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It's been the longest pride month of Jaime and Sarah's gay little lives because every queer themed movie they chose felt like 15 hours. This episode they take on 2009’s Brüno, they talk Sasha Baron Cohen’s clown training, US Congressman: Rupaul, and Snoop Dog declaring definitively that love is, in fact, love. CW/TW: Discussions of homophobia, fat-phobia, racism, and sexual harassment in the movie.
Also, the frenemies ask that, if you have the means, you pls join them in making a donation to the LGBTQ Freedom Fund: https://www.lgbtqfund.org/donate-1
It's still Pride Month so Jaime and Sarah set the movement back thirteen years with "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry" (2007). CW/TW: Discussions of homophobia, fat-phobia, yellowface, and sexual harassment in the movie.
Also, the frenemies ask that, if you have the means, you pls join them in making a donation to the LGBTQ Freedom Fund: https://www.lgbtqfund.org/donate-1
Bonus: Donate $5 or more to the above organization to have a chance at picking a movie to be queered on a future episode. More info can be found via @aughtstobequeer on Instagram and Twitter!
Happy Pride Month, Aughties! Jaime and Sarah are back with a special Pride Month edition episode, featuring special guests Bailey Benningfield and Nico Correia! They discuss the 2008 songsation that is "Mamma Mia". Also, the frenemies ask that, if you have the means, you pls join them in making a donation to the LGBTQ Freedom Fund: https://www.lgbtqfund.org/donate-1
Bonus: Donate $5 or more to the above organization to have a chance at picking a movie to be queered on a future episode. More info can be found via @aughtstobequeer on Instagram and Twitter!
How Sarah and Jaime got their romp back: It's "Sleepover" (2004) time, babyy! This episode, the frenemies talk police-approved dating sites for teens, Steve Carrell who started his Oscar-bait campaign with this movie, and Alexa Vega who married the hottest member of Big Time Rush. Apologies in advance.
TW/CW: Discussions about fatphobia and religious guilt
Buckle in. In this long episode, the frenemies prove their radical selflessness by watching "Because I Said So" (2007) and recapping the whole movie so you don't ever have to subject yourself to it. They discuss Lorelai Gilmore (great mom, terrible therapist), shit talk Diane Keaton, and against all odds, find a way to sneak in praise for Uncut Gems. Apologies in advance.
TW/CW: Discussions about ableism, racism, suicide, psychological and emotional abuse in the movie.
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