Movie: The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love

I'm glad to make "The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love," my first lesbian blog. The title pretty much tells the story. "Two Girls" is about Randy and Evie. Randy is a poor white girl living with other lesbians. She meets Evie who is basically a BAP (Black American Princess) for those who don't know or forgot. They basically get hot for one another. It was them against the world. Of course, love overcomes all.

Sure it is not a great movie. But what I remember most about this film is the way I felt afterwards. It made me happy-I smiled--I want my loyal readers to smile too. It was light-hearted and cute, and the filmmakers accomplished what they wanted to. I really don't have much more to say, except to warn you that there is some really terrible acting, especially the black girl's mother. Boy was she ever a bad actress. Sure, "Two Girls" is a low budget film, but still there are way too many talented unemployed actors who are willing to work for experience alone for them to hire this woman. She said her lines like she was performing spoken word poetry (and I hate spoken word poetry). I wanted to slap her. She remains me of Jennifer Tilly in "Bullets Over Broadway," the only difference is that Tilly was pretending to be a bad actress. Speaking of Tilly, look for my comments on "Bound" coming to a blog near you. Peace and happy viewing. La la.