Their beliefs, their love, everything fell apart

Brandt 2022-03-30 09:01:06

The film depicts sensitive topics such as gays and AIDS in the 1980s. At that time, no one knew what AIDS was. AIDS was called a cancer that spread among gay men. The government did not recognize the existence of AIDS, and did not recognize the rights of gays. There is also infighting between them, are they coming out aggressively, or are they hiding everything in order to keep their jobs? The best thing about the movie is the gay guys breaking down, helpless because they don't know what's killing them, their beliefs, their love, everything is falling apart, those episodes are so well done.

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  • Ken 2022-03-19 09:01:06

    If it’s for the sake of seeing the basics or to collect a screenshot, then withdraw it. The heavy depression to the end did not give any room for relief. There will only be more and more business cards in the drawer. In fact, it hasn’t changed much until now, hasn’t it?

  • Darrion 2022-03-21 09:02:43

    A "Men's Rights Movement" Stronger than the Feminist Movement

The Normal Heart quotes

  • Tommy Boatwright: You know, I'm very interested in starting some sort of service for the patients. We've got to start talking about them. Also, there are a lot of very scared people out there, and they're desperate for information. I'd like to start a hotline.

    Bruce Niles: [to the guy sitting on his left] Who's he?

    Tommy Boatwright: Ew! He does not know who I am yet! HE is Tommy Boatwright. In real life, HE is a hospital administrator. He's here to help. And he's a southern bitch!

    Bruce Niles: Bruce Niles.

    Tommy Boatwright: Nice to meet you.

    Bruce Niles: My pleasure.

    Tommy Boatwright: You're very handsome.

    Mickey Marcus: He knows.

  • Ned Weeks: Ben, you mean more to me than anyone in the whole world. You always have. Ben, you've gotta say it!

    Ben Weeks: Say what?

    Ned Weeks: I am the same as you! Just say it! Say it!

    Ben Weeks: [after a pause] No. You're not. I'm not gonna say it.

    Ned Weeks: Every time I loose this fight it hurts more.