great romantic/gross-out comedy.Unfortunately still haven't seen Infamous, definitely on my short list of to see films.YES! She's The Man is hilarious!
]]>Mon, 09 Jul 2007 03:21:29 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema7/8/2007 11:21:29 PMHehe, awesome, I love debates!About Kissing Jessica Stein. As I've stated before in a post about coming out of the closet, I felt that Kissing Jessica Stein was a good movie. I know from the aspect of a queer audience viewing it the film does get reach that point of "oh gosh . . ." but I do have to say that it is what it is and it is a well made romantic comedy that showcases a queer subject matter in a positive light. I think that depending on ones station they will perceive it differently, i.e. - how I was able to relate to the coming out process of the films main character and the struggle to accept her newfound sexuality because I was getting to do the same at the same time I viewed the film. But I also can understand how others might view it in a negative light.Imagine Me & You was just alright in my opinion. I suppose the sitution and wedding scenario was just unidentifiable to me and left me rather blaise about the film in general. Not that it was bad, just not for me.Totally agree about Another Gay Movie. It was definitely just going for the gay American Pie and nothing more. But granted, I laughed just as much as American Pie but was finally able to identify a lot more. So I loved it.Adam & Steve, again totally agree. Great romantic/gross-out comedy.Unfortunately still haven't seen Infamous, definitely on my short list of to see films.YES! She's The Man is hilarious! Spout Post: Re: Introductions or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Queer Cinema http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Re_Introductions_or_How_I_Learned_to_Stop_Worryin/318/13127/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: unemployedwaif
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Post Date: 7/4/2007 10:20:45 PM
Body: Wow, that's great. You have to make sure and let everyone know when it will be available.My best friend from college was going out with the creater of RIck and Steve: The Happiest Gay Couple In All The World for a while and know what a huge deal it is for him that that short film was chosen to become a weekly animated series on Logo. I already saw the first few minutes they posted on the network website and its hilarious (despite continuing on cliched queer themes - but hey, it's something). Hopefully this trend of diverse and wideranging genres of film and television of queer subject matter will continue.
]]>Thu, 05 Jul 2007 02:20:45 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema7/4/2007 10:20:45 PMWow, that's great. You have to make sure and let everyone know when it will be available.My best friend from college was going out with the creater of RIck and Steve: The Happiest Gay Couple In All The World for a while and know what a huge deal it is for him that that short film was chosen to become a weekly animated series on Logo. I already saw the first few minutes they posted on the network website and its hilarious (despite continuing on cliched queer themes - but hey, it's something). Hopefully this trend of diverse and wideranging genres of film and television of queer subject matter will continue. Spout Post: Re: Regarding the Lists http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Re_Regarding_the_Lists/318/13047/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: unemployedwaif
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Post Date: 7/4/2007 5:11:54 AM
Body: Awesome, thanks!I've already noticed that a lot of the new members have started sorting through films and have slowly begun to put them into the various lists. THANKS TO YOU ALL TOO!
]]>Wed, 04 Jul 2007 09:11:54 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema7/4/2007 5:11:54 AMAwesome, thanks!I've already noticed that a lot of the new members have started sorting through films and have slowly begun to put them into the various lists. THANKS TO YOU ALL TOO! Spout Post: Re: Introductions or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Queer Cinema http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Re_Introductions_or_How_I_Learned_to_Stop_Worryin/318/13045/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: unemployedwaif
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Post Date: 7/4/2007 4:59:43 AM
Body: Wow, that sounds like my dream job.I'm in desperate need of Netflix. Within a month I had already checked out the entire selection of queer films at my local Blockbuster and considering the area I live in (Central California - if you've driven through it you know) I doubt I'll be able to anytime in the near future.
]]>Wed, 04 Jul 2007 08:59:43 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema7/4/2007 4:59:43 AMWow, that sounds like my dream job.I'm in desperate need of Netflix. Within a month I had already checked out the entire selection of queer films at my local Blockbuster and considering the area I live in (Central California - if you've driven through it you know) I doubt I'll be able to anytime in the near future. Spout Post: Re: most overrated gay movie http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Re_most_overrated_gay_movie/318/12909/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: unemployedwaif
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Post Date: 7/3/2007 7:04:40 AM
Body: Hey, thanks for accepting!I'm still rather torn on Big Eden. Part of me despises it for pandering to the cliched "gay fairy tale" yet some other part of me kinda likes that and realizes the necessity of it.Yes, I definitely agree with you about Love, Valor and Compassion. Not that I need to type it all, but I will, the film follows the same ideas that gay men are all image-obsessed and slowing dying of AIDS, referring to one another as queens and faggots yet being greatly offended when someone else even slightly hints at a homophobic remark. Being that I am younger and am not immersed in the gay community, I do believe that the film probably did typify a subset of the gay population at the time (and undoubtedly still today) that eludes me so I can't be totally harsh against it.Wow, how was it (Three Bewildered People In The Night)? I have yet to talk to anyone that has seen it. The only event I was able to attend at last years Outfest was one of the panels, but it was definitely worth it. Found out that John August was gay (don't know how that one slipped past me) and got a chance to talk to Guinevere Turner for a bit. Hopefully this year I won't wait until the day before to try and get tickets to some of the films!
]]>Tue, 03 Jul 2007 11:04:40 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema7/3/2007 7:04:40 AMHey, thanks for accepting!I'm still rather torn on Big Eden. Part of me despises it for pandering to the cliched "gay fairy tale" yet some other part of me kinda likes that and realizes the necessity of it.Yes, I definitely agree with you about Love, Valor and Compassion. Not that I need to type it all, but I will, the film follows the same ideas that gay men are all image-obsessed and slowing dying of AIDS, referring to one another as queens and faggots yet being greatly offended when someone else even slightly hints at a homophobic remark. Being that I am younger and am not immersed in the gay community, I do believe that the film probably did typify a subset of the gay population at the time (and undoubtedly still today) that eludes me so I can't be totally harsh against it.Wow, how was it (Three Bewildered People In The Night)? I have yet to talk to anyone that has seen it. The only event I was able to attend at last years Outfest was one of the panels, but it was definitely worth it. Found out that John August was gay (don't know how that one slipped past me) and got a chance to talk to Guinevere Turner for a bit. Hopefully this year I won't wait until the day before to try and get tickets to some of the films! Spout Post: Re: most overrated gay movie http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Re_most_overrated_gay_movie/318/12752/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: unemployedwaif
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Post Date: 7/1/2007 6:41:01 AM
Body: Gregg Araki is a personal favorite of mine. I own The Living End, Totally F***ed Up, The Doom Generation, Nowhere, and Splendor. I haven't been able to see two of his earlier films; I can't wait until Smiley Face is finally given a theatrical release. And I'm normally not a fan of celebrity culture but I did get a little giddy when I managed to get tickets to the AFI premiere of Mysterious Skin at the Arclight Theater in Los Angeles. The film was great but the best part was after the film when exiting the theater I brushed shoulders with James Duval and nearly had a heart attack. I recommend all of his films whenever someone asks, but most people get turned off by his style of filmmaking and subject matter which tends to be "in-your-face" than most. Mysterious Skin and Splendor seem to be his most approachable (or "Hollywood") films, but I tend to push people towards seeing Nowhere or The Living End.
]]>Sun, 01 Jul 2007 10:41:01 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema7/1/2007 6:41:01 AMGregg Araki is a personal favorite of mine. I own The Living End, Totally F***ed Up, The Doom Generation, Nowhere, and Splendor. I haven't been able to see two of his earlier films; I can't wait until Smiley Face is finally given a theatrical release. And I'm normally not a fan of celebrity culture but I did get a little giddy when I managed to get tickets to the AFI premiere of Mysterious Skin at the Arclight Theater in Los Angeles. The film was great but the best part was after the film when exiting the theater I brushed shoulders with James Duval and nearly had a heart attack. I recommend all of his films whenever someone asks, but most people get turned off by his style of filmmaking and subject matter which tends to be "in-your-face" than most. Mysterious Skin and Splendor seem to be his most approachable (or "Hollywood") films, but I tend to push people towards seeing Nowhere or The Living End. Spout Post: Re: most overrated gay movie http://www.spout.com/groups/Queer_Cinema/Re_most_overrated_gay_movie/318/12744/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: unemployedwaif
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Post Date: 7/1/2007 12:44:19 AM
Body: Recent releases that I have enjoyed: - Evening, which doesn't exactly center around gay characters but is loaded with queer themes (thanks to co-screenwriter Michael Cunningham). - Shortbus, highly entertaining and arousing film about sex in all its various forms. Extremely explicit yet remains focused on the story. - 20 Centimeters, while not technically a new release, however it is still in the new release section of my local Blockbuster Video so I guess it counts for me. Great dramatic musical from Spain. I guess it's being toted as the Spanish version of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, which is a fair statement. - Another Gay Movie, yet again, not too recent but close enough, this campy gross out comedy is in the same mind-set as American Pie and other teen sex comedies, but with a gay cast. If you take it for what it is and not too seriously, it is highly enjoyable.My favorite queer films . . . that's hard. - Nowhere, help start the New Queer CInema Movement and greatly affected me when I first watched it in high school. Amazing cast, great soundtrack, and definitely one of my favorite films. Still gets me teary eyed at the end . . . make sure to watch through to the end of the credits. - The Hours, just one of the most emotionally charged films I have ever seen and bring my to tears every time I watch it. All around great cast, score, cinematography, everything. - Kissing Jessica Stein, film that helped me finally come out to my parents and come to terms with my sexuality when I first viewed it in college. One of the few films about bisexuality that doesn't pander (for the most part) to stereotypes.Favorite crossdressing film: - She's the Man, primarily due to the fact that it wasn't loaded with horrible stereotypes and homophobic comments when the subject arose. Cutesy teen comedy remake of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night that actually made me laugh.Lastly, Stage Beauty. Thought it was a decent film about the subject matter. Though I do think that Billy Crudup's characters was primarily gay since his reaction to his male lover's rejections seemed to affect him so deeply.
]]>Sun, 01 Jul 2007 04:44:19 GMTunemployedwaifQueer Cinema7/1/2007 12:44:19 AMRecent releases that I have enjoyed: - Evening, which doesn't exactly center around gay characters but is loaded with queer themes (thanks to co-screenwriter Michael Cunningham). - Shortbus, highly entertaining and arousing film about sex in all its various forms. Extremely explicit yet remains focused on the story. - 20 Centimeters, while not technically a new release, however it is still in the new release section of my local Blockbuster Video so I guess it counts for me. Great dramatic musical from Spain. I guess it's being toted as the Spanish version of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, which is a fair statement. - Another Gay Movie, yet again, not too recent but close enough, this campy gross out comedy is in the same mind-set as American Pie and other teen sex comedies, but with a gay cast. If you take it for what it is and not too seriously, it is highly enjoyable.My favorite queer films . . . that's hard. - Nowhere, help start the New Queer CInema Movement and greatly affected me when I first watched it in high school. Amazing cast, great soundtrack, and definitely one of my favorite films. Still gets me teary eyed at the end . . . make sure to watch through to the end of the credits. - The Hours, just one of the most emotionally charged films I have ever seen and bring my to tears every time I watch it. All around great cast, score, cinematography, everything. - Kissing Jessica Stein, film that helped me finally come out to my parents and come to terms with my sexuality when I first viewed it in college. One of the few films about bisexuality that doesn't pander (for the most part) to stereotypes.Favorite crossdressing film: - She's the Man, primarily due to the fact that it wasn't loaded with horrible stereotypes and homophobic comments when the subject arose. Cutesy teen comedy remake of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night that actually made me laugh.Lastly, Stage Beauty. Thought it was a decent film about the subject matter. Though I do think that Billy Crudup's characters was primarily gay since his reaction to his male lover's rejections seemed to affect him so deeply. Spout Member:The_MOW - Mickey Micklon http://www.spout.com/members/148616/default.aspx Identity: The_MOW
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