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[quote]It's also based on a novel by a woman, so an authentic expression of gay experience it's not. But very little that comes out of Hollywood is lifelike. It's a romance.[quote]So by that same logic, Thackeray's Vanity Fair and Euripides's Medea and Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra cannot be authentic expressions of women's experience because they were all written by men, and you would also characterize them as "un-lifelike."[quote]I am a woman, [R99], and so are the majority of my friends. I cannot, in my life, recall even a passing acquaintance saying, "Gosh, I really feel I know what Cleopatra was going through right now."When did people here get so literal-minded, stupidly contrarian, and culturally illiterate? It's not about whether *you* personally can identify with the experiences of a character conceived by a seventeenth-century playwright and inspired by the Queen of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt in 32 BCE. The poster cited those two characters because they are well-known examples of complex, interesting, rich, and convincingly realized female literary characters written by men. He could also have mentioned Emma Bovary and Anna Karenina, who are equally compelling and multi-dimensional. Similarly, Jake Twist and Ennis Del Mar, as conceived by a woman, Annie Proulx, in a deceptively simple story, almost transcended their fictional status and became like 'real' people to their (sometimes overly) devoted fans.by Anonymousreply 111May 1, 2025 4:06 PM, The term "so Brokeback Mountain" became an anti gay slur. Hated that. But it was indicative of the seismic cultural impact of this movie.. Coming on the heals of the AIDS plague it helped "rehab" gay men as human beings, culturally at least. Because it was set pre plague the audience was freed of the persistant AID's baggage of previous "gay , Movie studios used to own theaters. Vertical integration: studios controlled production, distribution, and exhibition. Paramount, Warner Bros, MGM, and RKO all had theater chains. In 1948, the U.S. Supreme Court issued the Paramount Decree, forcing studios to divest their theaters..
I loved going to the drive-in when I was a kid. The movie didn't matter to me as much as the experience did. The warm spring/summer nights, the tinny sounding speaker hooked to the car window, families in lawn chairs, teenagers running around with their nervous socializing, staring at the night sky when the movie got boring., Gay Romance Movie "Firebird" (2021) The first trailer just dropped for the Cold War era gay romance Firebird, chronicling the love affair between two Soviet military officers played by Tom Prior and Oleg Zagorodnii., Even though the first movie I saw was the Santa Claus and Martians one, , I also remember seeing Connie Francis in Where the Boys Meet the girls. I remember Louis Armstrong being in it. Also Elvis Presley in Harum Scarum, around the same time. My parents didn't take me, there was a movie theater in the town square, we all (kids) just walked to it., The Ulla/Olive role will be combined with the Leo Bloom role, in the person of the ingenue cast as the sexpot, an American stud with high-functioning autism who accidentally gets a look at the film’s complex financing structure and realizes the only way the mob will make its money back is if the movie is an expensive flop, so the modest film , Fewer distributors means there's a power imbalance between Hollywood and the movie theaters. I listened to a podcast that was talking about the boom in indie films back in the 90s. The theory was that when theater chains started building multiplexes with 20-30+ screens, they needed more movies to show on those screens and were willing to book , [quote]Paul McCartney and John Lennon met on Saturday, July 6, 1957 — 12 years after the war, 10 years before they released Sgt Pepper — amid the pageantry of a suburban English garden party in Woolton, Liverpool: brass band, fancy-dress parades, cake stalls and hoopla games..