The Obscure, Unusual, or just plain BAD Movie Thread

[WyrreJ]

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying 300 sucks - when I said "it's so gay" I meant it literally, not in the derogatory sense. All of my gay friends loved it, just not always for the same reasons my straight friends did.

But, speaking of gay movies, check out Bungee Jumping of their Own its a Korean romance where the wife dies and is reincarnated as a male. Eighteen years later the husband has remarried and has a job as a teacher. The reincarnated wife shows up as one of his pupils and it goes from there. The name of the movie won't make sense until the very last 5 seconds, so pay close attention. I liked this one so much that I hunted down the OOP limited edition and paid $30 for it because there was no in-print edition at the time. Six months later, it was back in print in a regular edition for $10.

[nfpgasmask]

LOL, That's funny, I mean, I think 300 could appeal to the gay audience in the way that you are saying, sure, but I guess I just took your previous comment as if you were saying the movie was meant to be a gay flick. From my point of view, most films show sexy women, naked or just about, all the time, so it really wasn't big deal to show a bunch of buff dudes wearing nothing but some black briefs with red capes. It was just the aethstetic film, imho.

But you're right, I'm sure the gay audience loved it for that reason!

I'll check out Bungee Jumping of their Own too...



Bart

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying 300 sucks - when I said "it's so gay" I meant it literally, not in the derogatory sense. All of my gay friends loved it, just not always for the same reasons my straight friends did.

But, speaking of gay movies, check out Bungee Jumping of their Own its a Korean romance where the wife dies and is reincarnated as a male. Eighteen years later the husband has remarried and has a job as a teacher. The reincarnated wife shows up as one of his pupils and it goes from there. The name of the movie won't make sense until the very last 5 seconds, so pay close attention. I liked this one so much that I hunted down the OOP limited edition and paid $30 for it because there was no in-print edition at the time. Six months later, it was back in print in a regular edition for $10.