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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsAretha Franklin - I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You) - live in Amsterdam, 1968
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Aretha Franklin - I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You) - live in Amsterdam, 1968 (Original Post)
highplainsdem
Mar 2022
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I just checked the release date, which was several weeks after my mom had a
highplainsdem
Mar 2022
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Coventina
(27,054 posts)1. Best use of this song EVER!!! Was in Bound (1996)
I love caper movies, and I love positive depictions of same sex love.
highplainsdem
(48,899 posts)2. Had to google the film. Don't recall ever hearing of it.
Coventina
(27,054 posts)3. It was very "controversial" in 1996, for its positive portrayal of two women
in a (mostly) positive relationship.
My husband and I loved it. He loves gangster movies, I love caper movies (with or without gangsters, actually, I prefer without) and we both applauded the boldness of portraying the lgbtq+ community in a positive way. (Or, as positive as it can be when involved with criminal activity, I guess).
highplainsdem
(48,899 posts)4. I just checked the release date, which was several weeks after my mom had a
heart attack, so I think that's probably why I never heard of the film or quickly forgot about it.
Coventina
(27,054 posts)5. Completely understandable. As I recall, it wasn't a box office success. n/t