The world’s most famous gay advice columnist has compiled his most pointed and provocative essays on fatherhood, gun control and marriage equality in this just-published collection filled with Savage’s trademark wit and keen insight.
I Do
Green card immigration and marriage equality are merged in this 2012 festival hit, which gets a limited theatrical release today. Watch a clip from out director Glenn Gaylord’s gentle rom-com, which stars Jamie Lynn Sigler and Maurice Compte, below.
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Katbox
I Do. Is a horrifyingly dull movie. It’s an hour and a half of nothing. Pacing…horrible. Actors…acceptable.
Aside from the often shirtless lead, there isn’t much of a reason to watch this film.
mattsy
My top 5 favorite films of all time:
1)Mommie Dearest
2)Carrie
3)Welcome to the Dollhouse
4)Whatever Happened to BJ
5)Cruising
Al Pacino was a great undercover gay and ur never sure if he was the killer or not
Twisted dark and campy-my kinda film