The 10 Best LGBTQ+ Comedy Movies That Make You Laugh and Think

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

LGBTQ+ comedies - some are good, and some are something else. 

Here’s a list of ones I would recommend you watch, in no particular order.

The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

Three drag queens. a road trip. and sequins everywhere, 

It’s ridiculous, but also very sweet, and I don’t know how they survived the sun and the heels.

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The Birdcage

Robin Williams is brilliant here, where a gay couple meets conservative family. 

It will makes you think for half a second, before you laugh again.

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show

You’ve seen it, and you’ve might been to the theater to watch it too.

Tim Curry is a monster and a delight, with ongs you didn’t know you knew, and where weird stuff happens. 

You will leave humming something dumb.

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Beautiful Thing

Two teen boys in London fall in love, and you totally root for them, and  laugh at small things.

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But I’m a Cheerleader

Natasha Lyonne looks confused and fabulou, while RuPaul is perfect.

Very funny, but also a bit disturbing if you think too hard.

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To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar

Patrick Swayze, Wesley Snipes, John Leguizamo - drag queens in small towns.

What more do you want?

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Trick

Composer meets go-go dancer one night in NYC. 

It’s cute, and low-key, where you might forget it, or not - I can’t decide. 

The characters are nice though.

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Love, Simon

Nick Robinson is adorable here, where high school is awkward, and so is coming out and your first love.

Film is warm - you smile, you cry, and you text your friends saying “watch this.”

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Torch Song Trilogy

A gay man navigating love and family, with some funny lines, and some sad lines. 

Also some lines you forget but then think about later. 

Classic.

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Pride

1984 Wales, featuring miners. LGBTQ+ activists, and where people sing, fight. and dance. 

Heart. Humor. Politics. 

Makes you feel good, then sad, then good again.

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