Top 100 Greatest Gay Movies (Newest List, 2015!)
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My favs are:
Ruben's place
The way he looks -
_**I'm glad I came across this thread…...great list @2222, amongst the lists the only gay themed film I haven't watch yet is Love is Strange - Stranger still, is that I have a copy of that film.....
I hope in the next survey, Fair Haven 2016 will be included in that list :)**_
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Glad you like it, I still have some wishlists from the list. I haven't seen Fair Haven (2016) too and looks promising.
And for the next survey, I'm thinking to make a list based on GT.ru member best list. It'll be fun :cheers:
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Glad you like it, I still have some wishlists from the list. I haven't seen Fair Haven (2016) too and looks promising.
And for the next survey, I'm thinking to make a list based on GT.ru member best list. It'll be fun :cheers:
I have already watched Fair Haven and it's in the tradition of Jongens and The Way He Looks
As for the next survey, it will be interesting to know the result of GT.ru's version of 100 Greatest Gay Themed Film Ever
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I have already watched Fair Haven and it's in the tradition of Jongens and The Way He Looks
Oh I see… I like those two films, so I'll wait to watch that one.
As for the next survey, it will be interesting to know the result of GT.ru's version of 100 Greatest Gay Themed Film Ever
I've been planning it for some times now. This is gonna be a long haul and I hope we will have a new list at the end of this year.
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Brokeback Mountain, big love, but cannot watch it again, too sad and heartbroken
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Brokeback Mountain, big love, but cannot watch it again, too sad and heartbroken
Agree, too tragic, my heart went out for Heath towards the end of the film :cry2:
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Really hope Burnt Money, My Private Own Idaho, Hawaii and Ciao were ranked higher
But Pride? Well deserved! -
Don't really get it…
My Top 3:
Party Monster (2003) US
Winter Journey (2013) Russia
50 Ways of Saying Fabulous (2005) US -
Brokeback Mountain :cheers:
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Is there a reason why the groundbreaking, gender-bending films "M. Butterfly" and "The Crying Game" weren't included? While I realize they're not necessarily about the gay experience, as they represent more of the "T" in LGBT, one might argue that these movies came a time when mainstream gay representation was scarce, and these movies were taken up by the gay community as cause célèbres for the queering of culture. Also, they're cultural masterpieces that have stood the test of time. :afr: :afr: :afr:
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Hope we will find the movies on the next list :cheers:
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Have already planned to watch
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very good job :love:
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No love for the gayest movie ever made CHELSEA GIRLS?
Also no foreign cinema? Didn't see Almodovar on the list anywhere!!
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My faves sadly didn't make it:
Anyway it's a great list! Love to explore it :cheers:
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My favorite movie hands down is still SHELTER
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Thx… very cool List
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Thanks for this 2015 Top 100 Greatest Gay Movies list.
I was still working through the 2012 Top 100 Greatest Gay Movies list. Newbie still catching up by poking around to find what is here.
So because it's now 2020 and before I jump in, can anyone say,
Is this 2015 list the latest list? -
"Cruising" with Al Pacino from 1980 tops anything on this list. He's an undercover detective, who assumes a leather man identity, cruises underground gay bars, dressed in jeans, a black tank top, a thick black leather belt, with clunky black leather ankle boots, a black leather jacket, and a black leather motorcycle cap. He acts as if he's trying to pick up "rough trade," another guy to fuck for a one night stand. The scenes are realistic, the sex appears genuine, the guys are believably gay; and there are many plot twists. Pacino's character is a straight, married hetero, but, in the scenes between two males, he seems totally gay, and into the scene. He doesn't chew up the scenery, buts acts the part, perfectly. The disguise is to find a serial killer of gay men, only involved in that type of scene,. This is before the AIDS crisis, and those kinds of scenes were common then. No awards given then to GLBTQ+ films, but this one deserves some. Very hard to find during the 1980's AIDS period, but readily available now.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JA-k-qhrFcQ
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