gayness
is there any gay stuff in this movie cause if there is i'll rent it
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the whole thing is flaming!
shareI don't know about the gayness. The Construction Worker was gyrating and slithering around with WOMEN in red sequined gowns in that "I Love you to Death." That SURELY makes him straight, right? *wink wink*
sharesweetie, millions of women gyrate and slither around gay men every day...they are called fag-hags...and the men don't becoem straight al of a sudden because of it? on the contrary ! :-)....yea, I know your post was meant to be ironic, but I couldn't resist :-)
shareThere is the phrase "gay but not gay." That means a TV or movie character talks like a gay, acts like a gay. But, so as not to offend the sensitve audience, the person is never called gay. And, he may even have a girlfriend but is for all intents and purposes gay.
Can't Stop the Music is a two-hour three minute "gay but not gay" movie. At no point is the word "gay" used, but everything about this movie is GAY GAY GAY. The men are all single and live in the Village of NYC. They make their debut concert in San Francisco. The Valerie Perrine character (Samantha) would be a fag hag in the real world. They sing a song about the YMCA.
The way this movie was filmed I'd say that Nancy Walker was a HUGE fag hag.
"What's truth got to do with it?"
"What's truth got to do with anything?"
It's cheesy and very silly. Badly acted, sure? But it's not that bad and the last scene had me bopping round the room. As a follow-up to "Grease" it was a clinker, but I have a bit of affection for it. And it is as gay as a picnic basket. LOL
shareBruce in short-short denim cutoffs and a male halter top, strutting downtown with the Village People? Their recess time in the YMCA video. Bruce shoved against the kitchen counter while Valerie and Steve strip him half-naked to avoid the hot baked lasagna from burning him. Yeah, it's pretty dang gay. And those are the only FUN scenes to treasure, in my opinion.
shareThis movie is gayer than a lisping pink poodle wearing Liberace's nightgown riding the teacup ride at Euro Disney.
This movie is so gay it makes Bobby Trendy look like John Wayne.
'nuff said!!
This movie is gayer than a lisping pink poodle wearing Liberace's nightgown riding the teacup ride at Euro Disney.
I tried to make a visualization of the above and just couldn't stop laughing for about 10 minutes! I imagined some hapless pooch twirling violently round and round in one of those f_cking teacups in that silly get up and intermittently barfing all over itself. All to the strains of some benign-sounding Disney tune. (Oh, zippedy-doo-dah, zippedy-day...)
Call the manager! Call the President! Call the FIRE DEPT!share
"This movie is gayer than a lisping pink poodle wearing Liberace's nightgown riding the teacup ride at Euro Disney"
Thankyou. This comment has made my day! Funniest thing I've heard in ages
HELLO??? The Whole Movie was like a Gay Explosion!
shareI must say that, as a female, I watched the movie thinking "this is the ultimate gay man's fantasy". Oh yeah... very gay.
shareThe late 70's "Disco era" included a lot of really gay stuff, like The Village People and this film.
I can't see how the producers didn't see this as anything else but that.
No normal guys could watch a film like this and not be totally creeped out.
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