/ creator: Ned Martel / The Boys in the Band is a movie starring Jim Parsons, Zachary Quinto, and Matt Bomer. At a birthday party in 1968 New York, a surprise guest and a drunken game leave seven gay friends reckoning with unspoken feelings and buried / USA / User Ratings: 6,9 of 10 stars / year: 2020

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This is a really amazing, feel good movie. Love the soundtrack, the perfect selection of cast, they're all my favorites!
There are so many funny comebacks that kept me laughing. The the movie scripts are so good, I just love Ryan Murphy's work; bring more please.

I had never seen the original 1970 version and decided to watch both in one afternoon. The original is a classic, much better then I ever thought it could be, with excellent performances. I thought this would be an updating, but like the original, the dialogue, place and time, plot, actions ( NYC late 1960s) are very much the same although this has been edited down. Unlike the original, which was engrossing, this contains none of the spark and fire of the original, performances that are for the most part, not as well done and cuts some dialogue to throw in some flashbacks, including nudity, that add nothing. Did they feel they needed to add brief full frontal nudity to appeal to a 2020 audience ? Jim Parsons does not give the outstanding performance in the lead that Kenneth Nelson did in the original. Even worse, how did so many of these characters, that came across as real people in the 1970 version become more flamboyant stereotypes in this updated version. Is this some type of progress ? I found nothing offensive about the 1970 version having grown up in NY at that time. This film in no way captured the time and the actors just came across as actors acting. Only Tuc Watkins and Brian Hutchinson were as good or better then their 1970 counterparts. If you have to see only one version, see the 1970. Some movies do not need to be remade.