donnylutz

After reading so many horrible reviews of this film I had to muster up strength to even go see it. To be honest, the only reason I went was to see Letterle, whom I've had a thing for since the movie musical Camp. However, I got a lot out of it! It's the first time I've seen a gay movie that wasn't about coming out, wasn't about breaking straight girls hearts, and was based more in , well, reality??.........I do say that lightly.

But honestly, the 30 people who were in the theatre with me, inluding my boyfriend, were laughing the whole time. I really enjoyed the movie. It was very entertaining.

Donnylutz :)

As a gay man, who has several gay friends who have also seen this picture, I absolutely LOVED Queens of Comedy, and absolutely ADORED Monique. She is a comedian....you can't take everything so literally. She is a gay-rights activist! Her latest venture was the first ever plus size beauty pageant! Lay off Monique, she's extremely sweet and friendly.....her standup is just that, it's funny and on the edge, that's all. All the gay guys I know adore her and laugh insessintly at her one gay slur.

As far as the other ladies, Ms. Givvens is hilarious, Laura Hayes is funny but a little outdated with her material, and Summore is funny, she's just not my type for stand up...

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The reason I asked, is that looking through the reviews they all seem to say the same thing. "Clue", though campy and un-believable, is one of the funniest movies of all time. I couldn't agree more.

Tim Curry is absolutely amazing as the butler, all most as though he was made for the part. The rest of the casting was absolutely brilliant, especially my favorite comedic actress of all time, the late Madeline Kahn.

This is a cult classic, so eather you'll love it or you'll hate it, but I do ask you, at least give it a try! You might find it to be the funniest movie you've ever seen in your entire life, and you'll start measuring all comedies by it's standard!

"(Ms. White) Yes I did it, I killed Yvette. I hated her, so, much, it, it flamed, flamed, flames, on the side of my face. Breathing, breathless, heaving breaths."

"(Colonel Mustard) How many husbands have you had? (Ms. White) Mine or other women's?"

"(Ms. White) Men should be like kleenex, soft, strong, and disposable."

"(Wadsworth) Would anyone care for fruit, or, desert?"

"(Mr. Green) I had to stop her from screaming."

"(Ms. Peacock) Oh that's ridiculous, my life is an open book, I've never done anything wrong."