The Thing About Harry: Has anyone seen it.

NOW ON HULU:

OMG. Is the gay community really suppose to believe in unicorns, rainbows and happy endings?????? Peter Paige, from Queer as Folk, wrote the screenplay and has a cameo. The lead actor is the twink from Grey's Anatomy, actor Jake Borelli, and his love interest, actor Niko Terho, plays a "pansexual" who seems to be 100% straight in real life and gives off absolutely no other vibe than straight. He falls madly in love with Jake's character after seeing him again in college (they share a ride back home). It is revealed that Mr. Straight bullied out heroine Twink during high school for being gay. They movie takes place over 2 years where they go back and forth. Is any of this drivel even remotely realistic? The final scene where Mr. Straight sneaks into a televised political rally and joins a group of female cheerleaders to win over the heroine Twink is beyond preposterous. Wow. Someone actually green lighted this project and invested money into making it. It certainly isn't Queer as Folk, that's all I will say.

Did you write that yourself, OP, or was it copied from an article or review? Either way you sound exhausting. It isn't supposed to be realistic, it's a brainless romcom.

Do mean mean Hulu live? Because I couldn’t find it on regular Hulu. Is it from FreeForm if so I assume it is rated TvPg which bores me.

I'm sure the straight teenage girls will love it, just like they loved Love, Simon. At the end of the day that's the audience these movies are made for, not gay men. They're made for women who want to fetishize and patronize us.

R1 I imagine you to be a fatty with bad skin, lol. I wrote it myself, typos and all.

Oh the THING about Harry. I did a search for TRUTH This is the second gay movie Hulu has done recently. Although the first one involved two gay killers. Hulu rocks.

HULU needs to step up its game with the gay movie selection. This one is for the brain dead.

Laugh out loud gay nonsense.......cannot imagine any straight guy watching this movie...this is what separates us from everyone else

It was everything that a self-loathing gay would enjoy.

1. Your (hot) bully from high school turns out to be gay.

2. Your (hot) bully falls in love with you

3. You turn the tables and reject him, then get to be self-righteously indignant when he hooks up with someone else.

4. And, you finally get to have sex with your bully.

There is a big thread already on this movie. See r4 who linked it for you lazy bitches.

[quote] I'm sure the straight teenage girls will love it, just like they loved Love, Simon. At the end of the day that's the audience these movies are made for, not gay men. They're made for women who want to fetishize and patronize us.

Not really. I'm watching this travesty right now and it's clear this is a fem gay fantasy of hooking up with a masculine gay/bi guy. Why must all the protagonists of these films be effeminate annoying walking stereotypes?

Peter Paige wrote it so I already answered my question.