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• THE BT GAY SEX SCEN YOU'LL SEE ALL YEAR ARE IN THIS NEW FILM ABOUT AIDS ACTIVISM
• THE NORMAL HEART GAY SCEN
• RULTS FOR : THE NORMAL HEART GAY SCEN

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Watch The normal Heart Movie's Sex scen, Mark Ruffalo is havg gay sex wh matt bomer, In the early 1980s, the onset of the HIV-AIDS crisis New York led to an emergence of homosexual activ. t gayhollywoodgay moviemoviemark ffalomatt bomergay movisi gaygaygay movie scehe normal heartmovimmsnormalhivmastreamviralhollywood gayfamososgay movie scen. This sgle scene ntas almost more gay sex than HBO’s Lookg — the two-season seri and the movie bed — and more than any other major film about HIV/AIDS that yet exists.

In addn to beg really, really hot, BPM’s first sex scene is brashly realistic a way gay sex scen are rarely allowed to be. (BPM shar this distctn wh two of the most important AIDS narrativ we have, Larry Kramer’s The Normal Heart and Tony Khner’s Angels Ameri, both wrten by gay men who wnsed the crisis firsthand. Gay sex between men is now extribly lked to the history of AIDS, even as HIV has, wh accs to the proper rourc and matenance meditn, ceased to be the wispread ath sentence once was.

The Normal Heart opened on 1981, when the aths of gay men New York and other US ci were still a mystery, and no treatments had yet been proposed. But the more than three s sce HIV/AIDS progrsed om 41 s of a “rare ncer” disvered homosexual men 1981 to the timated 70 ln fected to date, s reprentatn popular culture has changed earlit major film portrayal of a person wh AIDS was Philalphia (1993), for which Tom Hanks won Bt Actor as Andrew Beckett, a Boy Sut of a lawyer who su his law firm for wrongful termatn, believg he was fired for havg AIDS.

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He hir ambulance chaser Joe Miller (Denzel Washgton) to reprent him, who ially ref out of a mixture of anti-gay hostily and fear of his disease, but is ultimately sympathetic to his suatn, and ws his se. And though Philalphia was a huge step forward terms of gay reprentatn Hollywood for the time, the film has many flts.

Joe Miller says “faggot” a lot (and even “pillow-ber” once), and Andrew’s longtime partner Miguel (Anton Banras) kiss him jt once the entire movie — a peck, seen om behd, when Andrew is first admted to the only direct reference to gay sex Philalphia a le of qutng om the fense, reference to Andrew’s “credibily, ” suatg that he ntracted HIV durg one of a handful of viss to a pornographic movie theater nearly 10 years prr, when he was livg wh Miguel, puttg him at risk as well. His abily to pass is threatened once his disease — and by extensn his homosexualy — is visible to his workers. The film was wrten by an openly gay screenwrer, Ron Nyswaner, who also wrote Freeheld (2015), about a lbian dyg of ncer who seeks to leave pensn benefs to her domtic partner.

Films about LGBT issu wh LGBT people behd the scen are likelier to h their mark than those whout any, but still many of the films are “for” straight people — gay men didn’t need Philalphia to learn to see AIDS patients as human begs who shouldn’t be blamed for their sufferg.

To McConghey’s Woodroof, gay men afflicted wh HIV are ctomers rather than ras illns, "faggots" too dumb to scheme their way to wealth and relative health, as he’s managed to do. The storyl imply that a queer person’s goodns (as judged by a straight hero) is a prerequise for equal when the story is entirely gay hands, as Ryan Murphy’s adaptatn of Larry Kramer’s play The Normal Heart for HBO, AIDS would appear to turn s sufferers to helpls passengers a r driven by the healthy.

The Normal Heart was first produced off-Broadway 1985, and is largely tobgraphil; Larry Kramer helped found two major HIV/AIDS advocy groups, the Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC), featured The Normal Heart, and ACT UP.

Kramer is a divisive but unniably important figure the history of gay rights, an irascible gadfly to the tablishment service of raisg awarens and ncern about AIDS. Kramer has been a cric of sexual liberatn as an end self, blamg both ernment difference and gay promiscuy for the ntued spread of the also wrote the screenplay for the HBO adaptatn, released jt three years after a 2011 Broadway revival of the play. Emma’s primary directive is for men to “stop fuckg, ” at least until more is known about the disease, but on the heels of the post-Stonewall sexual liberatn of gay New York Cy, this suggtn is tantamount to plete cultural erasure.

The gay men of The Normal Heart risk losg their liv as well as one of the only thgs they nsir worth livg ’s lover Felix Turner (Matt Bomer), a New York Tim wrer the closet for profsnal reasons, ntracts HIV and is almost stantly at ath’s door, only heighteng Ned’s already antic rage at the actn of civic and medil actors to properly addrs the crisis. But the ntext of Ryan Murphy’s filmed adaptatn, Felix is ls a character than a empty if handsome vsel for Ned’s irreprsible love, the object of his exhstible re; Felix reprents for Ned the ultimate purpose of his life as a gay man.

The group’s chairman, Thiblt (Antoe Reartz), is an HIV-posive gay man as close to beg a centrist as anyone planng monstratns agast the ernment uld be, the too ol, too llected unterpart to Sean’s more radil ferocy.

Thiblt and Sean nflict directly at one meetg, planng for gay pri, when Thiblt suggts puttg ACT UP’s HIV-posive members wheelchairs at the ont of the para, as ACT UP members New York Cy had done, to highlight the serns of the disease. Sean climax, and we see a pool of semen on his stomach; he and Nathan lgh at the almost juvenile viancy of msg around a hospal room, one of them dyg slowly of power of this sex scene is the sexual agency granted to a gay man dyg of a sexually transmted disease, the ntued spread of which is a direct rult of stutnal neglect of people who have the kd of sex he has. “Sorry had to be you, ” Sean says, the two of them now rced om the plex timacy they once shared, Sean’s aloof self-reliance agast Nathan’s almost needy warmth, to a historil archetype of gay uplehood: the sick and the strong, one dyg and one watchg on helplsly.