adventure… Movie #48 2023: Nimona (2023) 24 Jul 202324 Jul 2023 Who knew that this year's best animated movie (okay, maybe not including Across the Spider-Verse) would be a Netflix original. Obviously there's still a lot of 2023 to go, but…
Uncategorized Movie #49 2022: Crush (2022) 19 May 202219 May 2022 When I was growing up, there was absolutely no teen-appropriate LGBTQ+ media. In fact, the only lesbian romantic comedy in film that I can remember seeing before the age of…
christmas… Movie #232 2021: Single All The Way (2021) 24 Dec 202123 Dec 2021 There seems to be a trend developing in the realm of Christmas films. Well, that's if you can call two movies 'a trend', I guess. Last year, Happiest Season was…
Cerebral… Movie #188 2021: Hannah Gadsby: Nanette (2018) 14 Aug 202111 Aug 2021 YES, OKAY, I KNOW! It’s taken me 3 years to actually watch this. In fact, I’m probably the last gay on earth to see it so I guess it’s about time.…
Drama… Movie #347 2020: Call Me By Your Name (2017) 12 Dec 202029 Dec 2020 For my own sanity, I've decided to step away from Christmas for at least a few films. It's only right. Look out for number 1, etc. Call Me By Your…
christmas… Movie #344 2020: Happiest Season (2020) 9 Dec 20203 Dec 2020 Wahoooooooo! A Christmas movie that DIDN'T SUCK. If anything, this was one of my favourite movies of the year, and my girlfriend and I watched it twice in two days…
Comedy… Movie #238 2020: Pride (2014) 25 Jul 202025 Jul 2020 Would you look at that? A gay watching a movie about gays. Groundbreaking. Pride is the 2014 movie based on a true story; the story of an unlikely partnership between…
Documentary Movie #232 2020: Disclosure (2020) 7 Jul 20201 Jul 2020 Though Pride Month was slightly muted this year - and rightly so - by the COVID-19 pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement, I felt as though I should educate…
Coming of Age… Movie #155 2020: The Half of It (2020) 17 May 202013 May 2020 The Half Of It is doing relatively well on Netflix and in critics' circles currently. Why? Because we are all starved of new content, obviously. No cinemas, no new production…
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