My favorite movie of all time, and one of the best relationships in cinema history.

One of the greatest final acts I've seen in a film.

One of the most emotional films I’ve ever seen, and I hate the fact people ignore this masterpiece just because it’s gay.

What’s there to say that hasn’t already been said. If you dislike this film you’re wrong.

Arguably one of the most passionate queer relationships in cinema.

This movies just one you need to experience. More of a thematic focus on women, with slight queer undertones.

A deconstruction of identity through some of the most metallic imagery you'll ever see on screen.

Biggest switch up I’ve ever had on a movie because I hated this first watch. A queer allegory that deeply resonated with me under the idea of accepting yourself, which even if I’m not gay can still relate to being true to yourself.

Gayest movie ever, and I love it for just how crazy it gets.

Everyone knows this film and is probably the gold standard for LGBTQ representation in film.

A surprisingly complex film that isn’t as in depth as some others, but an enjoyable film all together.

Some of my favorite acting I’ve seen in a film, but unfortunately the script just didn’t connect with me.

It’s honestly just a fun movie that I would enjoy without any themes being present whatsoever.

I count this and not the first one because of the representation in the film.

I remember it being kinda boring, but I haven’t seen it in a long time tbh.

I disliked this movie, but it’s Timothee Chalamet so I can’t hate.

I don’t remember this film like at all, but I remember thinking it was boring.

It’s a DC film so it’s at least gonna be fun even when it has nothing to say.

This film was a total bore, and the ending was disturbing, yet felt uninteresting.

One of those movies where the style is good, but watching the film felt like sitting in a padded room for 2 years.

There was practically nothing I liked about this film, besides its interesting take on the murder mystery genre.

It was really bad and corny, and honestly just stupid.

If there’s any film I can recommend it’d be this one. It’s so incredibly bad and stupid that you can’t help but kinda enjoy it.

One of the best yearning films I’ve ever seen. Severely underrated Japanese masterpiece.

Let the gays live it up man.