The UNTOLD, UNCUT story of Disney's struggles during their so-called Dark Age....and if you believe that, I've got some waterfront property in Kansas you might be interested in.

We take a dive into documentaries and talk about what it means to tell a supposedly nonfiction narrative. Whose voice gets heard? What facts do you spin? What do you do to make Disney happy, when they have the power to shut you out completely?

And the most important question of all: CAN you believe this shit?

The field is rather divided on that one.

The Popsicle Twins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDxDYIQL6Nc

Discussing Ashman's Death: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxS7ReQDc2c

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This movie wants us to believe it's about the Tragedies of Homophobia but weeeeeeee're not so sure. There's about half a dozen movies it could've been to sort through first.

Yeah, that's right. The last episode of Pride Month is The Gay Cowboy Movie. The meme that died and rotted in its grave more than a decade ago. It uh....well, it's a film. It's a pretty accurate portrayal of Wyoming, even, despite mostly filming in Canada. Vrai's a pretty good authority on that point.

Vrai's Brokeback essay: https://popularium.com/story/close-to-the-bone/

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This is definitely not a biopic about David Bowie. It may possibly be the screenwriter's Bowie/Kurt Cobain fanfic.

Mostly, it's about looking for yourself in media, standing on the outside and pressing your face to the glass. It's a love letter to glitter and glam, and the defiance of being publicly queer in the 70s.

Oh, and also Oscar Wilde was left here by aliens. No big thing.

June is Pride Month, dear listeners. To celebrate, we'll be bringing you not two but FOUR episodes this month, each an examination of a different way queerness in film has been handled. Some successfully, some....less so.

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There was no way we could pass over the first and biggest work about AIDS -- a work of art that's also damned funny in the midst of the bleakness.

Two couples face crises: Prior tells his boyfriend about his recent AIDS diagnosis, while Mormon Joe struggles within a failing marriage and ever more transparent closet. As both relationships break apart, the world goes on turning, and Prior is visited by the supposed Angel of America, who tells him he is a prophet.

Oral History of Angels in America: http://www.slate.com/articles/arts/cover_story/2016/06/oral_history_of_tony_kushner_s_play_angels_in_america.html

Angels on Broadway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcg7xm5K5Bk

June is Pride Month, dear listeners. To celebrate, we'll be bringing you not two but FOUR episodes this month, each an examination of a different way queerness in film has been handled. Some successfully, some....less so.

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Al Pacino plays an undercover cop looking for a serial killer prowling New York's gay bars. No, surprisingly, it is not a metaphor for AIDS.

AKA "the movie that had 40 minutes cut out, none of it plot relevant; which James Franco then made a porno out of."

The Hanky Code: https://user.xmission.com/~trevin/hanky.html

The Celluloid Closet: https://www.amazon.com/Celluloid-Closet-Armistead-Maupin/dp/B00DBCQA26/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1496032644&sr=8-1

Content warning for discussion of homophobia and transphobia.

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Written by Paul "Raging Bull" Schrader, and the launching point for that Joan Jett acting career we all remember, behold the movie so wildly popular they didn't even bother giving it a US DVD release.

Which makes no sense. Who wouldn't want a TV movie that somehow snuck its way into a theatrical release, where poor Michael J Fox is only kind of playing Greg Universe and definitely did not smooch his hot mess of a sister. At all. No sir. This is a very marketable script.

Content warning for discussion of sexual assault, parental abuse, and incest.

Lindsay Lohan's breakdown on The Canyons: www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2013/08/the-canyons-lindsay-lohan-producer

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And now, the movie that Spielberg and Disney liked enough to steal -- sorry, homage -- huge chunks from!

A gentleman thief visit the Duchy of Miyazakiland to steal the secret of counterfeited bills, but winds up rescuing a girl instead. There's always a girl. Shenanigans ensue. Vrai has a history lesson on Lupin in the US and is also in danger of feeling an emotion, Dorothy remembers the way we was, and you bet this isn't the last time we're talking about this franchise.

Those Lupin Network receipts:

https://vraik.tumblr.com/post/151583298632/fujiko-mine-finale-thoughts

https://vraik.tumblr.com/post/160180785252/iamthespacecadet-lupinnetwork-lupinnetwork

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The Disney train just keeps rolling with "that one sequel everyone likes way, way better than the first one."

Dorothy has nice things to say about a Disney movie for a change, Vrai has cannibalism theories (again); and we can all agree that this is a George C. Scott movie, starring George C. Scott and also some other people I guess.

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A cyberpunk action thriller that imagines a world where technology allows you to relive every memory like it's the first time, and other fantastical sci-fi concepts - like the idea that police brutality is just the fault of a few bad apples and ohhhhhhhhh dear....

Kathryn Bigelow tries to say a thing and bites off way, way more than she can chew, and we have to try and sift through the messy, messy results.

Take heed of the content warnings in the intro -- we get into some heavy stuff on this one.

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How does the grandaddy of tentacle porn hold up as a SHOCKING, LURID horrorshow?

Not...not that well, actually.

In which a special new face joins Vrai and Dorothy for reliving the bad old days of shopping for anime in the 90s, and Vrai finally gets to live out their dream of being a Movie Boy for a day.

Y'all, I rented this from a real store. Like a real one. I looked a clerk in the face.

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