I went to grad school for film, only to play in the dumpster in the back.
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Longtime Companion 1989
It's something to watch a movie with a heavy theme about hindsight with enough distance to have even more hindsight about it. Especially in a landscape affected by Covid and with the strides that have been made with AIDS research since the 90's.
This has been on my list for a hot minute, because I've always had an interest in stories about the early days of the epidemic, especially in New York. Being able to see the progression throughout the…
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Work on the Grass 1993
I waited to review this until my friends watched it too, just in case I was overthinking about how gay this is. Turns out, no, it's definitely very gay. I'd really like to meet someone who doesn't think that just for a different perspective.
Anyway, I liked the subtle tenderness and sensitivity of this. It says a lot between the lines and even if it is very blatant about what it's trying to say, it still doesn't feel like it's dumbing itself down.
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Microwave Massacre 1979
Man, this extended version of Spaghetti Again was weird.
I've been wanting to watch this for years and finally got around to it, and it definitely wasn't what I was expecting. To be honest, I felt like it didn't know what it wanted to be and had some moments that just felt disjointed. Too bad, the premise sounded cool.
But I have to admit, Jackie Vernon fumbling his way through one-liners and little monologues was hilarious.
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Wicked 2024
I just want to quickly point out that I've never seen the show on Broadway and I haven't read the book either. My only knowledge going into this was the same two or three songs my theatre loving friends would play over-and-over when we were kids. I am, however, I huge fan of the 1939 film.
I actually wound up liking this a lot more than I thought I would! I'm always super wary of anything that dips into Oz…
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