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Hello everyone, as you can tell from the title of this post we are not doing a genre poll this week and are skipping straight to suggestions! We saw an awesome comment suggesting that we add an LGBTQ option to our genre polls, and since it is Pride Month we decided to just skip the polls and go ahead and do it! So please leave us some ideas for good LGBTQ movies for us to watch this week! We hope you are just as excited as us <3

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Anonymous

Blue Is The Warmest Color

Anonymous

The Truth About Jane (2000) (SO GOOD)!!

Anonymous

Portrait of A Lady on Fire

Kara Mautz

Call me by your name!!

storm (kasey) !

rocky horror picture show!!! (but if you dont do it now DEF do it in october)

Michelle

But im a cheerleader

emily ღ

rent would also be super fun! a broadway musical would be fantastic and rent is a really powerful one. it's got its flaws but it's incredible. the stage play was written by jonathan larson who died i believe opening night and never got to see it performed. it's a homage to his loved ones he lost during the aids crisis.

Kt

Gods own country 😍😍😍

Kt

booksmart!

Rubie

My Policeman

carina

whoop whoop!! hopefully we get some more wlw stuff :)

carina

but I'm a cheerleader (1999) i love this movie!

Mary

Brokeback Mountain

Mary

Rocketman

Vee

Call me by your name!!

Tiffany

Call Me By Your Name

Alana

Brokeback Mountain

Alana

But I’m A Cheerleader 1999

Alana

Saving Face

emily ღ

i know this isn't a movie and the dang show is 60 episodes but i'd love if you guys checked out the untamed. it's started as a novel in china and was made into a drama. the novel is very explicit in the relationship between the two main leads however due to censorship laws the show had to work around that and did so in a wonderful way. there's so much love and care that went into that series. they're never explicit but it's filled with some of the most tender and romantic moments i have ever seen ans the two actors that were in it came to the table knowing what they were creating and how they wanted it to be shown without being said. it's just very good. i start it every summer and so pride month just has come synomous with that show to me lol it holds such a place in my heart. i wouldn't be saying this because i know you want movies but i've seen others mention bad buddy and kinnporsche so i just need to throw this hat into the ring for a someday.

Yoona

The handmaiden.

Anonymous

Brokeback Mountain

shay

the handmaiden

Vega(n)

Free fall (2013)

Anonymous

The way he looks

Anne M.

Brokeback Mountain

Laura

PRIDE, 2014. Based on a real story.

anne

Or call me by your name

Anonymous

Brokeback Mountain

Allora TV

To wong foo is amazing and the whole cast is great!!!

Troy T

Mysterious Skin - Very underrated film but very serious

Chael

The handmaiden lolllll

Chael

Anything but call me by your name, &amp; that’s bc the writer of the book is a pedophile he says in an interview he enjoys lusting after 12 year old girls but swears he would never actually act on it. The two leads have a groomer situation going &amp; I’m just not here for romanticizing that or contributing to the assumption the world already puts on my community that we are predators &amp; sexual deviants. There are just better lgbtq stories/films out there that don’t have such a problematic backdrop.

Chael

That said, it’s y’all’s channel to watch what you please. I just want people to be aware.

HomoLaFlor

Booksmart, Too Wong Foo, or hedwig and the angry inch

Anonymous

Your name engraved herein - Taiwanese film

Jeanilou

The Handmaiden. Na Heedo is the the main lead, her debut movie.

Kay A

"You can live forever" I have not seen a lot of people watch it but its really good

MJ

seconding this!! hate how many people are suggesting it lol i really hope they see your comment🙁

Dani99

Booksmart

Anonymous

broke back mountain or moonlight 🤲🏾 i beg

jay is on olympus

but i'm a cheerleader is an absolute banger! seminal lesbian film :-) i think the lads would also enjoy the half of it, the handmaiden or booksmart.

Rianne R

To Wong Foo!!

Chloe

Moonlight is absolutely beautiful and heartbreaking.

JT

To Wong Foo!

JT

RENT

Tyler

call me by your name

emily ღ

please to those who keep commenting and liking the comments for CMBYN, please know this: lgbt+ people are commenting saying why it's bad representation and how inappropriate it is. and yet there's more and more suggestions with likes under it for that film. please listen to what's being said. it's so upsetting to me that there's several of us who are not straight imploring and stating why this movie is not okay especially as queer representation for the month of pride, and yet it's going ignored. i truly am saddened seeing lgbt+ voices are going ignored in favor of a movie that was a toxic fantasy project with timothee chalamat and a creeper. as someone that isn't straight i feel really uncomfortable by this comment section today and i hate saying that because i do genuinely love the community here. i'm just praying the guys see what is being said and take that into consideration. and to those of you thinking that it's just a movie and may not be that big of a deal, please go back and read the comments we've written explaining our feelings about this suggestion.

Skye

Blue is the warmest color

chelsea

My Policeman

chelsea

But I’m a Cheerleader

Anonymous

My Policeman is amazing

Dominique Marie Davis

Boys Don't Cry (1999) a female to male transgender movie played by Hilary Swank, telling the true tragic story of Brandon Teena.

Mary

Brokeback Mountain

Mary

Kinnporsche 🏳️‍🌈

thaitea

Blueming is very well written and the cinemetography is BEAUTIFUL!

mari

amazing, this is such a great move on your part guys! the handmaiden would be a solid solid movie choice, but there's so much good stuff being recommended

80lame

Young Royals 100%

jas

not a movie but i recommend the eighth sense! :) it's my favourite k-drama and such a beautiful story about two university students. they also talk about mental health which i think is super important as it reminds people that it's okay to speak up and seek help when they're struggling

Eugene

HANDMAIDEN

Jack

Here's a series suggestion (sorry if I'm missing a better place to drop it): My friends in the LGBTQ+ community introduced me to "The L Word: Generation Q." As a straight guy, I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was completely invested in the characters' lives.