[ SECRET POST #2682 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2682 ⌋

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Comments

Re: "Just One Time"

[feotakahari]

I tried watching The Bird Cage because I heard it was great. I didn't get the humor, so I stopped pretty quickly. I still vaguely intend to give it another try someday.

The only other movie I can remember watching that had non-stereotypical gay characters is Angels in America, which felt way too long. The only storyline that interested me was Prior's, though I might have liked Joe if it hadn't twisted him into a bland villain by the end. (One of my biggest issues with the original play, echoed in the movie, was that it didn't really allow for the existence of gay conservatives--if you're a conservative character, you have to either stop being conservative or be a traitor to gay people.)

Re: "Just One Time"

[silvereriena]

Aaaargh I just sat there at the end of Angels in America wondering why Joe was the only character who didn't get any sort of conclusion or closure. He just kinda drops off the map at the end.

Re: "Just One Time"

[(Anonymous)]

I've seen La Cage Au Folles, the original French version of the Birdcage, and I found it very disappointing, it was nowhere near as funny or outrageous as I'd hoped it would be.