A very strange film. This massively campy film is based on the glam rock movement in the 60's/70's, focusing mostly on a David Bowie-like character. The jury is still out on whether or not this is good or bad.

Haynes' glittery, flamboyant, outrageous, campy, theatric, gender-confused movie might be a good representation of glam-rock craze that swept Britain in 70's, but just like so many things about glam-rock it's so overblown that it gets tiresome and slow. It's interesting to see Bale and McGregor before their big-breaks (put Obi-Wan Kenobi has sex with Batman joke here), but Rhys Meyers steals the show.

I Dont Know What To Think Of This Movie

I feel like I was drunk when I watched this, making no sense. Or I could actually have been drunk. Does Batman really take it in the trademans from Obi-Wan Kenobi?

Seeing it for 5 times, yea, you can see its flaws. But i love it for how refreshing it was for me with every single viewing. Truly glam and velvety and golden and vibrating and theatrical and so full of priceless musical references. Thumbs up for the awesome cast and big thumbs up to Michael Stipe for the soundtrack.

Like 'Querelle', this another brilliant queer film that seems to be hated or misunderstood by most gays and straight liberals. This is a film for the sexually fluid, a rare celebration of the BT in LGBT. Sweaty, glittery rock spectacle.

Ewan MacGregor. Jonathan Rhys-Meyers. Christian Bale. Eddie Izzard. I love these men, and some of them DO IT WITH EACH OTHER. This film, to me, is revered the way the vast majority of straight boys I know revere the film Bound. I LOVE IT.