What Film Is The Gayest Gay Movie of All Time?

[Deja Q]

:D

[CatBoreal]

1. It's not out yet but..

what about Brokenback Mountain??

[dolo amber]

2. Other: Mommie Dearest

:D

[Runcible Spoon]

37. hands down. eom.

[Call Me Wesley]

3. Manitou's Shoe.

German parody of also old German western movies (Winnetou).

[BelleCarolinaPeridot]

55. I saw that movie while I was living in Germany .

It was very funny in my opinion . Loved it :)

[terrya]

4. "Querelle"

God, was that a gay movie...

[dolo amber]

12. C'mere and gimme a kiss, you big gay stud

:* :hi:

[terrya]

31. Awww, gee....you called me a big gay stud...

How can I resist that?? :-)

:*

:hi:

[Cannikin]

5. Steel Magnolias

[WCGreen]

6. Fuckin' Wizard of Oz.....

God Damn it... And you call yourself a gay man.....

[Deja Q]

8. It was made in 1939... back when it was cool(er) to dis homosexuals!

Dorothy seemed not a lesbian either...

[tjwash]

7. Not a movie, but any episode of "Bonanza"

[nytemare]

9. "Victor, Victoria", or "Adventures of Pricilla, Queen of the Desert"

Yeah, those are my picks.

:)

[immoderate]

10. Zorro, the Gay Blade!

It was very funny.

--IMM

[devilgrrl]

11. Ben Hur, The Road Warrior

:shrug:

[Bzzzz]

13. In and Out...

hands down!

[Faygo Kid]

14. All About Eve. Case closed.

Bette at her most diva-ish, playing Margo Channing. Remember the great quote: "Fasten your seat belts. It's going to be a bumpy night."
But there is so much more. Anne Baxter as the scheming Bitch: "I think Miss Channing's greatness lies in her ability to pick the best plays." (right).
George Sanders (!) as worldly and cynical Addison DeWitt (!!): "You're maudlin and full of self pity. You're magnificent!"
Gay icons Celeste Holm and Thelma Ritter. Six Oscars, including for Best Costume Design. And finally, an impossibly young and beautiful Marilyn Monroe. A great movie, yet a towering nominee for gayest of the gay.
I rest my case.

[Guy Fawkes]

15. "Gay N******s From Outer Space"

It even has Elton John in it!
(IMDB isn't loading, so I can't post a link)

[baldguy]

47. I guess there's a movie for everyone.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0274518/

[RandomKoolzip]

16. "A Few Nude Men" or "Cuckoo For Cocoa Cocks."

[Cannikin]

20. ROTFL @ cuckoo

:yourock:

[GirlinContempt]

22. "Cuckoo For Cocoa Cocks."

:rofl:
:loveya:

[JVS]

17. Isn't there somekind of Lifetime produced Liberace movie?

I would think that it would qualify for being listed in the poll

[SeattleGirl]

18. "My Beautiful Laundrette"

I don't know if it's the gayest of the gay, but noticed you didn't have it in your poll.

[JanMichael]

53. You beat me to it! It should be in the poll.

[Obamarama]

19. Suddenly Last Summer....

Starring one of our own, Montgomery Clift AND the biggest, most glittering fag hag in the world, Elizabeth Taylor. She and Katherine Hepburn, "procuring" men for poor, poor Sebastian the poet to prey upon.

Elizabeth Taylor's scream at the climax of the movie is pure camp in all it's celluloid glory.

[maveric]

21. "Cabaret" and "The Boys in the Band".

To name a couple.

[Ivan Sputnik]

23. "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?"

Or maybe that's the ultimate masochism movie (before "Passion of the Mel" anyway).

[kwassa]

24. West Side Story!

Those Sharks and those Jets. When you're a Jet, your're a Jet all the way!

What other types of gangs would break into dance in real life?

one, two, three, kick! one, two, three, kick! Kick, turn, kick, turn.

[PassingFair]

25. "Longtime Companion"

I still think Bruce Davison's performance is one of the best things I've ever seen on film.
I saw it in my teens and DO believe that it made me a more generous and understanding person. Truth!

[serryjw]

27. The question was kinda insulting

but your answer was correct. One of the finest performances I have ever seen.

[PassingFair]

28. Didn't realize I was asking a question, let alone insulting anyone...

I didn't know anyone who was gay when I saw the movie, and I wasn't inclined to discriminate against any afterwards....

I also really loved the Angels in America mini-series.

[serryjw]

32. Sorry, I didn't make myself clear

I was referring to the ORIGINAL THREAD QUESTION....and I did agree with you about your choice

[Kire]

52. it's a copycat

somebody asked about the "guyest guy" movies in another thread

[NewJeffCT]

63. Spartacus

isn't that the King of gladiator movies?

[CatBoreal]

26. Oh, what about...

Bent?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118698/

Max is gay and as such is sent to Dachau concentration camp under the Nazi regime. He tries to deny he is gay and gets a yellow label (the one for Jews) instead of pink (the one for gays). In camp he falls in love with his fellow prisoner Horst, who wears his pink label with pride.

How could I forget this movie when my sweetie Clive Owen is in it???



He's just so darn hot!

[Horus45]

29. other: The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

Great Hugo Weaving role!
Agent Smith from The Matrix, hard to believe it's the same man!

[PDittie]

83. This one gets my vote

"Matrix" and "Memento" future stars.

Got to be a 'Six Degrees' in there...

[Jack_Dawson]

30. Brokeback Mountain

You'll see...

[Oeditpus Rex]

33. Thanks, Hyp

for prompting me to put "And The Band Played On" in my Netflix queue. Haven't seen it in years. Gawd, whatta great film.

I also added "The Laramie Project," which has the added benefit of Janeane Garofalo. :loveya:

[Orsino]

34. The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas

I mean, look at them Aggies, the Team That Dare Not Speak Its Name.

[khashka]

35. Parting Glances

One of the few movies that portrayed the love and fear between two men honestly.

Second, The Wedding Banquet. About love, clashing cultures, betrayal, and that not all families have to fit the normal mode. What really hit me was when the father (who supposedly didn't speak English, but did, and knew the truth) told his son's lover "Thank you for loving my son."


Khash.

[Kat45]

45. Yes, I loved "The Wedding Banquet"

That part with the father was great.

[Rowdyboy]

88. "Parting Glances" made the relationships seem real and honest....

I love the movie.

[Faygo Kid]

36. Bump for #14. If not My Finest Moment, and least my finest choice.

Forgive me, but I think this was a damned good choice. And someone, somewhere, gets it. Or curses me. But this one can't be ignored. It's also my 29 year old daughter's favorite movie (along with Sunset Boulevard, Princess Bride and Rear Window). So, I renew it. Ask my friend Tony if you have a problem. Eh? I have powerful friends.

[Onlooker]

38. Female Trouble

... well, it least deserves an honorary mention.

[EFerrari]

39. I don't know if this was the GAYEST, but I saw

Fried Green Tomatoes with my best friend. That would be my best friend whose favorite sister was an out lezzie, and one of our mutual heroes.

When the lights came up in the theater, I said, "It's so cool this film is so popular, with a lesbian love story at the center."

And my dearest Lorrie said, "What lesbian love story?!"

That set me back a little, but whaddo I know? lol

[TallahasseeGrannie]

40. The Return of the King

[Beausoir]

64. LOL! Agreed. n/t

[Neil Lisst]

41. anything with Sylvester Stallone!

but seriously ...


Priscilla of the Desert, which was fabulous, of course.

[Betty88]

42. DEBS

I loved this movie. Cute girls in short skirts, middle aged lesbian could not ask for more.

[DemoTex]

43. "Lust in the Dust"

Tab Hunter and Divine. Really queer film!

[CatBoreal]

44. Dear Gods...

Lainie Kazan was in that one!

The sweet mom from My Big Fat Greek Wedding???

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

[Kat45]

46. An older one: The Boys In The Band (1970)

Back before the wingnuts took over this country, this movie was shown, uncut, on a local UHF station! I wrote to the station to commend them for doing so. (Of course, I saw it so long ago that I can't really remember it, but I remember liking it at the time.)

But I would say that my favorite gay movie is "Kiss Me Guido." Being an Italian-American, I particularly appreciated it. "The Wedding Banquet" is another good one.

[SharonRB]

69. On my way home a little while ago, I heard an interview

with Christopher Kennedy Lawford, who has a new book out. Seems he's done some acting (poor acting, according to him) and he had a part in "Kiss Me, Guido." I saw it when it was in the theatres a few years ago. Not a great movie by any means, but very gay.

[Kat45]

78. I remember that he was in it.

I was aware of him because we were in the same class in college; I wasn't aware of him when I was in school, but read about him being in my class. I also heard part of that interview on the radio, but not the part when he talked about his acting.

I loved that movie. A lot of the stuff with the Italian-American family was priceless.

[Hyernel]

48. The Jesus Chainsaw Massacre

AKA Passion of the Christ!

[Bzzzz]

49. In and Out...n/t

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

50. Rocky Horror Picture Show

is kind of out there.

[malachibk]

51. Evil Under the Sun

It's an Agatha Christie murder mystery. Stars Maggie Smith, Sylvia Miles, Diana Rigg, Roddy MacDowell among others.

I saw it when I was six and watched it over and over again on HBO. Explains A LOT.

[NMMNG]

54. Better Than Chocolate

[leanin_green]

56. Top Gun. n/t

[Floogeldy]

57. What about "Midnight Cowboy?"

I've only seen bits and pieces, though.

[Heidi]

61. That's one of my favorite films.

But it makes me cry my eyes out. :(

[Floogeldy]

62. I should rent it.

:)

[Liberal Veteran]

58. The Bakshi version of Lord of the Rings....

Those were the gayest hobbits EVER!

[BigMcLargehuge]

59. Megaforce

[Rowdyboy]

60. The sweetest story you listed is "Beautiful Thing"...

"Make your own kind of music" will never sound the same to me after seeing this movie. The climactic scene at the end left me crying like a little girl.

I vote "Beautiful Thing"

[Chovexani]

65. Velvet Goldmine

:loveya:

[kid a]

66. napolean dynomite

[Mutley]

67. The Birdcage: Funniest. Movie. Ever!

Philadelphia made me cry like a big baby. :cry:

[CanuckAmok]

68. Other: Uncle Gay-Gay's All-Homosexual Gay-O-Rama (the Gay version).

I'd say the director's cut, but he turned out to be bi.

[DanCa]

70. Zorro the gay blade?

[Abelman]

71. This is an amazing copycat thread

Oh, I don't know. I guess "Gay" (2004). Never seen it, but it sounds pretty gay.

[robbedvoter]

72. Not Birdcage - but La Cage aux Folles - that WAS GOOD!

And how about Priscilla - Queen of the Desert? Or better yet - Kiss of the Spider Woman - another grand one?

[Terran]

73. "The Women"

"There's a word for you ladies, but it's not used in polite society. Outside of a kennel, that is."

By FAR the gayest film ever made.

[Shine]

74. The Birdcage, with Robin Williams. Very funny stuff.

I see others have mentioned it, as well.

:thumbsup:

[Eurobabe]

75. Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

[Democrats_win]

76. "Camp" About a summer camp devoted to Broadway shows.

Vlaad: "Have you ever thought about trying heterosexuality?"

Michael: "You mean dating a straight guy?"

[0007]

77. Bird Cage was great.

[GrpCaptMandrake]

79. Did I miss

"To Wong Fu, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar somewhere in the list?

[begin_within]

80. Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?

[SofaKingLiberal]

81. Other - A Soldier in the Bush. Starring George Bush and Jeff Gannon

It's a privately circulated film among conservatives in Washington.
I have a friend who's a thief who took it from a congressman's house. He's thinking of selling it on Ebay.

[REP]

82. Ma Vie en Rose or Last Tango in Paris

Or It's A Wonderful Life.

[Tony_Illinois]

84. Die Mommie Die!

Busch adapts his own play to this screen pastiche while donning satin and pearls to play Angela Arden, a faded chanteuse who plots to escape a miserable marriage by slipping an arsenic-laced suppository to her producer-husband, Sol Sussman (Philip Baker Hall). His death -- Busch actually insists his story is based on the Greek tragedy "The Orestia" -- throws the household into turmoil.

Daughter Edith (Natasha Lyonne), who has always hated Mom, now wants her as dead as Dad. Son Lance (Stark Sands), a mama's boy suffering from brain damage caused by his mother's pill popping during pregnancy, grows even more confused. Angela's stud boyfriend, Tony (Jason Priestley), turns on the sexual charm to win both siblings over to his cause. Family servant Bootsie (Frances Conroy), who was always a great comfort to Sol, stands to inherit much of the estate, according to a will drawn up just before Sol's death. Before she can spend a penny, though, she turns up dead herself.

The queen of the ball here, of course, is Busch, who has got the diva act down pat: the head flips, pouty lips, studied posture and flair for melodrama. Busch's Angela is a hard-drinking, man-hungry temptress, a terrible mother and an over-the-hill star deluding herself about a comeback. She has a gift for gab, tossing off lines such as the one about a man who "slipped into my life as easily as vermouth into a glass of gin."

Copyright 2005 The Hollywood Reporter

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

85. Whatever the new cowboy movie with Jake Gyllenhall is

That's your answer right there!

[laylah]

86. Birdcage!

[freestyle]

87. Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

That movie is into whole new dimenssions of gayness, and is great fun. Hugo Weaving, who we are more familiar with from Matrix and Lord of the Rings, is excellent.

[WeRQ4U]

89. Rocky III

FIlled with homoerotic scenes. For instance, Sly and Colt .45 guy splashing around in the waves, half naked, after finishing a run. Soooooooooooooooooooo gay.