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"King cobra". James Franco's movie about the murder of Bryan Cocis (Cobra Video)

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Tried to locate a theater near me but no listings. Is it only being released on Amazon?

It's on Amazon Prime, the Apple Store, Vudu, and Time Warner Cable's VOD (among others) according to the FB page.

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Also on Verizon Fios VOD. Planning to watch it sooner or later.

 

I'm still shocked that Dateline NBC never did the story as it seems to be right up their sordid alley. Or maybe they did and I missed it.

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Also on Verizon Fios VOD. Planning to watch it sooner or later.

 

I'm still shocked that Dateline NBC never did the story as it seems to be right up their sordid alley. Or maybe they did and I missed it.

 

We might watch a special about this movie on Trump TV.... hold on no Mexicans or Muslims were involved in the crime....

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It's on Amazon Prime, the Apple Store, Vudu, and Time Warner Cable's VOD (among others) according to the FB page.

Watched on Vudu via my Roku. First time I used Vudu for anything...I would have used my regular Amazon Prime if I'd seen it there.

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Watched it last night on Itunes. (Do not read this message if you don't know the actual story and do not want what might be considered spoilers!!)

 

Found guy playing Corrigan to be very good and captured a lot of his mannerisms, Slater too handsome to be convincing as seedy and creepy (but I always found him to be quite hot, so maybe my biased opinion) and Franco did not convince me as the meathead type, as he is much better playing sensitive..... the guy who played Harlow I thought was excellent, but the movie itself seems to skip over the real facts of the planning/murder in fast forward and comes to a very abrupt conclusion. None of the more interesting aspects of the relationship between harlow and his bf were explored, and also, I may be wrong, but I always believed it was more likely to be the bf that committed the actual murder......maybe I misread the facts, but I don't think it was ever proven which of the two carried out the murder? Correct me if am wrong!

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I saw it last night as part of our gay film festival. Needless to say, the theater was packed. I found the portrayal of Harlow’s client (an older, overweight man who wanted to suck on Harlow’s toes, listen to military fantasy stories, and be called a “faggot” while he brought himself off) to be a rather hackneyed portrayal of those who hire. But there was also a scene in which Brent admitted to his mother that he was in porn in part because he liked it/wanted to do it, which defies stereotypes many people have of the industry. And while the character development was not all that great, there was at least some attempt to show nuance in the main characters, their history, and their motivations—there were no pure villains in the story, and no perfect heroes. And considering that the story revolves around some pretty dysfunctional behavior by people in the gay porn world, the movie did not come off to me as anti-gay, anti-porn, or sex negative per se, though of course to call it a cautionary tale would be an understatement.

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Not far at all. There'a butt shot of Garrett Clayton at the end, and a shower scene behind a frosted door.

 

And the main purpose of the butt shot is to display the replica tattoo.

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I saw it last night as part of our gay film festival. Needless to say, the theater was packed. I found the portrayal of Harlow’s client (an older, overweight man who wanted to suck on Harlow’s toes, listen to military fantasy stories, and be called a “faggot” while he brought himself off) to be a rather hackneyed portrayal of those who hire.

 

However-these guys are out there. There's a guy like this who lives near me and is on one of the hook up apps. He's probably at least in his 40's and is very sub. He wants me to meet him -and him to worship my tallywacker. While doing this he wants me to call him faggot and other names.

 

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Gar1eth Grand Master

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I love James Franco...give me an hour with him ;););):D:D:D

 

I'm sure you'll have a great discussion with him because he's gay-just not physically gay.

 

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Tried to locate a theater near me but no listings. Is it only being released on Amazon?

 

It's on Amazon Prime, the Apple Store, Vudu, and Time Warner Cable's VOD (among others) according to the FB page.

 

It's now on Netflix.

 

Gman

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