Once upon a time two childhood neighbors made movies together in the backyard until one of them had to move away. Twenty years later, they are shocked to discover that they share a queer identity and a need for a roommate as they pursue their movie-making dreams in Los Angeles. What's that? You're not shocked that two gay people left home for Hollywood? Well, WE are and WE have a lot to catch up on when it comes to movies and our lives. We'd love for you to join us, even if you think we're a cliche because, hey, that's entertainment and this is Queer Cinema Catchup!
Send in your thoughts and suggestions to queercinemacatchup@gmail.com and visit us at https://www.queercinemacatchup.com/.
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Once upon a time two childhood neighbors made movies together in the backyard until one of them had to move away. Twenty years later, they are shocked to discover that they share a queer identity and a need for a roommate as they pursue their movie-making dreams in Los Angeles. What's that? You're not shocked that two gay people left home for Hollywood? Well, WE are and WE have a lot to catch up on when it comes to movies and our lives. We'd love for you to join us, even if you think we're a cliche because, hey, that's entertainment and this is Queer Cinema Catchup!
Send in your thoughts and suggestions to queercinemacatchup@gmail.com and visit us at https://www.queercinemacatchup.com/.
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In this episode of Queer Cinema Catchup, Joe and Allison return to one of their favorite topics -- Taylor Swift -- to review her newest album 'The Life of a Showgirl.' They share their initial reactions; explore the album's perhaps overlooked lyrical depth; and contextualize Swift’s artistry within her broader career.
00:47 Previous Queer Cinema Catchup Music Reviews
01:06 'The Life of a Showgirl' Album Intro
01:41 Personal Listening Experiences
01:55 Analyzing Taylor Swift's Lyrics and Themes
03:34 Online Reactions and Personal Reflections
08:31 Unboxing Showgirl Merchandise
10:30 Track-by-Track Album Review
16:25: 'The Life of a Showgirl' Should be Considered First
20:05 'The Fate of Ophelia'
31:08 'Elizabeth Taylor'
38:24 'Opalite'
45:27 'Father Figure'
57:25 'Eldest Daughter'
01:01:04 'Ruin the Friendship'
01:07:11 'Actually Romantic': The Gayest Song on the Album?
01:10:06 'Wishlist'
01:14:13 'Wood'
01:15:51 'Cancelled!'
01:23:34 'Honey'
01:30:28 Final Thoughts and Reflections
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