#france violence 🤮

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I feel like making my personal ranking of queer themed movies I watched and #PrideMonth seems like the perfect excuse for that 😉

So here it is - from worse to best rated by emotions the movie🌈 gave me:

[the hint: I hate to see violent violence, raping and generally feeling mentally sick]

TITLE (production) - ME: during / after the film

Płynące wieżowce (2013, Poland) - 🤮 / 🤮

Skoonheid (2011, South Africa, France, Germany) - 😱 / 🤮

Boys Don't Cry (1999, USA) - 😱 / 😫

Brokeback Mountain (2005, USA) - 🥺 / 😞

Venkovský učitel (2008, Chech Republic) - 🤔 / 🙂

The Kids Are All Right (2010, USA) - 🙂 / 😊

Breakfast with Scot (2007, Canada) - 😄 / 😊

The Road to El Dorado (2000, USA) - 😆 / 😂

[Note: of course that cartoon is officially NOT QUEER but chemistry between those guys is just palpable... and throwing a girl with enormously huge buttocks onto them may be enough to fool some homophobic parents but not enough to fool me!]

In & Out (1997, USA, starring Kevin Kline) - 😂 / 🤣

[Note BUT SPOILER: the movie is quite old and so the character is kind of forced to claim to be "gay" only because of not being heterosexual - although nowadays one can see he actually is not homosexual either: being in platonic relationship for years, not having any sexual crushes and instead - being all into music, poetry, movies and his job - he probably is asexual or maybe even aroace! But that was obviously not an option back in the 90's 🤷 Anyway the film is silly and funny and the scene "Manly Man do not dance" is just enough to love it!🤣]

A Single Man (2009, USA, starring Colin Firth) - 😀🥺😭 / 😍🥰🥰

და ჩვენ ვიცეკვეთ (And Then We Danced, 2019, Sweden, Georgia) - 😍🥺😃 / 😍😍😍!!!