[ SECRET POST #3284 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3284 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Daredevil (2015)]


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(Karl Urban as Leonard H. "Bones" McCoy in Star Trek)


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[Ash vs. the Evil Dead]


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[Love Actually]















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Is this actually romantic? As someone who hasn't seen the movie.

[deird1]

No. The movie has a lot of romantic stories, but also looks at love between stepfather and stepson, love between brother and sister, and (this one) love between colleagues (the aging rockstar and his manager).

Specifically: the rockstar walks into the manager's flat near the end, having just left a massive party at Elton John's because he reckons you should spend Christmas with someone you love, and he's just realised that most of his life has been spent with his manager, that his manager is the closest thing he has to a family or best friend, and that the manager is "the fucking love of my life". It's rather sweet.

[(Anonymous)]

I've seen the movie loads of times and I'm still not sure. It's not "canon" romantic but the one guy does leave a party with lots of women and calls the other "the love of his life" and idk, could've been something implied there, with two older single bachelors spending their lives together. If the movie was made today, I think there would've been a chance that they'd be gay. There wasn't any other gay pair or character in the movie, as I recall, so I kind of thought that was the role they were playing.

[(Anonymous)]

There's a cut lesbian storyline that was really good if you can get ahold of the DVD extras.