Mango Kiss 2004
4.5 Stars

Lou and Sass are performance art partners and best friends who have recently moved to San Francisco. Shy Lou’s life turns upside down when she confesses her passion for the outgoing Sass, and they change from roommates to lovers. The path to romantic bliss takes a wide detour, however, when they meet new friends with some rather frisky ideas.

The beginning – “This is a cautionary tail” told in a narrative by Lou, and it is cute how she explains their journey to San Francisco. Lou is a lot like every androgynous lesbian I have ever met. Self confident, adorable, and opinionated with the knowledge of living.

The Acting – Is believable and the chemistry is palpable. I am a firm believer that if the acting sucks in the movie, it doesn’t matter how good the story is, it will suck suck suck in my eyes. But I do believe that when the acting is on point it can make a moderately amusing story a brilliant masterpiece. This is most definitely the case with this movie, a moderately amusing story line is lifted to an excellent movie with the acting and chemistry.

Story line – I love how it pauses for Lou to explain the characters. It totally adds a different level of funness (yes I made that word up) that the story line wouldn’t have with out it. The casting is done very well Not just for the leads Lou and Sass but also for the supporting characters. I can see many of my friends in their faces. Which is important to make the story line believable. The story line is a little slow, not slow enough to make you go to sleep but slow enough to make you loose interest at moments. So I am taking away a half a star for the slowness. I also like the tattoo headers that lead you threw the story line. Very cool, they are obviously painted on tattoos, but they still look cool.

Sexy Scenes – Very Sexy, I do beleive that they were getting off groping each others breast SEXY. Then Lou starts talking about it and yummy well said. HOT

Non Monogamy Experiment – eeekkkkk. To each their own, but I seriously don’t identify with this, the mother said it all. “In theory its great, but in practice it gets kind of messy”

The make believe – these moments are cute but I really don’t get the point, although it might have something to do with the whole role playing that they are getting into with each other, moderately cute but a little infantile if you ask me. It kind of takes away from the sexyness of it all.

Cinematography – GREAT – a lot of times lesbian titles look like they were shot with a camcorder, because of this i like to note how good or bad the chromatography is, so that you can get an idea of how it looks.

The Ending - Loved it, it roled around so that I felt that it culminated so I can sleep at night, there is nothing worse than being left to wonder…… what the hell just happened.

As Far as a movie goes I really didn’t identify with the storyline or the characters at all, the whole Domination roleplay thing is not something that I have ever been interested in. But then i think to myself that I don’t have to have a paralleled to the story to find it entertaining. Like does every person find a parallel to Robo Cop, I certainly don’t, but I found it very entertaining. As I do with this movie. This isn’t a must see, but it is certainly a you should watch it if you get the opportunity.

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I was reading an article on the election in Maine today, and although it was a fairly positive article in regards to the “No on 1″ campaign, there were a couple sentences that when I read them… they stung. Like a slap in the face. Not gonna lie, I started crying. While the comment itself wasn’t something to cry over, Maine rejecting gay marriage is.

“At one busy intersection in Portland Tuesday, five “Yes on 1” activists stood on a median and hoisted “Yes on 1” placards, yelling “Vote Yes on 1 –No Homosexuals!” to drivers passing by. The lawn surrounding the intersection was bathed in bright blue and yellow “Yes on 1” signs, while the “No on 1” sported only two large hand-painted signs.

On one occasion, a car zipped by and a woman yelled out the window, “I voted no!” But many cars honked and their drivers waved, seeming to signal agreement with the “Yes on 1” position.”

It’s upsetting, exasperating, frustrating, and makes me feel rather hopeless.

http://www.365gay.com/news/maine-rejects-gay-marriage-law/ for original article.

Another article contained the following, and I quote..

“Ellen Sanford McDaniel, 35, of Fairfield, Maine, said she’s relieved the referendum passed, rejecting gay marriage. “I don’t feel anybody has the right to redefine marriage,” she said. “I would have been heartbroken for our country if it did not pass… We had a prayer night last night for it to go the way it should.”"

Now that, that just made me angry.

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Echoing Peter Jackson’s 1994 drama Heavenly Creatures, this gripping tale of a female friendship gone awry is also based on a true — and tragic — story. When Kaye (Sarah Reardon) moves to New Orleans with her family and finds herself friendless in the halls of a new high school, she quickly latches on to the aggressively sexual Emily (Stella Johnson), whose influence ignites a dangerous passion between them.

The Story – I can certainly relate to the story line. Two High School Girls Fall in love, and struggle as a couple and individuals with being lesbians. One of the girls mothers is a strict religious woman who says things like “Homosexuals are going to hell” So I get it, very moving, and I gave this movie 1 star for the story line being relatable and another star for the ending (Ill get into the ending later)

Acting – SUCKED, the rhythm of the acting was all over the place, marks were missed and you could tell that they were acting. Their was some moderate talent in the bunch but the acting only made me think I could have done this movie.

Cinematography – SUCKED, again it made me think I could get a bunch of my friends together with my Camcorder write a moderate script and make a movie. So I guess it inspired me, that is a plus!

Sound – I have never made a movie so I am sure it is very hard to get the sound right from scene to scene, but this was OFF. In one scene it would be as quite as a whisper with some sort of background sound that took away from the dialog and then in the next scene the dialog would be so loud I had to turn it down and it freaked out the cats.

The ending - I like it, It was sad, but I thought it was a great spin on a truth that our community deals with every day. So I gave this another star for the ending.

So in short it is not a must see, but it isn’t a total bust.

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The best movie ever, if you like these period pieces. I didnt expect very much from this movie. As I was watching it I was blown away. It is long, the first half is was brilliant as a love story as a plot and when it was over I litterly clapped I was so excited there was another Hour in and half to go

The second half was even better the twist and turns that it takes you on will have you on the edge of your seat wondering what is going to happen next. The love that these two women have for each other is amazing enough to stand alone as a movie. But then as the plot thickens this movie becomes a masterpiece.

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