Watching Donald Strachey
Feb. 8th, 2011 10:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
katikatIce Blues: Wow, that woman, the one Det. Bailey was protecting, she killed more people than your regular mass murderer :P I mean, I could understand why she did it and I didn't blame her one yota, I just find it a bit amusing, to be perfectly honest.
Kenny Kwan rocks, it really needed to be said again!
It's funny that for once, it wasn't Donald who stomped right in the middle of a big pile of poo, but Timmy, the poor guy. I'm glad that whereas Donald is a PI, an ex-soldier, Timmy is your regular guy and he reacts like regular people would - well, except for his wannabe sleuthing, that is. That was pretty sneaky. But I really liked that he couldn't pull the trigger and that he was actually shaky with shock after he had seen Donald stab the guy to death.
Another thing that's funny is how their house's changing from film to film and it's getting bigger and bigger. I think I liked the first one best, it had this... homey feeling.
I still don't get how the guy could "accidentally" snap his brother's neck... O.o
The last scene, that photo, it felt like the cast and crew knew that this would be the last movie filmed. It was actually quite a nice and optimistic ending. Which is what I love about the Donald Strachey movies, that they aren't depressing. There are too many gay movies that are way too dark and depressing... :(
And I'm done with the Donald Strachey series.
Kenny Kwan rocks, it really needed to be said again!
It's funny that for once, it wasn't Donald who stomped right in the middle of a big pile of poo, but Timmy, the poor guy. I'm glad that whereas Donald is a PI, an ex-soldier, Timmy is your regular guy and he reacts like regular people would - well, except for his wannabe sleuthing, that is. That was pretty sneaky. But I really liked that he couldn't pull the trigger and that he was actually shaky with shock after he had seen Donald stab the guy to death.
Another thing that's funny is how their house's changing from film to film and it's getting bigger and bigger. I think I liked the first one best, it had this... homey feeling.
I still don't get how the guy could "accidentally" snap his brother's neck... O.o
The last scene, that photo, it felt like the cast and crew knew that this would be the last movie filmed. It was actually quite a nice and optimistic ending. Which is what I love about the Donald Strachey movies, that they aren't depressing. There are too many gay movies that are way too dark and depressing... :(
And I'm done with the Donald Strachey series.
