Contents:
- THE FAST AND FUR MOVI HAVE ALWAYS BEEN GAY
- IS MICHELLE RODRIGUEZ GAY? ‘FAST AND FUR 7’ STAR COM OUT AS BISEXUAL FOLLOWG LBIAN RUMORS
- MICHELLE RODRIGUEZ ANSWERS GAY MORS
THE FAST AND FUR MOVI HAVE ALWAYS BEEN GAY
Hobbs & Shaw is only the latt example of the seri’ not-so-thly-veiled homoeroticism.
Although I have no doubt a steady supply of biki-clad track marshals and powerful gas pedals has succsfully hid this fact om most viewers, the Fast and Fur movi are, and have always been, tremendoly gay, on a level—as the scene above—that nearly leav behd subtext for full-on text.
IS MICHELLE RODRIGUEZ GAY? ‘FAST AND FUR 7’ STAR COM OUT AS BISEXUAL FOLLOWG LBIAN RUMORS
If the origal The Fast and the Fur was provably a remake of Pot Break wh r-drivg thiev stead of surfg bank robbers, s weird homoerotic energy may have been hered. But wh a steady stream of smolrg star, mcle T’s, and roguish flirtatn via three-ton racg vehicle, the te romantic subjects and their “torrid, homoerotic-bromantic chemistry” was hard to miss. ” The article add, hilarly, “Diel claims he prefers to date Europe, ” a perhaps untend dog whistle to every gay boy whose middle school girliend went to a different school.
Perez Hilton, then his heyday, headled his dispatch on the ments, “V Diel Is Still Not Gay (Allegedly). ” Chosen fay— don’t get much gayer than that.
MICHELLE RODRIGUEZ ANSWERS GAY MORS
” she said, claimg that her tough female characters she portrays on screen also fueled the gay mors. Acrdg to a report om Us Weekly, the actrs prevly revealed durg a red rpet terview at the premiere of the 2011 film “Battle Los Angel” that she was not gay.
Acrdg to a report om, the “Burn Notice“ TV star allud to havg a sexual relatnship wh Rodriguez durg an terview wh the gay publitn The Advote 2005.
It’s a relatnship so eply graed the fabric of the films that many a fan of the anchise has been quick to pot out and latch onto that closens as thly-veiled homoeroticism, a queer-d love story spanng seven of the most uber-macho actn films of all time. Queer reprentatn the Fast and Fur films pretty much begs and ends wh Brian beg lled a homophobic slur not five mut to the first Fast movie, and om there queer “reprentatn” (if n even be labeled as such) is limed to namels hot party girls makg out hallways of clubs for viewers to ogle—blatant lbian fetishizatn stemmg om the rigid ias of masculy and misogyny that surround street racg culture. Unrstandably, LGBTQ+ fans of the anchise go lookg for queer-d characters to rve out their own reprentatn, and ’s not difficult to unrstand why they latched on to Brian and Dom—pecially The Fast and the Fur, the first stallment the anchise and easily the film most rife wh homoerotic tensn.