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A perfect slice
of Thatcherite Britain, and a fab gay romance. My Beautiful Laundrette
is the story of Omar, a young restless Asian man caring for his alcoholic
father in Thatcherite London. Escape comes in the form of his uncle's
many and varied business ventures... Omar dreams of success, so works
to achieve it. Along the way he meets up with old school-friend Johnny,
who has betrayed him by falling in with a group of neo-nazis. Omar soon
has Johnny working for him and his uncle. Turning the tables on him as
he is made to rely on the very people he has been taught to hate. Johnny
is almost continually followed and observed by his old gang of friends
who are like a strange sort of Greek Chorus passively hanging around taunting
Johnny for associating with Omar and his family whilst making almost no
effort to better themselves; something which ambitious Omar strives to
do. The chemistry between Omar and Johnny is palpable and their relationship
handled totally matter-of-factly. It's actually about the only part of
the film not trying to score any political points and the whole matter
is handled without the need for labels and self-defining - which is a
breath of fresh air compared to most films where any gay romance appears
in the plot.
What a cute gay movie! also it depicts the tension of working class and
racism during Thatcher days in ordinary people's lives. Omar and Johnny's
affection is subtle and romantic, especially their kiss scene in a dark
alley and licking moment in bright day light are. Honestly, I fast-forwarded
the movie here and there, not because I was bored, but because I just
want to see more of Omar and Johnny together. Omar is the most beautiful
laundrette Pakistan boy I've ever seen. His adorable smile will turn me
into bubbly foam.......................................................................................................
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men, male celebrities, actors, movie stars, models, singers, athletes,
bodybuilders, - hot guys, hunks, jocks, studs, sexy sexiest men alive
- Mae picks all. "Uuuum...men men men up to the neck..I can never
get enough of men. They are all handsome, gorgeous, beautiful on scrumptious
and steamy flesh. Male muscle is
bigger and harder than a gun...uuuum. I shall update often everytime I
taste delicious muscle pies...uuumm"
A perfect slice
of Thatcherite Britain, and a fab gay romance. My Beautiful Laundrette
is the story of Omar, a young restless Asian man caring for his alcoholic
father in Thatcherite London. Escape comes in the form of his uncle's
many and varied business ventures... Omar dreams of success, so works
to achieve it. Along the way he meets up with old school-friend Johnny,
who has betrayed him by falling in with a group of neo-nazis. Omar soon
has Johnny working for him and his uncle. Turning the tables on him as
he is made to rely on the very people he has been taught to hate. Johnny
is almost continually followed and observed by his old gang of friends
who are like a strange sort of Greek Chorus passively hanging around taunting
Johnny for associating with Omar and his family whilst making almost no
effort to better themselves; something which ambitious Omar strives to
do. The chemistry between Omar and Johnny is palpable and their relationship
handled totally matter-of-factly. It's actually about the only part of
the film not trying to score any political points and the whole matter
is handled without the need for labels and self-defining - which is a
breath of fresh air compared to most films where any gay romance appears
in the plot.
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