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<blockquote data-quote="Toni" data-source="post: 411508" data-attributes="member: 82">Great ranking though I´d put &quot;Vertigo&quot; at the top. I also rewatched &quot;Rope&quot; recently, and realized the current &quot;subject&quot; of the movie with today´s eyes is not if they are gonna be caught, or if they indeed are gay (I always assumed they were), but how vicious and deprecating John Dall is towards his friend (and lover): it´s almost a study on domestic violence, just look what a beech that character he is, how close their bodies are shown especially if they are arguing, and how frequently Dall´s character bashes Granger´s alone and, mainly, in front of other people. Yes, both of them are sociopaths but I highly doubt Granger ever dared to kill anyone at all if wasn´t so absorbed by Dall. This POV makes it a whole different movie, especially given the details of the play it´s based on, where Stewart´s professor had an affair with Dall´s student in the past. If Ryan Murphy notices all this, he´ll turn it into another of his morbid &quot;Monster&quot; miniseries...[ATTACH=full]54615[/ATTACH]
&quot;Remember this rope? I used to tie you up with it in bed...&quot;

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And yes, both actors were undeniably gay...in real life.

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[QUOTE="Toni, post: 411508, member: 82"] Great ranking though I´d put "Vertigo" at the top. I also rewatched "Rope" recently, and realized the current "subject" of the movie with today´s eyes is not if they are gonna be caught, or if they indeed are gay (I always assumed they were), but how vicious and deprecating John Dall is towards his friend (and lover): it´s almost a study on domestic violence, just look what a beech that character he is, how close their bodies are shown especially if they are arguing, and how frequently Dall´s character bashes Granger´s alone and, mainly, in front of other people. Yes, both of them are sociopaths but I highly doubt Granger ever dared to kill anyone at all if wasn´t so absorbed by Dall. This POV makes it a whole different movie, especially given the details of the play it´s based on, where Stewart´s professor had an affair with Dall´s student in the past. If Ryan Murphy notices all this, he´ll turn it into another of his morbid "Monster" miniseries... [CENTER][ATTACH type="full"]54615[/ATTACH] "Remember this rope? I used to tie you up with it in bed..." [MEDIA=youtube]YSBXytVvahM:457[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=youtube]NsovrbrOQSk[/MEDIA] And yes, both actors were undeniably gay...in real life. [/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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