Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Lightyear, the new Pixar movie that if Ryan was a 90s kid, he would buy a Buzz Lightyear action figure. Ryan goes into how the movie has some actual good queer representation, where the character's sexuality is part of her identity, but thankfully not all of her identity. Ryan also talks about the movie's twist, and it doesn't really explain the twist, which was really annoying, because it really should have explained itself, because it deals with different timelines. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Spiderhead, a movie based on a New York Times short story, that would have worked better a limited series. Ryan goes into how the movie doesn't give us enough time to get emotionally invested in the characters, nor neither enough time to get enough information to formulate a guess about the film. Ryan also talks about how the movie's plot twists aren't that surprising, except one, but it's super absurd, which is what the movie needed more of. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, another installment into the MCU, which sadly didn't as much madness, as one might think. Ryan goes into how even though the movie is a bit mid with the madness, the character writing was top notch, where it seemed to pave a way to more female fronted MCU media. Ryan also talks about how the movie doesn't really explain that many things, and the thing that are explained, they're not that imaginative. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Front Cover, a drama movie masquerading as a rom-com, which feels like a gut punch. Ryan goes into how even though the movie does bring up some good issues in the fashion and entertainment industry, it doesn't delve too deep into it, which it felt like it should. Ryan also talks about the problematic nature of certain characters in the film, which wasn't good, because they are one of the main characters. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Tangerine, a hidden gem about friendship, through the eyes of two transgender women of color, where they feel so much more than characters. Ryan goes into how the friendship is center stage of the story, which makes the women stronger characters, because it focuses on how they bounce off each other. Ryan also talks about how the movie's writer/director really honored the characters, even though seeming to not having any shared experiences with the characters.

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over The Half Of It, a queer friendship story about love in platonic and romantic ways. Ryan goes into how the movie makes the friendship the center stage event throughout the movie, which makes the movie extremely enjoyable, because it feels fully unique. Ryan also talks about how the movie deals with a lot of queer issues through the main character, and her love interest, and how it is hard for the two women to be together in a small town, where Catholicism is quite big, which feels like many can relate to that feeling. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over The Perfection, a lesbian horror thriller, where the lesbians don't die in the end! Ryan goes into how the movie has so many twists and turns, where it's jerking you in every direction, but explaining itself along the way. Ryan also talks about how there's a lot of scenes where you might have to look away as it does lean into it's horror elements, where you might be horrified with what you see.  

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Handsome Devil, a gay Irish movie, that has rugby as one of the central things, which creates some drama. Ryan goes into how even though the movie doesn't have the complexity it needs for some topics, it does bring some new and important topics to light. Ryan also talks about how the movie does fall into some tropes with gay movies, which does hurt it a bit. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over 4th Man Out, a comedy movie, that brings together dude bro themes, as well as coming out themes, focusing more on platonic friendships over relationships. Ryan goes into how the movie explores topics of dating as a gay man in a small town, which is insight on the real world, and commenting on movie logic. Ryan also talks about how the movie feels relatable with coming out sequences in the movie, where it can feel cathartic. 

Hello everyone, welcome back to Ryan Reviews! This week Ryan goes over Fire Island, a movie about, for, and by queer people, celebrating diversity in the queer community. Ryan goes into how even though the movie employs an enemies to lovers trope so well, which pulled you in, and felt healthy. Ryan also talks about how the movie presents a lot of things that usually gets judgment in other movies, which makes this movie great where, they don't push judgement onto characters, celebrating the differences in people.