Re: What movies are you watching?
Posted: Thu January 18, 2024 9:59 pm
Stop saying this! Give us a chance!epilogue wrote:I imagine "RM" will be underwhelmed by it.
Stop saying this! Give us a chance!epilogue wrote:I imagine "RM" will be underwhelmed by it.
He is way more open and smart than usThe Argonaut wrote:Stop saying this! Give us a chance!epilogue wrote:I imagine "RM" will be underwhelmed by it.
The Argonaut wrote:Stop saying this! Give us a chance!epilogue wrote:I imagine "RM" will be underwhelmed by it.
Oh! I see... you've totally misunderstood everything I've posted for the last decade. Gotcha. That actually helps me.VinylGuy wrote:He is way more open and smart than usThe Argonaut wrote:Stop saying this! Give us a chance!epilogue wrote:I imagine "RM" will be underwhelmed by it.

I hadn't heard of him, let alone seen any of his other films, before yesterday. Do you have one or two you'd recommend?The Argonaut wrote:All of Us Strangers is the only remaining 2023 movie I've yet to see that I'm still really excited about. Andrew Haigh's other movies about gay characters are tremendous and this one features Paul Mescal and seems to have some magical realism time travel element that I find appealing. Can't hardly wait for it to make it out to the provinces
Weekend is a favorite, about a brief love affair between two men. The TV series and finale movie Looking is also great, about a group of gay men in San Francisco, starring the wonderful Jonathan Groff.epilogue wrote:I hadn't heard of him, let alone seen any of his other films, before yesterday. Do you have one or two you'd recommend?The Argonaut wrote:All of Us Strangers is the only remaining 2023 movie I've yet to see that I'm still really excited about. Andrew Haigh's other movies about gay characters are tremendous and this one features Paul Mescal and seems to have some magical realism time travel element that I find appealing. Can't hardly wait for it to make it out to the provinces
Oh snap! He did Looking? I had no idea. That's cool.The Argonaut wrote:Weekend is a favorite, about a brief love affair between two men. The TV series and finale movie Looking is also great, about a group of gay men in San Francisco, starring the wonderful Jonathan Groff.epilogue wrote:I hadn't heard of him, let alone seen any of his other films, before yesterday. Do you have one or two you'd recommend?The Argonaut wrote:All of Us Strangers is the only remaining 2023 movie I've yet to see that I'm still really excited about. Andrew Haigh's other movies about gay characters are tremendous and this one features Paul Mescal and seems to have some magical realism time travel element that I find appealing. Can't hardly wait for it to make it out to the provinces