![]() ![]() The film sometimes goes overboard on the sentimentality, the tacked on (or that's how it felt) ending, as well as the over-the-topness. The flimsiness of the story does show in moments of slack pacing in some extraneous scenes (namely the dramatic ones). A few touching tender moments too and it makes the game of tag interesting and exciting. Am actually not always a fan of lowbrow comedy, am more a sophisticated, witty and subtle (and also dark and screwball) sort of person myself, but there are times where it's done well thanks to the wit, the sharp timing and the comic timing of the cast and 'Tag' is one of those examples. ![]() A good deal of the film is very funny and often hilarious. Much of 'Tag' goes at a lively pace and the cast are stellar mostly, Jeremy Renner and Isla Fisher being particularly good. The direction shows an ease with the material and allows the cast and their chemistry to shine. The music appeals on the ear and is hardly ill fitting. It looks good, slick, stylish and sometimes clever, never incoherent. Neither one of the best films of the year or the worst, instead it's somewhere in the middle which is not too bad a position to be in. It is far from perfect and it is not great or one of those unforgettable films of the ages films, with content that is not going to be for all tastes, but it did make me smile and laugh and a lot of effort went into it. 'Tag' turned out to be just that, fun and intriguing with some over-the-top excitement and a few tender moments. 'Tag' had the potential right off the bat to be a fun and intriguing film, regardless of its mixed critical reception. From the classics to new school, the baby gay bops and the ally-friendly anthems, here is a Pride playlist that is sure to get you grooving however you choose to celebrate.Loved the idea, based on a true story, the advertising was interesting and the cast is a talented one (Jeremy Renner, Isla Fisher and John Hamm particularly have shown themselves to be more than capable in a lot of things). Lucky for you, we’ve got you covered with a playlist that is sure to keep the celebration pumping all month long - or, at least until the minutes on your Zoom dance party run out. ![]() And sometimes that means blasting “MONTERO” and making your best attempt to pole dance your way down to hell. Often looks like a good old fashioned dance party. After all, there’s no better way to stand up and cherish our community than by making direct steps to ensure that all members of the LGBTQ+ community feel affirmed, protected, and supported, socially and systematically.Īnother great way to celebrate this June is uniting with our fellow LGBTQ+ friends and allies in spaces that feel safe, fun, and freeing. And truly celebrating Pride means finding ways to embody the radical roots of the Stonewall riots and Queer Liberation Movement throughout history. Of course, Pride month is for celebrating. With the global pandemic and protests for racial equity shaping last June, many of us are entering this June with a much-needed reminder of the true meaning of the month, as well as the events that kicked it off over 50 years ago. 2020 has likely changed the way that the world looks at Pride. ![]()
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