Queer (Daniel Craig)

[Orale 1178]

This comes out today. It looks intriguing and Craig is always great. It has mostly positive reviews so far. I'm a sucker for period pieces. 

 

Edited December 13 by Orale
Silly quip.

[Iceman 2978]

Warden Norton's grandson on the right in that pic above?

[LCHorn 2750]

3 hours ago, Orale said:

For my fellow homos. This comes out today. It looks intriguing and Craig is always great. It has mostly positive reviews so far. I'm a sucker for period pieces. 

 

Why do you need to be a homo to be into this?  My wife and I both thought Call Me By Your Name was terrific.

A Portrait of a Woman on Fire was also excellent.  I think one of the reviews for it made the case that you can’t really do forbidden romance anymore except with same sex lovers because so little is forbidden.  

[Buzzrock 15136]

1 hour ago, LCHorn said:

Why do you need to be a homo to be into this?  My wife and I both thought Call Me By Your Name was terrific.

A Portrait of a Woman on Fire was also excellent.  I think one of the reviews for it made the case that you can’t really do forbidden romance anymore except with same sex lovers because so little is forbidden.  

I guess no one told aggy

[Orale 1178]

1 hour ago, LCHorn said:

Why do you need to be a homo to be into this?  My wife and I both thought Call Me By Your Name was terrific.

One doesn't need to be to appreciate it. No offense intended. 

Edited December 13 by Orale

[Parliament 14593]

James Bond faked his own death so he could become his real self?  NTTAWWT

[Sweetnsourpoke 174]

I thought it was great. Craig did an incredible job with this role and the drug experience in Ecuador was remarkably shot. 

Weird hearing modern rock songs in a period piece but it works. 

The sex scenes are enough to scare off the homophobes but overall was a cool film.