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Will we ever have a TRUE LGBT+ movie?


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gagzus

Question in the title.

Since all the latest movies have been lackluster and have mostly all-straight and cis actors and directors who just dont get it.

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Probably not in the near future. And we can't blame them. LGBT struggles and relationships are really complex, diverse and nuanced. We can't vy for absolute perfect representation. Even straight romance is butchered by cis Hollywood :lolga:

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Supersonic
5 minutes ago, gagzus said:

Question in the title.

Since all the latest movies have been lackluster and have mostly all-straight and cis actors and directors who just dont get it.

Hide quick, the Call Me By Your Name twinks are getting out their pitchforks

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gagzus
1 minute ago, Supersonic said:

Hide quick, the Call Me By Your Name twinks are getting out their pitchforks

the movie isn't that good tbh and the novel is very... meh, although i do prefer it and like it much more than the movie

 

 

3 minutes ago, TheShameMonster said:

Probably not in the near future. And we can't blame them. LGBT struggles and relationships are really complex, diverse and nuanced. We can't vy for absolute perfect representation. Even straight romance is butchered by cis Hollywood :lolga:

this is true, however there's a plethora of openly lgbt+ actors, they could've had them play the leads in CMBYN or Love, Simon. They could've made stonewall with gay and trans actors etc and there's also lgbt+ directors too. Hollywood focuses too much on names and money than art it seems.

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I think it'll take a while before that happens :triggered: Black people fought for their civil rights in the 60s and it's only now, 50-60 years later, that we're starting to get films like Black Panther that give them proper representation.

My guess is that by the end of the 21st century LGBT films will become so ordinary no one will even question it.

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2 minutes ago, gagzus said:

the movie isn't that good tbh and the novel is very... meh, although i do prefer it and like it much more than the movie
 

I mean... CMBYN is a movie written by straight people, about gay people, for straight people. The movie is as gay as Shawn Mendes or Nick Jonas actually are. 0%. The movie is creepy and so is the novel.

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Call Me By Your Name isn't perfect but it is good

HOWEVER God's Own Country is a slow mess and i'm sick of that stereotype of gay men who are internally homophobic initiating sex by basically wrestling and fighting each other until somebody slips inside the other :nails: 

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Cobra Cruz

You mean a movie with only LGBT people ? No straight people ? Seems pretty retarded to me. 

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PunkTheFunk
18 minutes ago, Supersonic said:

Hide quick, the Call Me By Your Name twinks are getting out their pitchforks

 

13 minutes ago, Mindblown said:

*pauses Call Me By Your Name and grabs pitchfork*

CMBYN is cute but it's about two upper-middle class, attractive, cisgendered, white men, one of whom has gay-friendly parents. And they're played by two straight actors :lolga:  It's a good start but we need more mainstream films that encompass the diversity of the LGBT community. 

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2 minutes ago, Supersonic said:

I mean... CMBYN is a movie written by straight people, about gay people, for straight people. The movie is as gay as Shawn Mendes or Nick Jonas actually are. 0%. The movie is creepy and so is the novel.

true i'll give you that, the peach scene alone makes me a bit uneasy like... girl...

 

 

1 minute ago, ryanripley said:

Call Me By Your Name isn't perfect but it is good

HOWEVER God's Own Country is a slow mess and i'm sick of that stereotype of gay men who are internally homophobic initiating sex by basically wrestling and fighting each other until somebody slips inside the other :nails: 

i'd heard about that but didnt wanna see it tbh, i'm also dubious about Love, Simon because i heard a rumour he ends up basically falling for a girl in the end thus defeating the purpose of the whole thing

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I'm kind of thirsty for a well written LGBT+ film about bisexual men and/or the gay experience in lesser known parts of the world, like Asia, Africa or the Arab world tbh, constantly seeing only white twinks fall in love in the only gay movies available is just a bit... disparaging as someone thats asian.

Not to say that those movies aren't good in their own right. I'd just like another perspective for once.

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PunkTheFunk
1 minute ago, Cobra Cruz said:

You mean a movie with only LGBT people ? No straight people ? Seems pretty retarded to me. 

And yet we watch movies with only straight people and no LGBT people and no one bats an eyelash :madge:

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gagzus
1 minute ago, Cobra Cruz said:

You mean a movie with only LGBT people ? No straight people ? Seems pretty retarded to me. 

i never said that, i simply said with LGBT people portrayed by ACTUAL LGBT people and directed by LGBT directors, of course there'd be straight people in it... they make up the majority of the population of the planet :rip: more like how BP was 99% all-black cast with a black director

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gagzus
1 minute ago, Haiii said:

I'm kind of thirsty for a well written LGBT+ film about bisexual men and/or the gay experience in lesser known parts of the world, like Asia, Africa or the Arab world tbh, constantly seeing only white twinks fall in love in the only gay movies available is just a bit... disparaging as someone that asian.

yeah, an LGBT film shown from other cultures and races would be great as well. I mean Moonlight kinda of went there by portraying the experience of black gay men however it was still done by straight people and i don't think it was THAT amazing of a movie and highlighted more about homophobia and internalised homophobia than showing a gay experience

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