New gay movies

One hears Brokeback Mountain is promising.

Most gay movies sucked overall honestly. The only good ones I have found is Love, Simon and Call Me By Your Name.

r2 = Basic straight white woman

King Richard.

This looks really good.

CMBYN isn't even good. God's Own Country is much better.

This looks campy and fun.

R2 Both of those movies were terrible. Especially Love Simon. I couldn’t tolerate more than 20 minutes of that dreck.

I will say that Dekoo has some interesting finds on their platform.

Borrowed

Poppy Field

Exploited

Firebird

The Strong Ones

Lonesome

I'll watch a couple of these because the young men look very attractive but ordinary too. I don't mind kind of lame marginal gay movies if they attempt to tell a story about average young guys.

R6 The guys in God's own country were handsome and sexy, particularly the Romanian one.

Isn't it more fun to just watch Joanie? Or something?

That movie in R13 is very good, but I hated the ending, ugh. Well worth the watch though, some hot sex scenes too.

Shelter is always going to be one of my go-to gay movies.

Zach's sister in Shelter, Tina Holmes, also played Maggie in Edge of Seventeen. Also had a recurring role in Six Feet Under.

I'm still waiting for a middle aged gay romance. Gay teens and young people bore me and the Eldergay films are too macabre.

R21 I just suggested on another thread that a good couple for gay erotic movie would be Armie Hammer and Tom Hardy. That would be a nice (early) middle aged couple.

The Sea

R21 This might be for you then.

This movie from Mexico looks good.

Trailer for Hablame de ti

Another gay movie from Latin America: Sublime.

Al Mar now available for streaming.

Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe - first teaser 2022

The Inspection

This movie looks really good!

Golden Delicious trailer

BROS, un film de Billy Eichner.

A ground-breaking film humanely depicting white gay men in all their humanity, a first in world film history.

(According to Billy Eichner in interviews).

R31 Here's the Bros trailer

I hear that Dawson‘s 100 Load Weekend is in preproduction but had been delayed due to a writer‘s strike.

Here are the NEW 2022 gay films. Notice how the Latin films look much better than their American counterparts? US gay cinema used to exist at one time.

You can't tell much from a 10-second clip and brief summary, but a lot of those films look quite interesting to me.

And how can DLers resist a movie set in a caftan store ("The Blue Caftan")?

R34 Same goes for tv shows. American tv shows suck when it comes to gay representation. It's so bad that most of the so-called "representation" is borderline offensive. Either gay characters are barely there, neutered or stereotypes. To add insult to injury they also kill them off (like House of Dragon). The CW shows are horrendous when it comes to gay (as in male) representation. What they did to Kevin on Riverdale is unforgiveable. Funny how they didn't have any trouble giving the lesbians a good storyline. It was only the gay male character they treated like shit, as usual. The only good gay character to come out of the US this year has been Tyler on Partner Track, and even that storyline wasn't perfect. I would have liked to see a more masculine guy play Tyler (once again there's a femme character). However, at least he got plenty of screen time, he got to kiss and have sex. He was treated the same as his straight counterparts, been a while since that happened, at least on American tv. I'm actually surprised this show was on American Netflix because American Netflix doesn't have a good track record when it comes to gay characters. Foreign Netflix is usually better. Now there's that American Vampire show coming out in October. From the trailer it looks good, but I'm afraid I'll only end up disappointed. We'll see.

Sorry for my rant. Tl;dr. Short version: avoid American tv shows and American movies if you wany good gay storylines and good representation. Foreign tv shows and movies are usually better. Miles better.

Le Fil

America hates gay males. They have gone back to stereotyping gay men. It’s back to pre-90s era.

R37 your film is not a new gay film. I’m sure it’s better than any recent American gay film but it’s not what the thread is asking

Harry Styles in My Policeman

R33 Lol!

On another note, I can’t think of any particularly good gay movie. I think I’ve been too destroyed by porn. I really enjoyed Law of Desire (Ley del Deseo) by Almodovar. For those who’ve not seen it, it’s worth it just to see a young Antonio Banderas’ when he’s about to get fucked. Jesus!

My fake boyfriend is a new gay movie this year. Watching it now. It's avilable on Prime Video.

Sisid although not a particularly good movie.

Dylan Sprouse looks good. I thought it was Cole at first lol.

Just finished the movie. It was a good movie, sweet and cute and funny.

I really enjoyed the recent Italian film [bold]Mascarpone[/bold]. It's about 30-year-old Antonio, who is suddenly dumped by his husband. Since they've been together for 12 years, Antonio finds himself with few friends of his own, no job, no residence, and no experience with the current gay scene. He ends up renting a room from a gay sex worker, gets a job as an apprentice to a hunky baker, and begins to find himself and explore what it means to be single again.

Albatross

Albatross is an interesting movie.

The Inspection

Home Alone 2

I was surprised by how much I enjoyed "Breaking Fast." Not brilliant, but interesting and charming.

Ferzan Ozpetek's latest La Dea Fortuna (The Goddest of Fortune)

It's not new, but I recently came across Where Are You Going Habibi on Freevee (Prime's ad supported channel).

I found both leads quite attractive.

My Policeman

Where butterflies don't fly.

Punch

Just watched Hablame de ti. A gay coming out movie from Mexico. It was very good!

Saw Exploited yesterday. Didn't expect anything, but wow, what a nice surprise! It was very entertaining. Suspense, gay sex scenes, hot guys, some nudity. It had everything! Loved it!

Great movie!

I haven't seen it but "Carol" (2015) is supposed to be good.

A few years old but the movie Goodbye Mother.

Taxi Zum Klo from 1980.

Here's a bunch of gay movies & tv shows under the tag: gay

Hot opening scene

R60 No lesbian movies, please. This thread is about gay male movies.

OP didn't specify that, R65.

R66 I'm the OP. That is what I meant.

not new, but Il Rubio, from Argentina 2019 is quite good.

You should be clearer with your intentions OP. We are not mind readers. And why do you feel so threatened by lesbians?

R69 Not threatened. I just don't care. This is a gay website for gay men. But if you want to make a thread about lesbian movies you can. Nobody is stopping you.

Sww this movie today. It was good. Had some hot sex scenes too. I'll give it 6/10.

[quote]What are some good new gay movies?

I love the way this goes all the way back to 2021 and still has only reached 71 posts.

Saw Swallowed today. Horrible movie. Didn't like it at all. 2/10.

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This movie looks good and it's by a mostly (if not all?) gay cast.

Saltburn, new gay movie with Jacob Elordi. I don't think there's a trailer yet.

Red, white and royal blue should be good!

the Belgian film "Close" nominated for Best Foreign Language Film

I'm one of the rare people, I think, you has not seen CMBYN and I have no interest really. I read a little bit about it, and I dunno, the most annoying plot in gay movies to me is "gay men sleep with women" which I believe happens in this movie, so I really have no interest now. Plus, I know this makes me weird compared to most, but I don't find either of the leads very interesting.

I realise I'm talking about something I haven't seen, so I could be very wrong here, but this is how it strikes me.

R78 there is no way I could watch that. I find the trailer upsetting enough as it is. Too close to my childhood, I think. Having close friendships ruined like that at school really did a number on me.

R79 I haven't seen it either. I've read about it though. I don't think I'm missing out tbh. It didn't even have a love scene. One movie that's very underrated and came out about the same time as CMBYN is God's Country. That was a very good movie and well worth the watch imo.

This one looks interesting... gay movie from Norway.

Jacob Elordi's other gay movie: On Swift Horses.

I enjoyed The Gays Of Inisherin, All Quiet On The Stonewall Front, Pelvis, Gays Lisping, but I though Gay Everything, Everywhere All At Once was overrated.

This movie looks good. It's about gay priests.

I can't watch "Dawson's 100 Load Weekend" movies anymore, now that they're all CGI.

This looks good.

I watched "Of an Age," "Mascarpone" and "Wildhood" over the past week. I thought all were worthwhile in different ways, but Of an Age is the one that really stayed with me.

Wish when people post the movies, show the streaming platform. I read a review on Dekkoo and it said the it wasn’t worth the subscription.

New gay movies this year:

On Swift Horses

Saltburn

Red, White and Royal Blue

Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

The History of Sound

Down Low

Cassandro

Shoulder Dance

Holiday Exchange

I will not watch any new gay films full of effeminate nellies which seems like most these days.

R88 The ones I posted have not premiered yet. I will try to update with a date for streaming/cinema when it's available.

Eismayer (Austria, 2022)

here is some list

[quote]I watched "Of an Age," "Mascarpone" and "Wildhood" over the past week. I

Of an Age is on Peacock, Mascarpone is on Amazon Prime and Wildhood is on Hulu.

Of and Age is amazing. The chemistry is electric between the two guys. Had a decent run at the cinema here in Sydney.

We’ll with a watch.

Sorry R93 but I couldn't watch it, as soon as the obviously synthetic voice starts up the desire to throw myself off some dark moody sea cliff in a rainstorm becomes far too intense.

This movie from Poland looks good.

Thanks, R97. Being of Polish descent, I look forward to seeing that. I also enjoyed the Polish film "In the Name Of" from 10 years ago.

Another recent Polish film. I haven't watched it yet, but reviews have been good.

R98 You need to watch Floating Skyscrapers if you haven't already. It's a Polish gay movie from 11 years ago. The movie is beautiful but heartbreaking. It doesn't have a happy ending, just so you are warned.

Thanks, R99 and R100, I'm making a list!

[quote] I will not watch any new gay films full of effeminate nellies which seems like most these days.

Watch some non-American gay-themed films, then. I agree that the American movies have a lot of gay stereotypes, which is a big turnoff.

R102 Foreign gay films are usually better than American. Better acting, better stories, more explicit etc.

We talkin horror flicks, or whore flicks?

Femme - 2023 British film out in American theaters now

I just saw it yesterday. Excellent. And the two leads were hot in the multiple sex scenes

Maybe this one was mentioned above. If so, sorry for the repeat. The other night we were looking for something new and ran across Slay, low-budget (though watchable, maybe just barely) "Tubi original" movie. It's kind of a Priscilla meets To Wong Foo meets From Dusk Till Dawn - a silly drag queen vs. vampires comedy horror film. It's pretty bad but might be worth a look if you're into this sort of thing.

R105 Femme was good, but very dark and depressing. And once again I hated the ending. The actor in the main role in this plays gay on the Disney+ show Culprits. May be worth checking out.

'Femme' is good. The lead tattooed actor George McKay does a great job.

Road House 2024

[Quote] I agree that the American movies have a lot of gay stereotypes

American movies in general are filled with stereotypes

R109, is that a joke or are there gay characters in that movie?

R111 Brawny bare-chested men, man-on-man action and Tommy Fury

This movie looks good.

Just saw Ganymede. It was decent. 6/10.

Epouse moi mon pote

Would be nice if it wasn’t dubbed in Russian.

2017 is not new R115, unless that was a wild trip you've been on for 7 years and you've only just sobered up?