d.anders Posted May 21 Posted May 21 I could use a good laugh, and the preview looks very promising. If it's a major success, RuPaul could be the next "senior" version of Tyler Perry. thomas 1
BuffaloKyle Posted May 22 Posted May 22 I can't believe this is actually going to theaters before streaming. 😅
d.anders Posted May 22 Author Posted May 22 Adam Shankman is director. It's a major motion picture, with Universal Pictures sharing distribution. The writers have a popular queer comedy podcast. RuPaul loves to laugh, so the script had to pass his muster, assuming he's a tough critic of funny. I don't know about the rest of the country, but several theaters in NYC will be showing this film. I will be going with a friend who loves Drag Race.
+ sync Posted May 22 Posted May 22 Probably just a product of my advanced maturity, but I found the trailer rather silly. MikeBiDude, marylander1940, thomas and 1 other 4
TonyDown Posted May 22 Posted May 22 (edited) 7 hours ago, sync said: Probably just a product of my advanced maturity, but I found the trailer rather silly. Reminds me of Airplane, the non-stop deadpan humor. Hope they made it work. I have always liked Ru Paul. His Insta can be pretty funny. https://www.instagram.com/p/DNV9QlwJhTo/ I watch a little bit of his drag race show, but for me it's not really "must see TV". Edited May 22 by TonyDown + sync and thomas 1 1
BuffaloKyle Posted May 23 Posted May 23 15 hours ago, d.anders said: Adam Shankman is director. It's a major motion picture, with Universal Pictures sharing distribution. The writers have a popular queer comedy podcast. RuPaul loves to laugh, so the script had to pass his muster, assuming he's a tough critic of funny. I don't know about the rest of the country, but several theaters in NYC will be showing this film. I will be going with a friend who loves Drag Race. I'll def watch it at home. I'm interested when they post what the budget was and see what critics think. Becket and thomas 2
d.anders Posted Saturday at 07:40 PM Author Posted Saturday at 07:40 PM (edited) 22 hours ago, TonyDown said: Reminds me of Airplane, the non-stop deadpan humor. I think I saw an interview where RuPaul says that is exactly what they were shooting for. He said he loved those 70's/80's movies because they made him howl. Edited Saturday at 07:41 PM by d.anders
Rod Hagen Posted Sunday at 02:51 PM Posted Sunday at 02:51 PM I always feels sad when I see SMG. She never was able to get past the Buffy label. Same struggle Sally Field initially had with Gidget, though Sally Field, a much better actress, eventually did push past it. I love you Buf..Sarah! thomas and BSR 1 1
d.anders Posted Wednesday at 10:57 AM Author Posted Wednesday at 10:57 AM On 5/24/2026 at 10:51 AM, Rod Hagen said: I always feels sad when I see SMG. She never was able to get past the Buffy label. With a nose like that, you're damned if you do, damned if you don't. I never saw Buffy, but I have friends who absolutely loved that show. Here's a fun promo from an interesting perspective: On 5/22/2026 at 11:31 AM, sync said: Probably just a product of my advanced maturity, but I found the trailer rather silly. RuPaul is playing the POTUS as a drag queen. I'm pretty sure the film is meant to be silly. + sync 1
samhexum Posted Wednesday at 02:54 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:54 PM On 5/24/2026 at 10:51 AM, Rod Hagen said: I always feels sad when I see SMG. She never was able to get past the Buffy label. Same struggle Sally Field initially had with Gidget, though Sally Field, a much better actress, eventually did push past it. I love you Buf..Sarah! It's a shame her father in law killed himself when her hubby was ten months old.
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