Socio-Political CrisesMunich, Crash, Brokeback Mountain, Jarhead, The Constant Gardener, Syriana and Goodnight and Good Luck
Biopic Fever Continues OR Because Ray, Kinsey, Finding Neverland, & The Aviator just weren't enough last year!
Capote and Walk the Line
It's a Gay Gay Gay Gay World
Brokeback Mountain, The Producers, Capote, Rent, Transamerica, The Libertine and Breakfast on Pluto *this angle has already been approached by the NY Times in what will undoubtedly become a camp classic of heterosexual panic journalism (see also ModFab's take on this strange piece.)
Miscellania OR Films that can't play along with the "stories" unless they become one themselves
Memoirs of a Geisha, King Kong, Cinderella Man, The New World, White Countess, Mrs. Henderson Presents, Match Point and Pride & Prejudice
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5 comments:
Munich is listed twice in your "sociopolitical crises" mix. But that's OK, it makes sense. It is kind of "in your face" in that way.
Look at me, I'm Steven Spielberg's new film "Munich!" I want oscars! What is my name, you ask? Munich! That's right. "Munich" with an M. Got it.
The Libertine isn't gay at all, more's the pity. At best you could describe it as mildly bicurious.
my my nitpicky today.
Sorry, didn't mean it to come out that way! Just thought you might want to be apprised, since advance word is misleading. This is 17th century metrosexuality, basically.
Just read that wacky NYT piece. So: the genius of Hoffman's performance is that it goes beyond sexuality? Gosh. I hear this Capote fella even found time to write a book or two, when he wasn't busy, you know, being gay.
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