DirectorRolland Emmerich'sStonewallmade the news for all the wrong resons when it was released in September2015, but it's on Mr. Man for all the right reasons. Mostly, gorgeous men and their bulges. Now that you can have a copy for your very own, check out the smorgasbord of hotties.
The flick is based on the events surrounding the 1969 Stonewall riots in NYC, which are stillthought to be a major turning point for LGBTQ rights in the United States. Itwas an historic moment in which the disenfranchised stood up and demanded safety and acceptance within a world still largely lacking understanding, and it spurred the 1970s gay power movement.
And, in walks Rolland. It takes a special skill set to create blockbuster after blockbuster, and with Independence Day, The Day After Tomorrow, and Godzilla, and as the most financially successful openly gay filmmaker, Emmerichhas the magic touch. However, when applying the same filmmaking principles to such multifaceted territory as something like the Stonewall riots, you get a viciously disliked movie. Of the fick's many criticisms, Stonewall has a lack of diversity within the queer population, and the main protagonistthe straight, whiteJeremy Irvine who reflects few gay characteristics in the flick. Well, besides sticking his tongue down guys' throats. Thankfullywe've compiled the movie's best parts below!
Karl Glusman (Of Love 3D Fame)
Vladimir Alexis
Jonny Beauchamp
Jeremy Irvine
Jonathan Rhys-Meyers
