Yeah, I mentioned this as well. It went there as far the subject of the biography coming to grips with is sexuality, which was a big part of both stories. In Bohemian, it was almost as if Freddie Mercury contracted AIDS from... I dunno, looking seductively at a guy at a truck stop?

“So, you gotta ask yourself one question... do I feel at one with the universe? Well, do you... punk?”

How in the name of all that is good and holy can they include Bohemian Rhapsody on the best list and completely ignore Rocketman which I thought was far superior in style AND content. If you’re going to see only one gay-rock-star-coming-out movie, see the one that actually goes there and gets deeper into the artist’s…

I like how he acts like cussing out a cop, fighting a cop, spitting at a cop, etc. aren’t small town things.

Dude’s from Macon, Georgia, so... yeah fuck him and all of that “small-town values” bullshit.

“Relatively inoffensive”

I can always listen to the recordings. The whole point of the movie was depicting their lives.

Yeah, Quaid seemed like a cartoon character as he strutted and pranced around the screen. I was like, there’s no way a real person walked and talked like that. And after seeing a JLL documentary I found I was right. 

I remember when the movie came out and everyone in Hollywood, who all were apparently friends of Belushi’s, vowed to destroy Chiklis. But, then, there he is as Steve Pocatello on Seinfeld...

IMO, Bohemian Rhapsody should be on this list too. Once everyone got past the “Wow, Rami Malek sort of looks like Freddie Mercury” reaction to the early shots, the movie was deadly dull and - also IMO - barely touched on Mercury’s personal life, which everyone expected. The fact that all members were not on board…

It’s a bug, not a feature as it is with the GOP

Using “Colored,” slipping Nazi quotes into newsletters, suggesting only landowners should be able to vote, trying to rebrand the Tulsa race massacre as not about race...

Ugh, not sure what happened there...

Ditch “I’m In Love With My Car,” a weird love song to a car with horrible lines (“...Told my girl I’ll have to forget her/Rather buy me a new carburetor...”) and replace it with Drowse, a much better Roger Taylor song.

None of this is by accident. It’s a GOP tactic and will continue to happen more and more until people do a deeper dive before voting.

“In Congress, I serve Northwest Georgia first...”

Once again,. conservatives do another “soft open” for the fourth reich.

Next up: blackface?

Anyway, as soon as the deputies pulled the handcuffs out, things escalated into a disturbing familiar chain of events.