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Review: This "Precious" is All That and More
Review: This "Precious" is All That and More
by
Jen Sabella
, Nov 19, 2009
The heartbreaking film based on the Sapphire novel depicts both abuse and hope, and features a lesbian teacher who champions the title character.
Review: Gay "Fatherhood Dreams" Sometimes Come True
Review: Gay "Fatherhood Dreams" Sometimes Come True
by
Brent Hartinger
, Nov 18, 2009
A new documentary makes an eloquent case for gay parenthood merely by showing us three fascinating gay male families.
"Dare" is Daring, But Could Be Bolder With Gay Theme
"Dare" is Daring, But Could Be Bolder With Gay Theme
by
Alonso Duralde
, Nov 11, 2009
Unlike many films with teen characters, this mostly effective high school Threesome doesn't sugarcoat adolescent bad behavior.
New on DVD: Gay indies, Bert & Ernie and more!
New on DVD: Gay indies, Bert & Ernie and more!
by
Alonso Duralde
, Nov 10, 2009
Plus, the ultimate Watchmen, Eating Out and Make the Yuletide Gay.
Review: "Make the Yuletide Gay" Makes the Holidays Mildly Amusing at Best
Review: "Make the Yuletide Gay" Makes the Holidays Mildly Amusing at Best
by
Brent Hartinger
, Nov 9, 2009
Finally, a gay-themed holiday movie! I really wanted to like it. Sadly, I didn't.
Review: "Mr. Right" Doesn't Get Too Much Wrong
Review: "Mr. Right" Doesn't Get Too Much Wrong
by
Brent Hartinger
, Nov 6, 2009
A world premiere British movie airing this Sunday on Logo is slight, but affecting.
Review: “Hollywood, je t’aime” is a Gay French Film (Even if it’s Not)
Review: “Hollywood, je t’aime” is a Gay French Film (Even if it’s Not)
by
Brent Hartinger
, Oct 28, 2009
This new American gay romantic comedy has the feel of a French film (and the same casual attitude about sex).
Review: "Where the Wild Things Are" (Sadly) Isn't Worth Visiting
Review: "Where the Wild Things Are" (Sadly) Isn't Worth Visiting
by
Brent Hartinger
, Oct 15, 2009
Worried that Spike Jonze new "children's" film will be one of those pretentious arthouse films where nothing happens? You should be.
Review: "An Englishman in New York" Was Out of Place There Too
Review: "An Englishman in New York" Was Out of Place There Too
by
Brent Hartinger
, Oct 15, 2009
This terrific follow-up to 1975's The Naked Civil Servant shows how the gay gadfly never quite fit in.
“Eating Out 3” Makes for a Mostly Unsatisfying Meal
“Eating Out 3” Makes for a Mostly Unsatisfying Meal
by
Brent Hartinger
, Oct 9, 2009
The third – and weakest – entry in the gay sex farce series proves this is a franchise of diminishing returns.
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