But I'm a Cheerleader

Ethan

This is a funny film that feels like John Waters meets John Hughes and points out the ridiculousness of gay conversion camps because it is impossible to make someone something they're not. It is better to just let people be who they are and get over all the societal bullshit.

ULA ZUHRA

Julie Delpy... in.... pigtails...... maybe I should check in to True Directions just to buzz it out.

film_lies101

The best film John Waters never made

mysteriousgirlno2

como raio é que eu podia nao gostar de um filme sapatao onde a Julie Delpy faz de COLA VELCRO?!?!?!? recomendo verem com crush do sapabonde para aquecer seus corações lambe carpete

Peach Cobbler

A rare feat in that it's one of the only LGBT+ films that isn't tragic and features early Natasha Lyonne. An aesthetically pleasing and peachy keen experience.

SpaceOctopus

Only 3 stars?! This movie is one of the best! It's my favorite love story ever. It's so hilarious and sweet and cute. I will ALWAYS love this movie with all of my heart.

Kelvin Thompson

Follows what's now a pretty standard arc of self-acceptance for gay characters. But it has historical relevance as an early positive LGBT film, as well as for being a satire of gay conversion therapy. Good cast overall, but mostly doesn't do anything outrageous with the material. And the depictions of gay men are less diverse than those of lesbians here. Still, props for the eye-popping use of color.

CarlosEsquives

"But I'm a cheerleader" tiene una buena premisa. Despega sin mucho rodeo. Ni bien empieza, su protagonista será recluída a ese claustro excéntrico de colores pasteles. Lo mejor de la película tiene que ver sobre cómo este personaje hasta entonces ha asumido su rutina homosexual con total normalidad, es decir, sin la intromisión de los prejuicios sociales. Ya luego, la historia de amor, clichés. Ingresa a lo habitual.