What's the best tranny movie you guys saw?

[Dino Velvet]

Steven Seagal beat the crap out of a villainous Thai Ladyboy in Belly Of The Beast.

[StlyeMeCunty]

Kinky Boots, recent British film based on a true story about a failing shoe factory which went over to making boots for transsexuals and drag artists.

YESSSSSSSSSS! I saw this movie a couple years back! I really enjoyed it!
ROBBIE YOU HAVE GOOD TASTE!

[Prospero]

Estrella - Greek drama. Not released in the UK sadly, but various transexual friends who I lent a DVD t loved it.

[Stavros]

Mascara
Not available on dvd, primarily a Dutch film it features Eva Robins, Romy Haag and some extras -the story isn't up to much, Michael Sarrazin plays a detective who is also a serial killer; he has a secret life: an affair with Robins, a strong attraction to transexuals etc -Robins was also in Dario Argento's Tenebrae which is still watchable for her scenes. She is simply one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen.

I thought The Crying Game was rubbish- do men really vomit when they realise 'she isn't a girl' after all!?? Such a weak scene; the concept of a British soldier (played by an American) being kidnapped in Northern Ireland was daft, the whole IRA thing was daft, the whole film was daft. And so on. Ok Gaye was cute, but other than that, no.

[robertlouis]

YESSSSSSSSSS! I saw this movie a couple years back! I really enjoyed it!
ROBBIE YOU HAVE GOOD TASTE!

Thanks, umm, I don't know what to call you, and "Cunty" doesn't seem right somehow. Anyway, you're a welcome, and very pretty, addition to the madhouse.

Whatever, the factory where the story originated is about 20 miles from me and still going strong, so if any of the larger ladies on HA need some robust but still sexy footwear, contact W J Brooks in Earls Barton, Northants, England!

[robertlouis]

Oh yes, there's also Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, very funny Australian movie.

[EyeCumInPiece]

Sleepaway camp

[Prospero]

and La Cages aux Folles - the original French film I think scrapes in here... it was hugely funny anyway

[robertlouis]

and La Cages aux Folles - the original French film I think scrapes in here... it was hugely funny anyway

Yes, and the crude US remake and the even more execrable musical took out all the elements of what was at base a rather touching and charming love story.

[Prospero]

But was it actually about Transvestites? I can't recall at this distance.