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The special effects for the many stunt scenes were amazing. Acting was good. Two leads were my type (big, brawny, bearded, macho), so watching them do anything was fun. Production values were impressive.
I found it a little too heavy-handed in how awful the British were as colonial oppressors. I'm not letting the British off the hook, just found it extreme at times and half-expected Darth Vader to show up with a Death Star and a threat to kill everyone in South Asia. And speaking of extreme, some plot points really went overboard, but still, I enjoyed it overall. Both leads demonstrated an unshakeable sense of duty to their quest/mission vs. American movies where we mostly have cynical anti-heroes, so breath of fresh air.
Was it worth its length? Yes. Did I enjoy the music and dancing? Yes. Do I know much about Indian cinema? No, and I've read this is more old-style, and newer Indian films have less spectacle and more nuance. It was fun, mostly, and a great testament to friendship.

The special effects for the many stunt scenes were amazing. Acting was good. Two leads were my type (big, brawny, bearded, macho), so watching them do anything was fun. Production values were impressive.
I found it a little too heavy-handed in how awful the British were as colonial oppressors. I'm not letting the British off the hook, just found it extreme at times and half-expected Darth Vader to show up with a Death Star and a threat to kill everyone in South Asia. And speaking of extreme, some plot points really went overboard, but still, I enjoyed it overall. Both leads demonstrated an unshakeable sense of duty to their quest/mission vs. American movies where we mostly have cynical anti-heroes, so breath of fresh air.
Was it worth its length? Yes. Did I enjoy the music and dancing? Yes. Do I know much about Indian cinema? No, and I've read this is more old-style, and newer Indian films have less spectacle and more nuance. It was fun, mostly, and a great testament to friendship.

My favorite of all gay movies since 2000 that I can remember is probably God's Own Country. It seemed so much more authentic about how relationships start and have ups & downs: no steamy kisses in the rain, no running across airports to kiss amid crowds cheering. A lot quieter and less flashy than other movies, and more focused on people having lives beyond sex (in this case, working a sheep farm that was on shaky ground financially). But the romantic parts were hot too.

Caligula, shown at my university in a special showing (reason unknown now). So many other people walked out halfway through, that my roommate and I left because we didn't want to be left alone among "the perverts." But that was in the 1980s, when any porn was kinda shocking.
That makes at least 2 of us to not like that movie. Took me many tries to sit through it at home and still not a fan.

Don't let the door hit you on the way out!
The View's Studio Audience Erupts in Applause at Tucker Carlson's Fox News Departure Announcement
 
 

My favorite of all gay movies since 2000 that I can remember is probably God's Own Country. It seemed so much more authentic about how relationships start and have ups & downs: no steamy kisses in the rain, no running across airports to kiss amid crowds cheering. A lot quieter and less flashy than other movies, and more focused on people having lives beyond sex (in this case, working a sheep farm that was on shaky ground financially). But the romantic parts were hot too.

I’m sure most of my clients use an alias. One or two have even had a different name the second time they visited (I had their number in my phone against their original name..). It can get quite tricky. 
 

I always say that I am nervous.  (Many times this is true.) 

"Handsome young Georgio ftom Crete still has quite a contemporary look to him despite it being around 55 years ago."

and... his pink and seemingly wet tip made a poppin' appearance in the recently released season 2!

The previous thread on Carlo Masi's lawsuit against the University that hired him doesn't allow a reply (it's 4+ years old). So Bozo will link to the original thread, with the follow-up.
Carlos won his lawsuit, and the Italian judge ordered reinstatement and damages.
Based on the pics in the March 10, 2023 NY Post article, the man is still very hot. Though it is a mystery as to why he never joined the Colt dental plan 🥴.
You'd think the university would provide it's staff with dental benefits. 
https://nypost.com/2023/03/10/professor-and-ex-gay-porn-star-wins-unfair-dismissal-lawsuit/
BoZo
 

My favorite of all gay movies since 2000 that I can remember is probably God's Own Country. It seemed so much more authentic about how relationships start and have ups & downs: no steamy kisses in the rain, no running across airports to kiss amid crowds cheering. A lot quieter and less flashy than other movies, and more focused on people having lives beyond sex (in this case, working a sheep farm that was on shaky ground financially). But the romantic parts were hot too.

My favorite of all gay movies since 2000 that I can remember is probably God's Own Country. It seemed so much more authentic about how relationships start and have ups & downs: no steamy kisses in the rain, no running across airports to kiss amid crowds cheering. A lot quieter and less flashy than other movies, and more focused on people having lives beyond sex (in this case, working a sheep farm that was on shaky ground financially). But the romantic parts were hot too.

My favorite of all gay movies since 2000 that I can remember is probably God's Own Country. It seemed so much more authentic about how relationships start and have ups & downs: no steamy kisses in the rain, no running across airports to kiss amid crowds cheering. A lot quieter and less flashy than other movies, and more focused on people having lives beyond sex (in this case, working a sheep farm that was on shaky ground financially). But the romantic parts were hot too.

My favorite of all gay movies since 2000 that I can remember is probably God's Own Country. It seemed so much more authentic about how relationships start and have ups & downs: no steamy kisses in the rain, no running across airports to kiss amid crowds cheering. A lot quieter and less flashy than other movies, and more focused on people having lives beyond sex (in this case, working a sheep farm that was on shaky ground financially). But the romantic parts were hot too.

My favorite of all gay movies since 2000 that I can remember is probably God's Own Country. It seemed so much more authentic about how relationships start and have ups & downs: no steamy kisses in the rain, no running across airports to kiss amid crowds cheering. A lot quieter and less flashy than other movies, and more focused on people having lives beyond sex (in this case, working a sheep farm that was on shaky ground financially). But the romantic parts were hot too.

"Handsome young Georgio ftom Crete still has quite a contemporary look to him despite it being around 55 years ago."

My favorite of all gay movies since 2000 that I can remember is probably God's Own Country. It seemed so much more authentic about how relationships start and have ups & downs: no steamy kisses in the rain, no running across airports to kiss amid crowds cheering. A lot quieter and less flashy than other movies, and more focused on people having lives beyond sex (in this case, working a sheep farm that was on shaky ground financially). But the romantic parts were hot too.

My favorite of all gay movies since 2000 that I can remember is probably God's Own Country. It seemed so much more authentic about how relationships start and have ups & downs: no steamy kisses in the rain, no running across airports to kiss amid crowds cheering. A lot quieter and less flashy than other movies, and more focused on people having lives beyond sex (in this case, working a sheep farm that was on shaky ground financially). But the romantic parts were hot too.

"Handsome young Georgio ftom Crete still has quite a contemporary look to him despite it being around 55 years ago."

A luxury gay travel company is offering  tours to Sicily featuring sites visited by the White Lotus cast.
No information if Jack will be available to fully partying with one everything.

It may have been necessary for the plot to work, but I can say from experience (as a sailor not a murderer) that it would have been more logical to bump off Tonya in deep water. More apt to be seen closer to shore and the body is more apt to wash ashore. 

Jack ends up being a far more sympathetic figure than the woman who left Albe alone in bed with 50 thousand Euros in the her bank. account.
[Not sure why anyone would leave Albe naked in bed, but that's just me