15. Edge of seventeen 14. Holding the man 13. Those people 12. In the Grayscale 11. Beyond the Walls 10. Handsome Devil 9. I Killed My Mother 8. Out in the Dark 7. Blue is warmest Color 6. Land of the Storms 5. Free Fall 4. Jongens 3. Closet Monster 2. Harvey (Milk) 1. Call Me By Your Name
Brokeback Mountain was the best film of 2005. At the Academy Awards it won Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Original Score, but didn't win Best Picture, because of it's gay content. Crash, a hack film in comparison, won Best Picture, because they campaigned hard, the film was locally produced (in LA and Hollywood), and it wasn't gay.
I just hate that people don't know Maurice at all. It's an amazing gay drama that has a happy ending too , not to forget it's directed and written by james ivory who also wrote the script of call me by your name. It's too underrated.
@@SOUL-dc2gy Different movies have different impact on our lives, depending on the age when we watch them and under what circumstances. So your question is kind of hard to answer. And some of my favorite gay-themed movies are not even among these 15. Believe it or not, I actually love Edge of Seventeen. I was so young when I watched it and I thought it was the best thing I had ever watched.
@@SOUL-dc2gy May I suggest Mario (Swiss/German), Lilting and Pit Stop. As flyingzone said, movies can affect a person differently depending on age and circumstance at the time of viewing. These are three not on the list that I really enjoyed. Free Fall and Call me by your name are my favourites from the list. Die mitte der welt (Centre of my world) is another great one if you've not seen it. There is so much great stuff out there, it's getting hard to pick a No. 1
i AGREE IT IS ONE but some friends have suggested it is too unlikely, or they are into particular genre, that this was just romanticism. I am proof it is not so having had a very similar experience in Italy while going to school there. The small things that the producer did are astounding, a small thing like leaving the refrigerator door open when it did not close, as it would happen in real life. etc, etc............. If you loved CALL ME, you will also have a deep appreciation for MAN IN AN ORANGE SHIRT which can be found in segments on RUclips that will automatically follow one another. Or, if you are on facebook there is a cached LGBTq film site that has the film presented as it was in its entirety, but you won't find that using google. ..........Man in An Orange Shirt received an international Emmy in New York in December. The part of the grandmother is done by Vanessa Redgrave, and the character actress who plays one of the mothers should have received an oscar for her 7 minute performance .................Enjoy the incredible Masterpiece production that mesmerized me with the huge investment of time and money put into it. It is 2 hours exactly................................. ruclips.net/video/hDh4EEh6N1E/видео.html
"Holding the man" is the best movie ever I have watched. I fell depressed for two weeks after watching it and decided to change my life. The Fall season is good too, The edge of seventeen is so sad because the poor kid was used by that his friend, a common gays experience; we get used all the time,
Holding the man was just deep! It was surreal! If you are looking to actually feel something deep, away from that fandom storylines, I highly recommend watching it!
These films certainly look great but my fave will always be 'God's Own Country'. I thoroughly recommend that film to those of you who haven't seen nor heard of it 💕
some movies that are very good too and not in the list : - moonlight - the way he looks - quand on a 17 ans - tomboy - baisers cachés - god's own country - love, simon - alex strangelove - giant little one - call me by your name (bc he deserves to be quoted twice :))
I'm really missing Brokeback mountain, God's own country, Shelter,... It's many amazing movies, but these three absolutely should be in TOP 15 😊 Oh, and The Normal heart too ❤
Ahhh, just about to type this. The director took great pains to recreate the 80s in this film, taking John Hughes films as inspiration. I thought I read somewhere the director wanted to create what might have been a coming of age gay teen film if it were released in the 80s. He and the team did an impeccable job, I remember thinking the release date 1998 was a mistake when I first saw the film lol
Definitely agree with n’1 but you forgot plenty films : brokeback mountains, mario, THE CENTER OF MY WOLRD (I’m in love with this one), hidden kisses but yeah. Good list tho
I watched “The Way He Looks” on Netflix a long time ago, and I still think that it’s the best gay movie out there. It’s freaking cute and it actually has a good ending. I wish it was in English tho.
I did not see the movie (yet) but the book, especially in its original language German is extraordinary, I love it so much, it is still one of my favorite books ever and I already have it around 15 (or more) years.. I got it when I started puberty...
While watching this video I thought the whole time: I swear to God, if "Call me by your name" is not in this list, I ...! Did not expect it to be NO 1!!!! Not that I mind. It is my favourite movie of all time. It is just, that I did not expect it to be No. 1. Whoever made this video is a person with good taste. I LOVE Call me by your name!!!
"Those people" is a brilliant movie, in which you can skip the first 20 minutes. It's a relationship/romance movie since everyone is comfortable with their sexuality, and yet pain is still very much a part of life. There are some amazing shots. The director should get an award and so does Charlie (main character).
I completely agree that "Call me by your name" is number one. I found it an outstanding work of filmmaking, more than just a "gay movie" and if your going to call it that then its the best in my book. I've seen on lists as low as number 13, I totally disagree. Its all subjective, one mans poison is another mans pleasure.
YESSS!!! I’ve watched Handsome Devil an unhealthy amount of times 😂😂 I love it so much 💖 Also, Holding the Man is one of the saddest films I’ve ever watched 😭🏳️🌈
so surprise to see someone mention no night is too long. I love that film! tho it is more of a thriller. I can't decide wheater it would be categorized a lgbt film cause it doesn't really deal with any lgbt issues but just have a main gay couple. It's such an underrated film. I get surprise if i find anyone who's seen it. What i love about it is the fact that it's actually a really good thriller. I wish there were more films where it was like a thriller, sci fi or horror film with main character gay.
There is about ten better movies than the ones shown here. Undertow, Brokeback Mountain, Beautiful Thing, Plan B, The Way He Looks, Pride, Gods Own Country, Hidden Kisses, Just a Question of Love and 4th Man Out. God I don't see how Call Me by Your Name could beat any of the ones I've mentioned. The story of an older gay man seducing a kid is nothing new (I think it's just a bunch of old queens trying to relive their youth). The last 20 minutes of the movie I thought was stupid. I did like the photography.
I couldn't agree more!! There have been so many better films than Call Me by Your Name like the ones you have named. I can't believe an older man seducing a child has become the centre piece film of gay cinematography. The movie is about 17 yr old in love with "24" year old who actually looks 35. It is slightly disturbing, in addition to the fact people are using this film to represent our community around the world. What's the number one gay film people now say you should see? This predatory film. Honestly if you don't understand look up "Call Me by Your Name predatory" to read other opinions.
@@YouJeanie I don't think it's actually predatory. The heat of the sex is actually initiated by Elio and Oliver, who dimensionally wanted it the first day they met. I wouldn't say it's great gay movie, but definitely it's not predatory one.
@@TheDiande I'm surprised you didn't like Hidden Kisses. I guess it brought back memories of high school. In my generation if you were even slightly feminine you were in for a world of hurt. Broke Back Mountain isn't everyone's cup of tea but I think it does show an accurate portrait of gay men in rural life. I don't know your age, but kids these days have it made. So many movies and TV shows that show gays in a good light and not all the stereotypical queens of my generation.
If you saw the movie, you didn’t pay attention! It’s not about a predatory man seducing a younger man. It’s about a younger man, who’s 17, and one who’s 24, falling in love. And the 17yo is the one who “seduces” the older one. It’s a beautiful art film and maybe you should watch it again and review your comments.
@@deniseruggeri4351 i have seen Call me by your name, loooved it! It's sad but not as much as holding the man! have you watched it? I haven't watched brokeback mountain though cause i know it's sad 😂
@@suunflower286 I haven't. Is it even sadder than Cmbyn? Jeez, I'm not gonna watch it then HAHAA Anyway, brokeback mountain is the saddest EVER, hands down
I just watched Handsome Devil.... A romantic com without any romance but definitely a great movie. I'm a sucker for the Irish accent too. The overall message of the movie is very strong. Speak in your own voice! Thanks for helping me to watch....
ITS A CRIME TO FORGET MAURICE !!! THAT'S LIKE THE ULTIMATE GAY MOVIE EVER .... 1987 I GUESS IF AM NOT WRONG HENCE IT IS DEFINITELY A FORERUNNER MOVIE !! GIVE IT A WATCH WITHOUT FAIL !!!
For me, these 5 gay drama movies add to that Top 15: * Monster pies (2013) * Latter days (2003) * Shank (2009) * God's own country (2017) * Quand on a 17 ans (2016)
15. Edge of seventeen
14. Holding the man
13. Those people
12. In the Grayscale
11. Beyond the Walls
10. Handsome Devil
9. I Killed My Mother
8. Out in the Dark
7. Blue is warmest Color
6. Land of the Storms
5. Free Fall
4. Jongens
3. Closet Monster
2. Harvey (Milk)
1. Call Me By Your Name
I wish I could find "In the Grayscale" with English subtitles. I've tried watching but without a translation, much is lost.
Brokeback Mountain
You fucking miss the movie name eyewitness fuck how could you
Pride
stop the mf music where is LOVE SIMON
"Do you have a girlfriend?"
"Yeah, *his* name's Danny."
Which movie ?
Edge of 17
best punchline
😅😅😅
I'm Danny.😉
Gods Own Country is a much underappreciated masterpiece.
Where can I watch it? X
Netflix! It's an interesting one because there's no music whatsoever, makes it so much more raw in my opinion :)
A hundred times yes
And Brokeback Mountain too, anyway I fully agree
THAT was a good movie
16. Love Simon
17. The way he looks.
18. Die mitte der welt (center of my world)
your fourth emoji o, I love "The way he looks", should definitely be on this list
Die mitte der welt broke my heart
Love Simon sucks
Love, Simon is love
Love, Simon?? Seriously? LOL
"Can two men reproduce?"
"No, but God knows we're trying"
I just needed two seconds to check this joke. Wow
Can two men reproduce oui but god knows we re trying l just needed two seconde to cherk this joke wow
Brokeback mountain deserves to be in this top !!!!
it was sad but amazing
Brokeback Mountain was the best film of 2005. At the Academy Awards it won Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Original Score, but didn't win Best Picture, because of it's gay content. Crash, a hack film in comparison, won Best Picture, because they campaigned hard, the film was locally produced (in LA and Hollywood), and it wasn't gay.
All the films in the list here are engaging, but Brokeback Mountain and Harvey should be tied for #1.
TRUE!!!!
No.
I really enjoyed “Handsome Devil”. It was a pleasant surprise considering how much it flew under the radar
Sweet twist!!
ehh it was alright, i wasn’t too interested in the plot or the characters
I was really disappointed after watching it
Just about rugby nothing else.. boring
Man that twist got me good
Who else thinks of SKAM France when paint scenes was played?
@Poppy Thoday haha true
not enough butt ;)
Count me in
instantly 😂
FCK YES!
I just hate that people don't know Maurice at all. It's an amazing gay drama that has a happy ending too , not to forget it's directed and written by james ivory who also wrote the script of call me by your name. It's too underrated.
Thank you! Maurice is so beautiful.
Yes for me it's the best.
I KNOW RIGHT?! Like come on! It's a literal masterpiece it's so sad how underrated it is omg
i loved it so much aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
yeah, but it wasn't with clive
My ultimate list :
1- Call me by your name
2- God’s own country
3-The centre of my world
4-brokeback mountains
5-the portrait of a lady on fire
"Do you have a girlfriend"
"Yeah... His name is Dany"
♡
Number 1 100% recommended
timmy timmy timmy cant u see sometimes ur eyes just hypnotise mee
I hated it because it had a bad ending
@@Hannahgal11 no cap,I wish there's part 2 of it but I know it ain't gon' happen bc of the ending
I can't believe I have watched all FIFTEEN of these movies.
Same lol 😂💜💜💜
so can you suggest which is best ?
@@SOUL-dc2gy Different movies have different impact on our lives, depending on the age when we watch them and under what circumstances. So your question is kind of hard to answer. And some of my favorite gay-themed movies are not even among these 15. Believe it or not, I actually love Edge of Seventeen. I was so young when I watched it and I thought it was the best thing I had ever watched.
@@flyingzone356 if your favorites aren't among the fifteens, will you let us know?
@@SOUL-dc2gy May I suggest Mario (Swiss/German), Lilting and Pit Stop. As flyingzone said, movies can affect a person differently depending on age and circumstance at the time of viewing. These are three not on the list that I really enjoyed. Free Fall and Call me by your name are my favourites from the list. Die mitte der welt (Centre of my world) is another great one if you've not seen it. There is so much great stuff out there, it's getting hard to pick a No. 1
Call me by your name is the best gay movie ever
i AGREE IT IS ONE but some friends have suggested it is too unlikely, or they are into particular genre, that this was just romanticism. I am proof it is not so having had a very similar experience in Italy while going to school there. The small things that the producer did are astounding, a small thing like leaving the refrigerator door open when it did not close, as it would happen in real life. etc, etc............. If you loved CALL ME, you will also have a deep appreciation for MAN IN AN ORANGE SHIRT which can be found in segments on RUclips that will automatically follow one another. Or, if you are on facebook there is a cached LGBTq film site that has the film presented as it was in its entirety, but you won't find that using google. ..........Man in An Orange Shirt received an international Emmy in New York in December. The part of the grandmother is done by Vanessa Redgrave, and the character actress who plays one of the mothers should have received an oscar for her 7 minute performance .................Enjoy the incredible Masterpiece production that mesmerized me with the huge investment of time and money put into it. It is 2 hours exactly................................. ruclips.net/video/hDh4EEh6N1E/видео.html
🤣
It's the best movie ever
One of the best. There are others that are good too..
Hundred percent agree
"Call Me By Your Name". That movie left an impression. Everything in it is designed to make you love it.
um hello where is mario, center of my world, god owns country and brokeback mountain
Lolz B Brokeback mountain is the best
周锦威 one of my fav yas
I haven't seen Brokeback Mountain, I want to, though. I LOVED God's Own Country!
Farming Furret you should definitely watch it
I Saw Mario in www.filmesgays.net
"Holding the man" is the best movie ever I have watched. I fell depressed for two weeks after watching it and decided to change my life.
The Fall season is good too, The edge of seventeen is so sad because the poor kid was used by that his friend, a common gays experience; we get used all the time,
sameee, that was the firt movie that made me cry
Holding the man was just deep! It was surreal! If you are looking to actually feel something deep, away from that fandom storylines, I highly recommend watching it!
but it did have a happy ending
The fact that Holding the Man is based on true story makes more heartbreaking. Same pain I felt after watching Firebird.
I'm confused as to why Shelter, Brokeback Mountain and Beautiful Thing aren't on this list
I like those films.. and Philadelphia is inspiring btw
Yes brokeback mountain should be in the list
THE SAME. + God's Own Country. + DADDY (2020)
SHELTER!!!! TOP 😍😍
@@joaquinrodriguez3987 shelter was awesome movie
You missed Gods own country and Mario..really good both..
Andres Diez .I watched God's Own Country given positive reviews here. Glad I dide - a Powerful movie.
Mario sad ending movie
Andres Diez AGREE
I’m just gonna throw in Moonlight for the running
These films certainly look great but my fave will always be 'God's Own Country'. I thoroughly recommend that film to those of you who haven't seen nor heard of it 💕
Holding the man made me cry like a 4 year old baby omgg
“Call me by your name and I’ll call you by mine” “Elio” “Oliver”
😢❤️
@@owaisaghila1702 😭😭😭😭 nooooo
Handsome devil is my absolute fav !!
Angel Turello same
same but still mad they dont end up together ugh
some movies that are very good too and not in the list :
- moonlight
- the way he looks
- quand on a 17 ans
- tomboy
- baisers cachés
- god's own country
- love, simon
- alex strangelove
- giant little one
- call me by your name (bc he deserves to be quoted twice :))
god's own country
Great movie!!!!
I personally didn’t like it
The War Boys; Soldier’s Girl; Night Flight; Shelter; God’s Own Country; Brokeback Mountain; Prayers for Bobby; Gewoon Vreinden, etc. You missed a lot.
Most of these movies are not available on youtube. I guess that the purpose of the list was to include movies people can watch on youtube.
You guys need to watch “Esteros”. It’s soo underrated. And it has a habe end :)
I'm really missing Brokeback mountain, God's own country, Shelter,... It's many amazing movies, but these three absolutely should be in TOP 15 😊 Oh, and The Normal heart too ❤
“Call me by your name” deserves to be the top 1! Damn! I keep on watching it over and over again
Center of my World
Jonas
The way He Looks
Maurice
4th Man Out
god's own country
Weekend
Naked as we came
Getting Go The Go Doc project
Pride
Perfect list. U pick best movies.
I just watched 4th man out,a little part of it,it was only of 13 mins tho😅
4th man out was so shit
I freaking loved Maurice. I'm glad you included it! Left me depressed for a bit (as most sad gay movies do) but it was great nonetheless haha 😂
Saved by Grace omg I just watched Jonas today and was so crushed with the ending
I was pretty sure "Call me by your name"would be the first. It's a master piece ✨✨✨
Just a short correction. The edge of 17 was released in 1999 & the movie timeline was set in 1984. One of my favorite movies.
Came to say the same thing
@@joshuamason2316 me too lol I remember when it came out and there's no way in hell a film like that could have been made in 1980.
Ahhh, just about to type this. The director took great pains to recreate the 80s in this film, taking John Hughes films as inspiration. I thought I read somewhere the director wanted to create what might have been a coming of age gay teen film if it were released in the 80s. He and the team did an impeccable job, I remember thinking the release date 1998 was a mistake when I first saw the film lol
Me three
Love simon should be on the list
not a drama??
love simon is a rom com
love simon had a great ending... unlike the few I've seen in this list!
and alex strangelove :(
Yeah
HAVE YOU ALL NOT SEEN “The way he looks”? Like WTF
I know!!!!
carol? moonlight? henry gamble's birthday party? the pass? brokeback mountain? loev? i am michael?
Definitely agree with n’1 but you forgot plenty films : brokeback mountains, mario, THE CENTER OF MY WOLRD (I’m in love with this one), hidden kisses but yeah. Good list tho
Karna hidden kisses omg I cried so many times and a somewhat happy ending bc he found his support iykyk
where is Carol and Brokeback Mountain?
No Brokeback Mountain? Well...
I watched “The Way He Looks” on Netflix a long time ago, and I still think that it’s the best gay movie out there. It’s freaking cute and it actually has a good ending. I wish it was in English tho.
Ramon Isak omg yes it’s a rlly great movie, i found it with English subtitles and watch it on an app called kanopy (was free with my library card)
Madeline Pullen I found it too but in a random website online. I just wish that the actors spoke English haha
I’m a girl but Call me by your name is my favourite movie ☺️
HONEY , Making Love (with KATE JACKSON) is still the best !! PLEASE FIND IT ON RUclips !!!!!!!!
Center of my world should be in there
yes.
Fantastic movie.
I did not see the movie (yet) but the book, especially in its original language German is extraordinary, I love it so much, it is still one of my favorite books ever and I already have it around 15 (or more) years.. I got it when I started puberty...
" You've spent the whole of your live being someone else, who is going to be you? "
"The Falls" Trilogy..... brilliant! "Beautiful Thing" "Get Real" and "Monster Pies".....
Shelter (2007) could easily have made this list as well.
agreed. its a beautiful film
True. Basically it's a list of movies with sad ending with some exceptions.
So true! And latter days, and brokeback mountain, and A beautiful thing... These are all extraordinary as well...
Definitely beautiful movie.
My favorites.
1. Call me by your name.
2. Esteros
3. Undertow
4. From beginning to end
5. The way he looks.
Holding the man and call me by your name are my favorite gay movies
While watching this video I thought the whole time: I swear to God, if "Call me by your name" is not in this list, I ...! Did not expect it to be NO 1!!!! Not that I mind. It is my favourite movie of all time. It is just, that I did not expect it to be No. 1. Whoever made this video is a person with good taste. I LOVE Call me by your name!!!
Burning blue should be on the list.. its my number 3
Mine too.. I love that one the most!
Holding the Man should be at number one! It’s in my top 4 or 5 favorite movies.And I love movies!!
Brokeback Mountain (2005) and Maurice (1987) should be on the list...
God's Own Country should be here. it the best gay film after cmbyn. imo. you wont regret watching it
I’m a simple girl, I see Handsome Devil and I click!
2014 Pride deserved a spot
I love Holding The Man ❤❤❤
OMG I CRIED SO HARD WITH "HOLDING THE MAN" LIKE DAMN, WHAT A GOOD MOVIE
Out in the dark, gods own country the best ever movie gay 😍
Out in the Dark is really, really good.
HOLDING THE MAN IS MY FAV MOVIE EVER I never cried so hard
I NEED HANDSOME DEVIL 2 SO MUCH 😭😭😭😭😭😭
"Those people" is a brilliant movie, in which you can skip the first 20 minutes. It's a relationship/romance movie since everyone is comfortable with their sexuality, and yet pain is still very much a part of life. There are some amazing shots. The director should get an award and so does Charlie (main character).
I completely agree that "Call me by your name" is number one. I found it an outstanding work of filmmaking, more than just a "gay movie" and if your going to call it that then its the best in my book. I've seen on lists as low as number 13, I totally disagree. Its all subjective, one mans poison is another mans pleasure.
Omg I just watched the 'handsome devil' and Im crying,
This movie is so f beautiful
Can you please tell me where you watched it??
YESSS!!! I’ve watched Handsome Devil an unhealthy amount of times 😂😂 I love it so much 💖 Also, Holding the Man is one of the saddest films I’ve ever watched 😭🏳️🌈
Im sorry but holding the man deserves to be in the top 5☹️
North Sea Texas
No night is too long (i love the movie in general)
Moon River man, no night is too long had some MAJOR drama
so surprise to see someone mention no night is too long. I love that film! tho it is more of a thriller. I can't decide wheater it would be categorized a lgbt film cause it doesn't really deal with any lgbt issues but just have a main gay couple.
It's such an underrated film. I get surprise if i find anyone who's seen it. What i love about it is the fact that it's actually a really good thriller. I wish there were more films where it was like a thriller, sci fi or horror film with main character gay.
Thank you for putting a movie of Dolan in the list
"Contracorriente" (Undertow) is one of the most enthralling and well done movies, ever!!! UNFORGETTABLE! Trust me!
Contracorriente la escena en la playa hermosa.
"can 2 men reproduce?"
" no but God knows we keep trying"
LMAO I died
4th man out should be on top 5,, natural and real life
Call me by your name is masterpiece ❣️
Why is it that all gay movies are so heartbreaking. 😭
Bc being gay is hard, lol
Holding The Man destroyed me!! Messed me up for three days. Thanks. Oh, n Jongens and Closet Monster hands 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
There is about ten better movies than the ones shown here. Undertow, Brokeback Mountain, Beautiful Thing, Plan B, The Way He Looks, Pride, Gods Own Country, Hidden Kisses, Just a Question of Love and 4th Man Out. God I don't see how Call Me by Your Name could beat any of the ones I've mentioned. The story of an older gay man seducing a kid is nothing new (I think it's just a bunch of old queens trying to relive their youth). The last 20 minutes of the movie I thought was stupid. I did like the photography.
I couldn't agree more!! There have been so many better films than Call Me by Your Name like the ones you have named. I can't believe an older man seducing a child has become the centre piece film of gay cinematography. The movie is about 17 yr old in love with "24" year old who actually looks 35. It is slightly disturbing, in addition to the fact people are using this film to represent our community around the world. What's the number one gay film people now say you should see? This predatory film. Honestly if you don't understand look up "Call Me by Your Name predatory" to read other opinions.
@@YouJeanie I don't think it's actually predatory. The heat of the sex is actually initiated by Elio and Oliver, who dimensionally wanted it the first day they met. I wouldn't say it's great gay movie, but definitely it's not predatory one.
Your list is much better, I love everything except Brokeback Mountain and Hidden Kisses.
@@TheDiande I'm surprised you didn't like Hidden Kisses. I guess it brought back memories of high school. In my generation if you were even slightly feminine you were in for a world of hurt. Broke Back Mountain isn't everyone's cup of tea but I think it does show an accurate portrait of gay men in rural life. I don't know your age, but kids these days have it made. So many movies and TV shows that show gays in a good light and not all the stereotypical queens of my generation.
If you saw the movie, you didn’t pay attention! It’s not about a predatory man seducing a younger man. It’s about a younger man, who’s 17, and one who’s 24, falling in love. And the 17yo is the one who “seduces” the older one. It’s a beautiful art film and maybe you should watch it again and review your comments.
Holding the man is other lever of making me ugly cry so bad, a total Masterpiece. Call Me By Your name is my favorite movie forever, an art piece
Brokeback mountain!
call you by my name is one of my all time favorite movies, i highly recommend
holding the man is one of the saddest movies i've ever seen 😭
Moinmoin even though I know it’s goood that’s why I haven’t watched it to this day , I can’t stand sadness
You didn't see call me by your name or brokeback mountain then 😂😭
@@deniseruggeri4351 i have seen Call me by your name, loooved it! It's sad but not as much as holding the man! have you watched it?
I haven't watched brokeback mountain though cause i know it's sad 😂
@@suunflower286 I haven't. Is it even sadder than Cmbyn? Jeez, I'm not gonna watch it then HAHAA
Anyway, brokeback mountain is the saddest EVER, hands down
@@deniseruggeri4351 believe it's waay more sad than Cbyn. I highly recommend it
2:53 We need to appreciate this absolute ICON! This is legit my profile picture for my school account
Okay but Get Real. GET REAL should be one of the top 5
I saw that one too. Forgot about it. A really well-done movie as well.
Brokeback Mountain and Maurice are the best gay movie...
Jongens will forever be my favorite
"Later!" OH MY GOD, I LOVE THEM!!!
Holding the man is the best gay I've ever seen! Everything was so perfect!
Call me what? Erg
Gods Own Country should be on here bc it’s amazing!!!
Edge of seventeen is in 1998 and not 1980.
CORRECT !!!!!!
My favourites:
1. Call Me By Your Name
2. Centre of my world
3. Fag (PD)
4. Hidden Kisses
5. Follow me
6. Its still your bed
Happy Pride Month 🌈
"Elio Elio Elio Elio Elio Elio...."
1/15 is a lesbian movie, time to get some more female gay stories out there.
Hadn’t heard of all of these, so thanks for sharing!
uhm Brokeback Mountain deserves to be the number 1
I just finished " the way he looks" ' it was awesome, highly recommend " God's own country " absolutely best gay movie ever.
good movie to watch
I need to watch Handsome Devil. I think I will do it today....
I just watched Handsome Devil....
A romantic com without any romance but definitely a great movie. I'm a sucker for the Irish accent too.
The overall message of the movie is very strong. Speak in your own voice! Thanks for helping me to watch....
If anyone hasn't seen Closet Monster should. It's a very good movie. Plus if you didn't know the main actor of the movie came out recently.
Your video is very well presented. Thank you so much!!....
ITS A CRIME TO FORGET MAURICE !!! THAT'S LIKE THE ULTIMATE GAY MOVIE EVER .... 1987 I GUESS IF AM NOT WRONG HENCE IT IS DEFINITELY A FORERUNNER MOVIE !! GIVE IT A WATCH WITHOUT FAIL !!!
I Think you forgot Skam season 3 and all the remakes
For me, these 5 gay drama movies add to that Top 15:
* Monster pies (2013)
* Latter days (2003)
* Shank (2009)
* God's own country (2017)
* Quand on a 17 ans (2016)
This list is missing " brokeback mountain "
The best ever : Free Fall, Call me by your name and God's Ownn Country. Brokeback Mountain is legendary. 👍
I've watched those people and I didn't really understand it
Ohhhhh, Call me by your name. This is my favorite films I see ever in my life. In the end this film I really cry. 10/10