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I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry - Trailer

When I first heard about Chuck and Larry, I thought it would likely be something negative for the gays -- and the trailer kinda confirms that:

But I don't know, maybe they will be able to deliver something positive for us.  In a sense, I guess it's always good for people to get used to the idea (and image) of two guys together; but not if the situation involves but ridicule, right?  I'll certainly keep my eye on this one. 

Chuckandlarrykevinadam

Anyway, tonight, I think I'll see Fantastic Four.

Jun 16, 2007 at 12:10 AM in Theater Queue, Trailers |

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Queer Beacon

Hopefully this one will be too, Jim! Thanks for the info ;-)

Posted by: Queer Beacon | Jun 22, 2007 at 05:36 PM

Jim

This seems to be the exact same premise that was used in the 2004 Australian movie "Strange Bedfellows", in which Paul Hogan and Michael Caton were hetero pals pretending to be a gay couple to take advantage of a fictional Australian tax benefit. That movie was kind of sweet, in a mild way.

Posted by: Jim | Jun 18, 2007 at 01:20 AM

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