Another Gay Movie (UK - DVD R2)
We have the specs and artwork for TLA Releasing's forthcoming gay comedy...
Title: Another Gay Movie (IMDb)
Starring: Michael Carbonaro
Released: 13th November 2006
SRP: £19.99
Further Details:
TLA Releasing has announced the release of Another Gay Movie for the 13th of November, priced at around £19.99. Bonus material will include cast and crew commentary, trailers, outtakes, deleted scenes and interviews. Here's the artwork.
News by Chris Gould
Starring: Michael Carbonaro
Released: 13th November 2006
SRP: £19.99
Further Details:
TLA Releasing has announced the release of Another Gay Movie for the 13th of November, priced at around £19.99. Bonus material will include cast and crew commentary, trailers, outtakes, deleted scenes and interviews. Here's the artwork.
News by Chris Gould
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[quote=I will agree with you on "Adam & Steve" it was horrid.[/quote]
"Adam & Steve's" downfall was that it thought it could get away with being a trite gross-out comedy because it has the novelty of having the romantic duo being two men. But the gimmick ran out of steam pretty quickly.
"Adam & Steve's" downfall was that it thought it could get away with being a trite gross-out comedy because it has the novelty of having the romantic duo being two men. But the gimmick ran out of steam pretty quickly.
Eugene Mlodik wrote:
Potato-potahto. It's said that their porn releases actually have more class than their mainstream DVDs. I mean, "Adam & Steve" was pretentious and abyssmal, while I won't even mention "Feed."
That is 2 titles out of their 115 films that they've released. Its not like they make the movies. They just release them. I will agree with you on "Adam & Steve" it was horrid.
"Feed" which is by far a great movie was at least entertaining.
They do have many films that are very good though. To dismiss them totally is not right due to a couple bad films.
I don't know of any company that has only released stellar films.
Potato-potahto. It's said that their porn releases actually have more class than their mainstream DVDs. I mean, "Adam & Steve" was pretentious and abyssmal, while I won't even mention "Feed."
That is 2 titles out of their 115 films that they've released. Its not like they make the movies. They just release them. I will agree with you on "Adam & Steve" it was horrid.
"Feed" which is by far a great movie was at least entertaining.
They do have many films that are very good though. To dismiss them totally is not right due to a couple bad films.
I don't know of any company that has only released stellar films.
Digital_Onyx wrote: Actually no they are an Independant Film Company. They are actually the owner of "Mercury Releasing" which does release gay porn. Well 1 anyway.
Potato-potahto. It's said that their porn releases actually have more class than their mainstream DVDs. I mean, "Adam & Steve" was pretentious and abyssmal, while I won't even mention "Feed."
Potato-potahto. It's said that their porn releases actually have more class than their mainstream DVDs. I mean, "Adam & Steve" was pretentious and abyssmal, while I won't even mention "Feed."
This is one of those movies that you really do have to watch to appreciate it. I've seen it 2 times and thought it was funny and great both times.
Can't wait to buy the DVD.
Eugene Mlodik wrote: Here's a "shocker." Apparently, "TLA Releasing" is a subsidiary of a gay porn company.
Actually no they are an Independant Film Company. They are actually the owner of "Mercury Releasing" which does release gay porn. Well 1 anyway.
Can't wait to buy the DVD.
Eugene Mlodik wrote: Here's a "shocker." Apparently, "TLA Releasing" is a subsidiary of a gay porn company.
Actually no they are an Independant Film Company. They are actually the owner of "Mercury Releasing" which does release gay porn. Well 1 anyway.
The 2 guys in front are very hot and if this is ever released in America I'll gladly rent it... with the sound off!
flamer_on wrote: Its only just come out (pun intended) in the US Cinemas, so it looks like we get it first!
The DVD is released in region 1 on the 21st November, cover is almost the same but they will be getting two versions - a censored rated version and the unrated theatrical. I might add the details later if I can find some time.
The DVD is released in region 1 on the 21st November, cover is almost the same but they will be getting two versions - a censored rated version and the unrated theatrical. I might add the details later if I can find some time.
Well, I have wanted to see this for a little while. What with being "a gay" and all that, I've not heard great things but it looks like it may be worth a rent. Its only just come out (pun intended) in the US Cinemas, so it looks like we get it first!
Quite simply - no.
Here's a "shocker." Apparently, "TLA Releasing" is a subsidiary of a gay porn company.
YlowBstard wrote: I loved the american Pie films( Not band camp, and Wedding was weak), they're classic modern teen flicks, but Another Gay movie is a flat out rippoff of it. I read the plot summary on IMDB.
That part of it actually appeals to me - taking off American Pie. The picture of the Quiche on the cover instead of the pie made me laugh out loud.
I don't believe it is supposed to be a high brow sociological commentary on the gay community.
That part of it actually appeals to me - taking off American Pie. The picture of the Quiche on the cover instead of the pie made me laugh out loud.
I don't believe it is supposed to be a high brow sociological commentary on the gay community.
I loved the american Pie films( Not band camp, and Wedding was weak), they're classic modern teen flicks, but Another Gay movie is a flat out rippoff of it. I read the plot summary on IMDB.
When a decent sized subcultured is only represented by two mainstream releases every year it hurts everyone involved for them to be trash.
napalm68 wrote: Gabe Powers wrote: I saw the preview for this sitting next to a gay friend in a pretty gay area of town, and no one was laughing. Gay or not, a bad movie is a bad movie I suppose, which is good to know. It's this garbage that sets back any strides Brokeback Moutain made into the mainstream.
I felt the same way about what American Pie did for the hetrosexual community...
It's just a film people, it doesn't have to have some sort of polotical or social agenda...
It's nice if it's good though. A comedy should be funny, a horror should be scary, a thriller should be tense etc. This looks like it's meant to be a comedy, and by all accounts it's simply not funny, therefore might as well have not been made.
I felt the same way about what American Pie did for the hetrosexual community...
It's just a film people, it doesn't have to have some sort of polotical or social agenda...
It's nice if it's good though. A comedy should be funny, a horror should be scary, a thriller should be tense etc. This looks like it's meant to be a comedy, and by all accounts it's simply not funny, therefore might as well have not been made.
Gabe Powers wrote: I saw the preview for this sitting next to a gay friend in a pretty gay area of town, and no one was laughing. Gay or not, a bad movie is a bad movie I suppose, which is good to know. It's this garbage that sets back any strides Brokeback Moutain made into the mainstream.
I felt the same way about what American Pie did for the hetrosexual community...
It's just a film people, it doesn't have to have some sort of polotical or social agenda...
I felt the same way about what American Pie did for the hetrosexual community...
It's just a film people, it doesn't have to have some sort of polotical or social agenda...
Lincoln6Echo wrote: This along with the American Pie movies have set Hollywood back decades in terms of credibility with regards to putting out quality movies.
Very good point.
Very good point.
Their is many gay themed films I love...
My Own Private Idaho
Brokeback Mountain
Velvet Goldmine
among others
but this just looks rubbish
My Own Private Idaho
Brokeback Mountain
Velvet Goldmine
among others
but this just looks rubbish
This along with the American Pie movies have set Hollywood back decades in terms of credibility with regards to putting out quality movies.
I saw the preview for this sitting next to a gay friend in a pretty gay area of town, and no one was laughing. Gay or not, a bad movie is a bad movie I suppose, which is good to know. It's this garbage that sets back any strides Brokeback Moutain made into the mainstream.
Someone should send a copy of this film to Africa, in case they're wondering down there where the Americans are spending their money if not on relieving world poverty as they promised.
Not trying to be political, just simply that I think this was a terrible way to spend money from what I've heard about it, and it provides no justification for its existence whatsoever.
Not trying to be political, just simply that I think this was a terrible way to spend money from what I've heard about it, and it provides no justification for its existence whatsoever.
WTF !?!?!?
Says so at the bottom. Oooooh, I said 'bottom' in a gay movie thread.
Doesn't this have Scott Thompson from Kids in the Hall in it? He's funny.
I'll gladly pass!!!
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