ex cathedra: In risu veritas

Friday, July 08, 2011

In risu veritas

Groups laughing at themselves tell truths that they deny to outsiders.

A mediocre gay movie, Role/Play, includes the line by a wiser older homo:

"Most gay men have the emotional maturity of a teenage girl."

Can you imagine the furor if that were asserted by Focus on the Family?

IMHO, gay culture teaches gay men how to be gay but not how to be men, too.

The two leads, Steve Callahan and Matthew Montgomery, a couple in real life it seems, are mediocre but appealing actors. Together they have nice chemistry.

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