Hello again! Let's talk about some good movies.
Toddy: "I think you'd make a damned attractive man."
Victoria: "Oh, you think so? How do I look? Hihi"
Victoria: "I... OH!"
Richard: "Well well. I can see it didn't take you very long."
Victoria: "Oh boy..." Toddy: "Richard?!"
Victoria: "Oh he really thought I was a man!" Toddy: "Yes, he really did."
Victoria: " He's lucky I'm not."
Toddy: "My God!" Victoria: "What is it?"
Toddy: "Victoria, I've just had the most incredible idea!" Victoria: "Oh?"
Toddy: "You said you wanted to be a man." Victoria: "No I said there are time when I felt like..."
Toddy: "Well here's your chance! What an inspiration! Europe's greatest female impersonator!"
Victoria: "Who?" Toddy: "You!" Victoria: "Me?!"
🎵jazzy musical track🎵
Victor/Victoria is a musical comedy. I watched the 1995 recording of the Broadway show
but the 1982 movie was made by the same people I think, so that should hopefully also be good.
It's set in the 1930ies and it's about a woman pretending to be a man who does drag.
Which... reading that description combined with "comedy" made me think it's probably gonna be
super cringe, and... not good
But it really is!
It talks about gender identity and especially what it means to be a man in a really good way.
It's entertaining and funny without making fun about drag or gays.
Which even these days is quite rare to see.
I mean it's still far from being an SJW favourite, but it is a good and lighthearted musical
and sometimes that's all you want really.
🎵 "...play me the Jazz Hot, baby" 🎵
🎵 "cause I love my Jazz"🎵
🎵 "hot" 🎵
*buzz* "Oh, my other phone, I'll call you back."
"Thank you for waiting. Is this the society for the preservation of Eskimo culture?"
"This is Miss Castello, the Federal Broadcasting Company."
Mr Sumner: "Now gentlemen, the purpose of this machine of course is to free the worker..."
Miss Watson: "You can say that again."
Mr Sumner: "uhh, to free the worker from the routine and repetitive tasks"
Mr Sumner: " and liberate his time for more important work."
*ring* "Reference, Miss Saylor."
"Oh yes, I called earlier about that little black velvet straplet you had in the window."
Mr Sumner: "Now, before asking you the next question, I must advise you it contains a trick."
Miss Watson: "Oh."
Mr Sumner: "In order to see into the trick I give you two words of advice: Never assume."
Miss Watson: "Don't worry, I won't."
*ring* "Reference department, Miss Blair."
"Oh yes, we've looked that up for you."
Miss Watson: "How did your machine do on this test?"
🎵light jazzy piano music🎵
"Desk Set" or also known as "His Other Woman" is a 1957 romantic comedy.
It takes place in the reference library of a broadcasting company where a computer is to be installed
to... well, help with the work of the people working there.
The film depicts how the prospect of computer there affects the work atmosphere
and it's also about the relationship of Bonny Watson who runs the department.
It's lighthearted entertainment, a bit old fashioned given the time, but I like that.
Mark: "Who hates the miners? Thatcher! Who else? The police, the public and the tabloid press."
Mark: "That sound familiar?" Mike: "Surely Mark..."
Mark: "The only problem we've got and they haven't is Mary Whitehouse and that can only be a matter of time"
Mike: "Maaark..."
Gwen: "Dai, your gays have arrived!"
Hefina: "Get out there and find a gay or a lesbian right now."
Carl: "I don't want to give them the wrong impression!"
Hefina: "All right. Because you're so bloody irresistible." *laughter*
Dai: "When you're in a battle against an enemy so much bigger, so much stronger than you"
Dai: "to find out you had a friend you never knew existed, well that's the best feeling in the world."
*honk honk*
🎵electric guitar and vocals union song🎵
"Pride" is a 2014 film about a London gay and lesbian group supporting a Welsh mining village
during the miners' strikes of 1984. It's based on a true story.
I'm not sure if all of the characters are also based on real humans but the film does a really good job of
portraying many of them with lots of different sub-stories, to give room for background
or individual character developement.
And I think that's a lot of the beauty of the film.
It also does a really good job of capturing the time. Well, I assume, I wasn't there.
Both in the LGBTQ+community, as well as the miners.
🎵"Five six seven eight"🎵 🎵fast paced jazzy music🎵
*crying* *bang bang*
Reporter: "Here they come! This way honey! Oh come one, it's a shame to hide such a beautiful face!"
Matron: "Welcome Ladies. If there's something that upsets you or makes you unhappy in any way"
Matron: "Shut your fat ass mout off to me cause I don't give a shit, now move it out!"
Matron: "What you need is Billy Flynn."
Murderer: "Who?"
Matron: "Billy Flynn. It's only the best criminal lawyer in all over Illinois."
Lawyer: "You have sinned and you're sorry!"
Murderer: "God that's beautiful!"
Murderer: "I bet you wanna know why I shot the bastard."
Murderer: "Mr Flynn!" *sigh*
Murderer: "Oh, I only hope the fall didn't hurt the baby."
"Chicago" the 2002 film based on the Broadway musical.
It's about women who are slash wanna be in showbiz who murdered their lovers.
And according to Wikipedia it's 'a satire on the corruption in the administration of criminal justice'.
It's got good music, good dancing, it's a fun film, the story's not bad.
And that's all I have to say on this. It's fun.
🎵dramatic orchestral music🎵 Sin-Dee: "Merry Christmas, Bitch! Whooo! *laugh*"
Sin-Dee: "I got something new to tell you, about me and Chester."
Alexandra: "I know what it is! You're breaking up with him. Thank god!"
Alexandra: "He been cheating on you like that!" Sin-Dee: "Wait wait wait, what?"
Alexandra: "You, you didn't know?"
🎵dramatic beat music🎵
Sin-Dee: "White [???] - Who is she?"
"Her name starts with a D." "Danny" "Desiré" "Destiny?"
"You're making me lose my game!"
Alexandra: "She's some white fish" Sin-Dee: "You mean she's a real fish?!"
Alexandra: "Yeah Bitch, like a real fish, Girl, like vagina and everything."
Alexandra: "Girl, calm the fuck down, it's not that serious!"
Alexandra: "I will go with you under one condition: You must promise you that there's not gonna be any drama."
Sin-Dee: "I promise, I promise."
Alexandra: "Look at me in my eyes and promise!"
Sin-Dee: "I promise no drama, Alexandra!"
"Tangerine" is a 2015 comedy drama shot entirely on smartphones.
So if you ever think that you need fancy equipment to make YouTube videos, you don't.
The film follows two sex workers and a taxi driver in LA
and the main story is about one of the sex workers finding out that her boyfriend cheated on her.
It's a story about friendship, which I think is the strongest part of the story,
and betrayal, and the dream of going to LA and making it big in showbiz, or otherwise having a good life.
It's really well made and it also doesn't happen very often that you see much black trans sex worker representation
So that's cool too.
Donald: "Are you calling me a screaming queen or a tired fairy?"
Michael: "I beg your pardon. There'll be six tired screaming fairy queens, and one anxious queer."
Michael: "Well I still wasn't out. I was still in the 'Christ,-was-I-drunk-last-night' syndrome."
Larry: "Man, was I drunk last night! - Christ, I don't remember a thing!"
Alan: "Well, I... I couldn't care less about what people do,"
Alan: "as... as long as they don't do it in public or try to force their ways on the whole damned world."
Harold: "What I am, Michael, is a 32 year old, ugly, pock marked Jew fairy"
Harold: "And if it takes me a while to pull myself together and if I smoke a little grass"
Harold: "before I get up the nerve to show my face tot he world, it's nobody's god damn business but my own."
Michael: "You've missed the cake. And you've missed the opening of the gifts."
Michael: "But you're still in luck. You're just in time for a little party game."
🎵happy recording of 'Anything goes'🎵 "The Boys in the Band", a 1970ies drama.
It's about a group of gay men in 1960ies New York having a birthday party
when unexpectedly a straight friend of one of them visits.
It talks about what it means to be gay in a society that really doesn't accept gays,
and also what it means to be gay in the gay society.
It's also, again, based on a stage play, and the whole cast was in that play.
Also the setting is entirely just one apartment that you could easily put on a stage
and... it shows that it's a play. But I don't think that's a bad thing.
Also, if you want a more thorough review of the last two movies, I'll link to a video by Jazza.
🎵instrumental grandiose music🎵
Last but not least: CATS
I grew up listening to the soundtrack a lot.
And while I don't really have a bucket list, if I had one, seeing the original CATS live
would definitely have been on there.
And now I finally got to see it. And it was great.
It has great music, I might be slightly biased here, it has great choreography, it has great stage design, lighting...
The whole thing was just great.
If you get the chance to see it live, I would definitely recommend it, even though it's kinda expensive,
but if you just get to see it on film then I'm sure that's also going to be amazing.
Because, it's CATS. And I love CATS.
Alright, that's all for now. I'll see you when I see you.
Donald: "I can understand people having an affinity for the stage,
but movies are such garbage, who can take them seriously?"
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