Latter Days, Edge of Seventeen, and Dorian Blues were all good. Netflix has a decent amount of LGBT movies.

I like MILK. sort of like the historic documentarish sort of gay movie.

I don't know if this has been mentioned but, Juste Une Question D'Amour (Just a Question of Love) is a must see. Very romantic, includes issues such as comming out, having a relationship etc etc. French movies just make me weak at the knees - the raunchy bits... the langggggggggg I fell in love with Cedric

I forgot to add one of my faves. Its called "Get Real"

Classic, watch it with my parents when I came out.

My mums favorite quote from the pic : "if you are nice to him she helps to choose the curtains"

Lol. you got a cool mum

Yes it was a really good movie.

Sadly I am seriously running out of these movies. Every new one that I find is more absurd than the other.

This is one of my new favorites. It has English subtitles if you click the button. I prefer this, not that "Another gay movie" shit.

that was so cute i can't

#1 - Shelter
#2 - Prayers For Bobby
#3 - Beautiful Thing
#4 - Mysterious Skin
#5 - Patrik 1.5
#6 - Rock Haven
#7 - Poster Boy

Anyone got any good gay movies? I'm looking for something with highschool level kids.

Expendables 2 was pretty gay.

Expendables was a comedy.

So was Eating Out. What's your point?

I dont have one.

Prayers for Bobby (amazing movie) , Get Real (1998) , Edge of Seventeen (don't really like this one)

This was done before (and not that long ago):
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I mostly stole that thread, but still. You will find a lot of LGBT themed movies there.

Threads merged.

Maurice, Christopher and His Kind, Mine Vaganti, The History Boys, Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.
I watched Priscilla with my mother when I was about 4 to 6 years old... then I got up and started dancing as soon as I Will Survive started playing because "I just can't control myself when that song's playing!" (actual quote).

A thousand times, this. It was being able to analyse this that got me 54/54 and an A* in English Lit. It's also a brilliant, brilliant movie. So funny, so powerful and so Englishly gay.