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7 CHRISTMAS MOVI THAT ARE GAY MY MD
For the longt time, that was the only way we were able to see ourselv on-screen durg the holidays, and even today, that projectn is not whout s the absence of gayns, you mt sometim e a b of imagatn. Here are seven beloved films that are gay my Year Whout A Santa Cls (1974)Rank-Bass really knew how to make the Yuleti gay, and their gayt film is no exceptn.
The premise self is enough to jtify s place on this list: two (gay) elv, Jgle and Jangle, acpany the (lbian) social outst reer, Vixen, on a ren journey to nvce Santa that he’s still adored by children my humble opn, everyone this film is queer-adjacent, cludg the agg queen that is Snow Miser and his sometim-sultg but ultimately supportive ally brother, Heat Miser. ‘70s films were ocsnally ls ut about the potential for gay-dg – a le like “tutti-utti snow ne” wouldn’t exactly fly unr the radar today – and as such, they end up featurg plenty of advertently queer storyl.
GAY PURR-EE (1962) FULL MOVIE
Barbie the Nutcracker (2001)It’s time we talked about the Barbie the Nutcracker to gay adult pipele.
Even void of any nonil gay characters, which was standard at the time, ’s rare to fd a young queer lennial who didn’t have a pennt relatnship wh one of Barbie’s Barbie’s take on Tchaikovsky, her extremely myster and unmarried (lbian) nt gifts her a nutcracker, which sends her to a miature world of sugar plum fairi, dashg woon toys, and rebel mps spoilg for war. (Addnally, ’d be homophobic not to mentn that Major Mt and Capta Candy are absolutely bound sugar-ated holy matrimony. Catwoman, a cult-classic staple the gay muny, is a hot woman who be an even hotter unad monster after her creepy boss ph her out of a skyscraper wdow.
Home Alone 2: Lost New York (1992)Both of the Home Alone origal films are semal gay cema, but I uldn’t have both make the list, and so the sapphic omnipotent Pigeon Lady of New York Cy had to be the tiebreaker here. Gay Purr-ee was released by Warner Bros and produced by UPA Studs, and the songs were done by the same fellows who did songs for The Wizard of Oz 1939, Harold Arlen and E.