Interesting beyond the pale, to queer up a story like this. None of the characters in this were queer and that includes the author. *beep* Hollywood and all the nasty queers that populate it.
shareYour post is foolish, in more ways than one.
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Wow your post is nearly unforgivable but then again I'm not even sure I understand it! Sounds like a bunch of ignorant raving!
shareIt's not a Hollywood movie at all and I don't see why they should have hidden Cassady's bisexuality and Ginsberg homosexuality...
And for your information, Kerouac was actually in love with Cassady...
You have to read some books, dude!
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Aaaah,shut up and grow up,troll.
Depends on what one means by "Hollywood." I would guess the actors, producers and directors who made this movie would dismiss the "Hollywood" label in a sense of "shoot 'em up" and explosions and other not so 'intellectual' things. This movie follows very much in a Europa way -- "exploring" the human condition, nudity, 1 -3 explicit sex scenes, drinking, critical of societal norms etc.
2014: Whiplash, Cold in July, that Terrence Malick project set in Austin, Foxcatcher
OP has no clue what he is talking about, its hilarious. Either a total dip stick or a decent troll effort. Alternate sexualities were a major theme for most of the beat writers.
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