K.A. (1:04:48 AM): oh my god |:|
K.A. (1:04:55 AM): so I'm watching
Maltese Falcon
bitstream (1:05:03 AM): uhhuh
K.A. (1:05:21 AM): and there's a character in here who's a famous example of a gay character in classic cinema
K.A. (1:05:57 AM): And when my instructors taught it, they'd always talk about how fashionably/flamboyantly he was dressed, how pretty he was, that he carried perfumed business cards
K.A. (1:06:21 AM): they did not at any point mention that he pantomimed giving a blowjob to his ornamental cane.
Bitstream (1:06:34 AM): !!
K.A. (1:06:52 AM): yes, I had to pause and take that in for a moment.
K.A. (1:07:00 AM): let me... let me screencap it
Bitstream (1:08:22 AM): you'd think that would get a notable mention!
K.A. (1:08:42 AM): this is why straight male professors should not teach subject matter like this
K.A. (1:09:38 AM): ...oh my god
K.A. (1:09:44 AM): oh my god you will not believe this
Bitstream (1:12:08 AM): ?
K.A. (1:12:15 AM): one second
( screencaps )K.A. (1:17:06 AM): he puts his lips on it and starts to move down
K.A. (1:17:17 AM): only slightly
K.A. (1:17:25 AM): it's the angle I'm surprised by
Bitstream (1:17:56 AM): point. and a rather suggestive handle really, put in that context
K.A. (1:18:37 AM): I will never be able to unsee this now.
K.A. (1:26:48 AM): I should make note that Humphrey Bogart is just staring at him the entire time
Bitstream (1:26:57 AM): haha
K.A. (1:27:12 AM): when he first walks in, the camera does one of those subtle push ins like when a teenage boy sees a totally hot babe
K.A. (1:27:25 AM): I'm not even exaggerating
K.A. (1:27:27 AM): wtf this film