While it won’t be a happy ending lesbian classic like the first Yes or No, it’s definitely a stronger, less obnoxious film than Yes or No 2. 5.8/10
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Ellie and Abbie has a surprising, poignant emotional centre. This, in addition to its genuinely funny jokes, makes it one of the most moving and successful WLW comedies I’ve seen. 8.7/10
Dating Amber works on a lot of levels. It’s funny, it’s tragic and it shows how much gay acceptance has come in 26 years and that we still have a ways to go. 7.6/10
Duck Butter is just two random people who are inherently unsuitable for each other who realize it sooner than most. I just don’t care. 3.9/10
Another day, another zany yet lazy comedy best left forgotten. 3.7/10
I loved All About Love. I was indeed, all about it. 7.2/10
, if you want a movie that makes you feel comfortable like you’re wearing an old sweater your grandma knitted for you with love, that’s the kind of mood Late Bloomers is for. 5.9/10
Within trying to undo a faulty narrative and craft a new one, Wild Nights made the delightful choice to do so with comedy. 9/10
Kajillionaire has so much going on in it and every part of it is handled so brilliantly. The film is a slowburn romance/belated coming of age story using the crime genre as framework and mixed in with comedic sensibilities. 9.3/10
Shiva Baby is a great little comedy and incredibly self-assured for being the feature length debut of filmmaker Emma Seligman. 8/10