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*<sigh> And you end with a little balloon tag and a kiss, can't beat that. :)

 

*@Geevie I have a weakness for gay romantic comedies. This is one of the best IMO. Also has an insanely good supporting cast.

 

*@Geevie Jeffrey, starring Steven Weber and Michael T. Weiss. One of my faves. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113464/

 

*It's also interesting that Jeffrey almost turns Steve into a stubborn bitch himself.

 

*And only in a gay romcom could the main character's big romantic declaration be a request for sex. It's no wonder I love these movies.

 

*Bryan Batt is so wonderful. I'm glad he stayed from the stage production of Jeffrey to the film. He IS Darius.

 

*Patrick Stewart in the hospital just kills me every time. The pain and the anger together is just heartbreaking.

 

*I think Kevin Nealon and his hairpiece should've each had their own credit.

 

*It suddenly occurs to me that Steve could use my book. Jeffrey is definitely an example of a stubborn bitch.

 

*This movie is so full of brilliant women. Olympia Dukakis as the mother of a pre-operative transsexual lesbian; priceless. :)

 

*The little old ladies in the church add a whole new dimension of funny and sweet to Nathan Lane's magnificence performance.

 

*Movies that make you laugh right after they make you cry are the best kind. To go from Darius' collapse to Nathan Lane's nuttiness. <sigh>

 

*Seriously, if a woman in a romcom said, "I very well may even love you.... that should beat anything," everyone would tag it as unrealistic.

 

*The scene where Weiss dances out his frustrations. Uhn!

 

*Kathy Najimy and Sigourney Weaver could so do a comedy together. Though are friggin hilarious.

 

*I completely get Steve's perspective in this story, but in fairness to Jeffrey, a mob enforced date & then the HIV thing, would freak me out

 

*People make cracks about the gay stereotypes in this movie, but there are sooo many more stereotypes than gay ones. :)

 

*Michael T. Weiss looking rejected is just a little heart breaking.

 

*Christine Baranski: one of the funniest people in the entire world.

 

*You know, it could be argued that QI is just a better version of the "It's Just Sex" game show scene. I wonder if Fry loves this movie too.

 

*I think Jeffrey was the first movie I saw Patrick Stewart in after Star Trek. There was something very awesome about that.

 

*LMAO, right when everybody supposedly freezes for Jeffrey's "OMG HE'S HOT!" moment, Weiss' eyebrow totally goes up; he almost cracks.

 

*Wow, I didn't even remember that Peter Jacobson was in this movie! He had so much more hair back then. :)

 

*Ok, I had to do it. I'm watching Jeffrey now. It's just so hard not to follow up one gay comedy w/another. And Weiss & Weber, mmmhmm.

 

*I have adored Malcolm Gets for years, and he's what first drew me to A&S, but Craig Chester still rocks in many many ways.

 

*The moral of the story: All it takes is a little Sound of Music to convert a verbal gay basher. :)

 

*I like that the bar people get to find out the asshole covered in bruises really kind of deserved what happened to him. :)

 

*Why I really love gay romcoms: gay men are allowed to say things in movies that women aren't allowed to, not without rehab involved.

 

*Since I'm sure not all gay men like musicals, i wonder if those who don't resent all the gratuitous musical scenes in gay romcoms.

 

*I wanna see outtakes from this movie. When Gets and Posey both say "You do." I'm sure Kattan was about to bust out laughing b4 the cut.

 

*What I love about Adam's family is that their unluckiness is really exaggerated, but it kind of reveals that there's such a thing in reality

 

*How can you not love a movie with Parker Posey and Chris Kattan getting baked together, and then him seducing her with pie?

 

*Ok, I'm not generally a big 'hair' girl, but Malcolm Gets' hair in this movie is just ridiculously sexy.

 

*I love that Jeffrey and Adam & Steve both have deep meaningful relationship conversations at the 'gay pride' statues ironically. :)

 

*It might sound weird, but I love the way they trade off the insecure role whenever Adam & Steve are really getting emotional. Makes me :)

 

*I was gonna watch more QI, but I got a sudden hankering for some Adam & Steve. I adore Malcolm Gets.

CT Tweets About: A Double Feature... Adam & Steve (2005) and Jeffrey (1995)