Watched DVD: In & Out


Watched DVD with R. and Danielle: In & Out (Frank Oz, 1997). Frank Oz directed the good Death at a Funeral (2007) and the uninspired The Stepford Wives (2004). Script: Paul Rudnick, who wrote Addams Family Values (1993).
Very funny (although I laughed more when I saw it on the big screen eleven years ago). Great gay jokes (Streisand, Midler). The masculinity tape scene perfect for a Gender Studies course. Good acting by most. Of course, the Dead Poets Society (1989) type scene at the end now feels like it's been done to death.

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