How many gay guys love this movie
i know im not the only one
What does sexual orientation have to do with liking this film?
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you can count me as one of the ones who do
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And I'm another straight guy who loves it... although I am from Boca Raton, just south of where the movie was filmed/took place and it is a very believable story.
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I'm gay and I thought this film was terrible. The shoes thing was just a pathetic attempt to get silly harcodre fashion gay lovers to go see this atrocious film.
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No, dear, the shoes thing is a cinematic attempt to get women to watch because women love shoes.
And I'll never figure out why men, either straight or gay, insist on watching chick flicks which women can relate to more than men and then dump all over these movies because, ahem, they can't understand them.
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I'm straight as can be and I loved it :-)
And not only because of Cameron Diaz's gorgeous behind ;-)
Gay and loved that movie, i just watched it. Toni Collette and Cameron Diaz are very good in this. Looks totally believable
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Straight guy here. Generally wouldn't give a film like this the time of day, but i saw it in High-Def and IMHO is an excellent movie.
shareStraight guy here. Generally wouldn't give a film like this the time of day, but i saw it in High-Def and IMHO is an excellent movie.
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I agree. Cute flick and Cameron may have been at her hottest since "There's Something About Mary"
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Gay guy here. saw the movie and really liked it. I major in social work and found the interactions between the two sisters real interesting. I'm tempted to buy it.
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I guess old enough, mature enough, appreciative of people treating each other right and forgiving each other's faults, and married to a wonderful gal who asked, "Are you sure you want to watch this? It doesn't look like your kind of movie" and watching it anyway to say "In Her Shoes" is wonderful.
I don't know what it is past the cliches that makes this movie popular with gays. I wonder if it's that grown-ups, regardless of which side of the fence they land on, appreciate romantic and familial love. That's what this movie has--yet it never gets soapy or Oprah-ish.
Now, hand me that bag of pork rinds and turn on The Hunt for Red October, dammit, before I get all splootchy!
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I agree! Not to say that the wedding scene in this movie inspired me, but I'm having a very low key beach wedding this weekend and the band at our reception is a reggae band. I LOVE the wedding scene in this movie! I just saw it again last night and loved it even more, as I hadn't seen it since before I planned my wedding. But definitely...I think more weddings should be like that. Spending $15,000 just on the 10 minute ceremony is ridiculous.
No one, not even my gays, would remember what kind of overpriced flowers I had. So why bother, right?
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