A KISS JUST A KISS (2)

I tried gay sex….

Ânbsp;Acirc;nbsp; Canadian comedian Vong Sundara — official spokesperson for young, gay, super-cute Asians — performing stand-up comedy at Homo Night in Candada 2009 at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on Saturday, June 27, 2009.

For more superb videos like this one visit Johnny Rhys at his blog.

There are no mulligans in life. Or better put for multitude of my generation, once you’ve made a lifetime decision there’s no loading back to a previous save . But you can always wonder ‘what-if’ I suppose. and that’s essentially what this novel adaptation is about.

‘What if instead of settling down and conforming to order all those years ago, I chose rather to be my spirit and search out happiness?’… 

Mulligans (2008) is possibly the first movie (not that I’ve had the joy of watching yet) that attempts to harness this opposite end of the spectrum ‘coming out’ scenario. Is coming out even a workable option after settling down, or does it only leading to complications and broken families?… 

I own to admit, I sort of swiped this movie blog on a whim after reading JUST BEAUTIFUL MEN without knowing much about the book, the picture or any backstory. I think some aspects of the movie are somewhat predictable, but I have show that the playing and directing overall should pass some of my expectations. I take no thought how the story resolves itself, suffice to say that the writer of Just Beautiful Men doesn’t wholeheartedly condone some of the actions taken in the end … 

Being the incurable romantic that I am, I simply love this 15 min film created by joshandjosh.I desire you know it too. Sorry, there’s no sex, but only a sweet love history with some very tender kissing.The chase is copied from joshandjosh.typepad.com, the blog of the guys who made the film. It helps explain a little about their work.Oh my god, it’s tough to love where to start. All of this is so crazy.On Sunday, March 22, Josh K. and I debuted our short film “Jonathan, Just Because” (which we made with Kirsten Major and Adam Lehman) at a swank little sofa in Midtown Manhattan in face of a standing-room-only crowd of more than a hundred very supportive, fantastic friends. The lovely and talented Mr. Hunter Bell, co-writer and co-star of Broadway’s [title of show] (and presumptive Tony nominee), served as host of the evening, introducing the picture and lead a Q&A afterward.It was crazy, crazy, crazy.And amazing.The whole thing started on November 23, 2008, when, over burritos in Brooklyn, Kirsten and I view it might be fun to create a light movie with Josh K. at the helm as director. Two years later Kirsten had a drawing of the book in my hands, then I spent some time rewriting it, and so she spent some time revising my draft, and so we handed it over to Josh K. He was all around it, ready get back into filmmaking, excited about the level and the characters, and set to put his fancy little camera to use.In December we started casting and first saw Adam Lehman and, after one reading, we knew he was the one we wanted for Nick. After a few table reads and rehearsals, and several rewrites, we began shooting in early January, beginning with a seven-hour shoot on the Brooklyn Heights promenade (the second aspect of the film) in freezing weather. But, no matter: The picture had started, and we were really, really excited.Over the future couple months we had eight shooting days, some of them going long into the night, resulting in cast sleepovers at my home in Brooklyn, sprawled out all over my apartment. And then, the final few years earlier the film’s New York premiere, Josh and I huddled up in the editing studio, working 10 hours one day, a few more the next, and so the final day–the evening before the premiere–we pulled a 19-hour all-nighter.But, at last, we had a film.And, by god, The New York Times covered it, Next magazine ran a big ol’ picture and a listing (and HX magazine ran a listing, too), and–bam!–then we had the premiere.And now, finally, the movie goes online this weekend at Towleroad.com, ready for its worldwide release.I can’t say you how much fun we had making the film. I can’t say you how many trials we too had, but all of them, in the end, worth it. What we each learned about every aspect of filmmaking–from writing to directing, acting to lighting, sound design to editing, set scouting to film promotion–is actually pretty phenomenal. In a way we created something of a graduate seminar in indie filmmaking, and having this project online feels a small bit like graduation day.Josh and I promise you love it.

Author: Earwig’s Thoughts

I am a really romantic. Love is such an important piece of me. My wonderful boyfriend will hate this video but simply because of the actors (he doesn’t like young guys!). But me, I know it. Not because of the young guys in it, who are rather cute by the way, but because of the blossoming love and the awakening feelings shown by the actors. The fact that it comes from an Aussie movie is still better.Please enjoy! Please find the love! The medicine is great too.

Author: Earwig’s Thoughts

Author: Earwig’s Thoughts

This short film, although 10 minutes in length is easily worth seeing. It has won the following awards:WINNER AfterElton.com Short Film Competition!HONORABLE MENTION Wonder Women Short Film CompetitionOFFICIAL SELECTION Oxford International Film Festival, Cincinnati Fringe Film Festival and Brite Lite Test 2007FINALIST MySpace/MyEmmy Broadband AwardsFor me it isn’t the awards that attracted me, rather it is passion and latin and human consequences of loving two people at the same time and good at this time, this is very apt to my situation.

Author: Earwig’s Thoughts

This video from jrboy1984, can be ground at YouTube along with many others compiled by this talented editor. He uses excellent music choices that are appropriate for the clip, as good as employing very good editing techniques to show emotion and romance.In this picture he has combined five of his top rated videos, the 5 most viewed by people to his YouTube page. These clips are romantic and sensuous without being the slightest bit graphic. Please enjoy!

Author: Earwig’s Thoughts