Boy Erased trailer reaction - Pray the gay away! | Badtimebabble
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- This week on Out Of The Loop. We take a look at the new Boy Erased Trailer. The film is all about a young gay mans trouble growing up in a religious family and eventually being sent to a gay conversion camp. Starring Lucas Hedges, Russell Crowe, Nicole Kidman and a Flea. Is it possibly to pray the gay away? No... Does the film look good. Yes, yes it does.
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Joel Edgerton was fantastic in "Warrior" (with Nick Nolte and Tom Hardy) and "The Gift" (which he also directed)
I grew up Southern Baptist in Texas and when I was eighteen, I went through the situation in this movie, Boy Erased. Watching this trailer brought up a lot of past emotions. It is mental abuse, the way the church treats gay people in certain religious circles. It is so sad. Thank goodness, I escaped. I was separated from my church and family, and started a life of my own in a different city with friends who were kind enough to take me in. After several years, my family and I have begun mending what was broken but it is still very hard for me. I can't wait to see this film, I love Nicole Kidman and Lucas Hedges.
Brent Holcomb
So happy for Nicole, Lucas, and everyone to be a part of this movie, hopefully it become an awards contender. Deserves to be seen!
It is based on the memoir by Garrard Conley who is the one the story is about. His book is also called Boy Erased. I would recommend reading it.
I must say that this trailer got to me and most of my friends. I know that some of them have been sent to these kind of camps. I'm also one that has heard of them but not entirely sure of what happens in them
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Described as torture, mentally, physically in some cases.
Most of the therapists turn out to be secretly gay themselves and are working their own demons out on their clients. A lot of them get busted for sexual abuse.
This was such a good movie. Bawled my eyes out during a dramatic part of the plot. So good to watch and the fact that this was based on a survivor's autobiography made it all the more heartbreaking
Did you guys saw Call Me By Your Name and Love Simon? Those were pretty good LGBT movies as well.
Memo Gaxiola I can't speak for the others (this is Tom) but I haven't seen either. Call Me By Your Name I thought looked a bit slow. Plus it's basically a romance story isn't it? I'm not hugely keen on romance films. Straight or gay.
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It's set in 2004 I think. When the writer was a teenager
I 5hink in the 90s my mom might've thought of that. And then I came in twirling in the room with batoons. And she was like nbm6
Well that was very serious lol
19902010mikey don't worry, the next when gets a bit silly.
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