Just watching this now. The Latin dude is hot, I agree. And fancy David Ross from Bad Boys Inc. being in it, playing a gayer no less!

"Were The World Mine" - A surreal/fantasy musical centred around "A Midsummer Night's Dream" in which a young man discovers a potion which makes the drinker fall in the love with the first person they see (he goes to an all-boys school).

Didn't expect to like it but actually thought it was quite entertaining, would probably make a very good stage musical if it was de-Americanised a bit to make it less corny.

"Tan Lines" - A drama about gay surfers from Australia. Terrible acting, dialogue and editing/direction but the totty quota is oustanding (plus it does have some very nice surreal touches).

I can highly recommend Antarctica. An Israeli film about trying to find love with the right person and what one would be willing to do for love. I know my description doesn't really sell it but it's a really good movie and one of the leads is totally hot and appears naked quite a lot at the start of the movie. It also gives an insight into gay love in Israel which most people probably have a preconceived idea about.

A Bigger Splash
I found this movie on sale in Borders and remembered seeing it when I was a lot younger. I didn't remember that much about it except there was quite a bit of male nudity (one of the movies I saw in my teens that made me realise I was gay). I knew it was about the artist David Hockney but couldn't really remember the whole movie. It's filmed like a documentary but isn't a documentary (if you watch the interview with the director in the Extras you'll understand what I mean) and covers three years in the life of David Hockney from 1971 to 1974 and the effect of his model and boyfriend leaving him.

It might be too arty (no pun intended) for some but I thought it was really good and although it looks dated (it was released in 1974) it's still a fascinating insight into the life of an artist.

Chansons D'Amour: With the gorgeous Louis Garrell and Gregoire Leprince-Ringuet. Worth 1.5 hours of anyone's time.
Boys on Film: Various shorts over a number of volumes.
Hounded: Kostja Ullmann (Summer Storm) naked and spanked.
Rock Haven: Attractive leads. Gay -vs- Religion theme similar to Latter Days.
White Squall: Another hollywood gay-but-not-gay movie. A young Ryan Phillippe in wet tighty-whities anyone?
Cockles and Muscles: French and therefore a bit weird, but great looking leads.
Garcon Stupide: Surprisingly good plot and various full frontals from stunning lead Pierre Chatagny.

And looking forward to: Shank.

I just bought Derek Jarman's Sebastiane which was the movie that made me realise I was gay when I was about 13 and it was shown on C4. Although it's all in Latin there's a lot of male nudity and the scene in the large rock pool between the two lovers is SO erotic (famously featuring an erection which was screened on C4 without anyone realising).

I also bought Greek Pete: A Year In The Life of a Rent Boy. I haven't watched it yet but it's supposed to be very good.

I shouldn't admit this but I also bought The Lair Season 2. I know it's awful but there are some hot guys in it and lots of male nudity (including gay porn stars).

Well i can definitely recommend Greek Pete and Sebastiane is definitely one of the most, if not the most, homoerotic movie ever.

"Endgame" - Starring Daniel Newman. Quite violent and nasty in places but also has some very, very hot scenes. In fact the last 20 mins are about the only time Daniel keeps his clothes on for any length, lol.

LMFAO!!!

Hedwig and the Angry Inch - A great watch if you like zany/artsy movies with a good story accompanied by colourful and interesting rock music.
Rating: *****

A Home At the End of the World - Erm this one is all drama and has not much REALLY interesting going on (unless you are into the teenage mutual wank between the main male characters). I heard this film had gay elements and so I watched it in light of seeing Colin Farrel's sex tape thinking it would satisfy to some degree in accordance with this, only to realise that I should have just watched the sex tape again really. Still I didn't hate watching it as I can appreciate a drama, and for those others of you who can to, this is possibly a film you should watch.
Rating: **

The Dreamers - Not typically a "gay film" but it does have elements situated around a 2m1f threesome realtionship forming between a brother and sister and their new American friend, bound together by their mutual love for film. Michael Pitt, most famous for his Dawson's Creek spell, shows cock in this film and frankly should be more famous for that than anything else. I liked this film, you might not, but at least the theme song is a lazy, melodic tune of Sheryl Crow's.
Rating: ***

Nice thread!

Just watched Beefcake.

Based on story of Bob Mizer - Athletic Model Guild.

Includes flashback interviews, during movie, of Joe Dallesandro and others.

Quite a bit of nudity - intrinsic to plot and tastefully done.

Yep, it was a good movie.

i love shelter brilliant film but am i the only person who wants to slap his sister hehe

just seen shelter and abosolutely loved it, its beautiful. how cute is Zach, you cant help but fall in love with that guy.



slap is a bit of an understatement !!! but then again every character in the film is sweeter than honey (inc the on/off girlfriend) so you need the sis, but still i wouldnt mind giving her a piece of my mind !!!

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Just watched Shank. Was ok. The acting was mainly average but the french guy was just AWFUL. Tom Bolt really is the most amazing guy ever though.

I'D TAP IT 4SURE <123

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Not gay-themed, but with gay character(s)


Tropic Thunder; I Love You, Man; Rock N Rolla (4 gay characters, thanks Guy Ritchie)

Hollywood, je t'aime

Highly recommended by moi!

I watched Sebastiane last week.
It was made like one of those films made for schools about Greco Roman times.
But it had some nice nudity that Miss Dawson wouldn't have shown us.
No plot though.

I've never bothered with the plot.

How can anyone say there's no plot to Sebastiane?

*Joke*

I knew you were joking but Yorkshire Guy obviously wasn't.

Are we talking about the same Sebastiane?
Made in the 1970s? Slaves? Some sort of conscientious objectors?
I found it plotless.

Yes, it's the story of the Martyrdom of St Sebastian. Even though the dialogue is in Latin I could still follow the story.

So they guy on the cover was a Saint?

Now he's beginning to get it!

But did you know he was a Saint before you watched it?
I've never even heard of him.
Are you The Pope?

Yes and No. I'm not even religious. I first saw this movie when I was about 11 or 12 (it was the movie that made me realise I was attracted to men) and even then I knew what it was about. The was another movie called The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian with Michael Biehn but it wasn't quite as homoerotic as Sebastiane.

I still think it was pretty poor.

But were you really watching it for the story?

Moving away from piss poor Latin amdram....

I've just watched Close to Leo.

Subtitled French film about a young man finding out that he's HIV+.

I'd recommend the movie.

The Garden.

A Derek Jarman film starring Tilda Swinton.

Pretentious wank, so will be suitable for some on here.

Whirlwind. Interesting story, sexy actors and some of them can actually act. slightly predictable storyline but worth a watch!

I've just ordered some old gay movies on DVD (Wilde, Hustler White and Pink Narcissus). I've never actually watched Wilde in it's entirety (I just wanted to see the male nudity). Hustler White is an odd movie but does have Tony Ward in it. Pink Naricssus is considered a gay classic and is one of the gay movies I remember seeing when I was younger.

Oh I confused the word pretentious with potential when I read it the first time!

Well I watched Huster White last night. It's very loosely based on Sunset Boulevard. There are a few hot guys who bare all but more unattractive guys baring all and there's some rather full on stuff (like amputee sex). So I don't know if I'd recommend it or not.

Just watched 200 American.

Poor acting.
Thin plot.
Some hot guys but no nudity.

So not recommended.

For those that like pretentious wank (wait, is that me?) Derek Jarman's Edward II is out on DVD starring Steven Waddington and Tilda Swinton.

I watched Wilde last night. I had watched the whole movie before and it's really good. Stephen Fry was brilliant as Wilde and Jude Law is so damn hot (and what a nice ass). Ok, so I'm shallow (but I know Juse is a good actor as well)!

This is on Channel 4 tonight at 1.25am for anyone wanting to watch it without having to rent or buy.

Love and Human Remains.

Okayish. The whodunnit only had 2 suspects!

Too much breast, but no cock on show.

Starred the guy from Dharma and Greg according to IMDB.

I thought it was kind of weird. I like Thomas Gibson though (from Dharma and Greg)

Just watched The Living End.

Some will think it crap, others will find it arty.

Just ordered "No Night Is Too Long" via VOD, a BBC thriller (based on a novel by Ruth Rendell) from 2002 starring Marc Warren and the gorgeous Lee Williams...

Same difference, surely

Just watched Hedwig and the angry inch (taped on a video recorder from Channel 4 last night).

I thought it was ok. It seems to have a lot of fans though.

Probably been mentioned here already (but I can't be bothered trawling through 8 pages to check) - Presque Rien, also known as Come Undone in the US and Almost Nothing in the UK and Ireland. It's a French film about a guy spending the Summer in Brittany before going to university, and he meets a really hot guy and they fall in love, but that is only one third of the story. It has a really weird structure and keeps switching between Summer, Autumn and Winter over the space of 18 months. I remember I was obsessed with it for about two years, I loved it so much.

Are you trying to impress us?

John Water's "Polyester" starring Divine (as bored housewife Francine Fishpaw ) and tab Hunter from 1981.
My best mate saw this on first release and got one of the "odorama" cards.
I wonder if he still has it...