Kinky Boots (2006)
Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:34 am
Has anyone seen this movie to verify this review I found online? This section tells people what kind of things happen in the movie...
DISRESPECTFUL/BAD ATTITUDE
We see a flashback to young Lola dancing in high heels on a deserted boardwalk, with his stern father banging on a glass window and saying, "C'mon you stupid boy."
While intoxicated, Charlie comes across three guys harassing Lola in an alley.
An intoxicated man yells out to Lola during a performance, "Show us your t*ts." That man then jokingly wonders if they're as wrinkly as Lola's arms.
Charlie hides Lola from his factory workers as long as possible (being embarrassed).
When Lola asks where the factory bathroom is, Don snidely replies that they only have either men's or women's bathrooms.
It turns out Nicola is having a fling with her real estate agent (we see her playing footsie with him under the table and both of them flee when Charlie shows up at a restaurant and accidentally surprises them).
Nicola won't speak to Lola upon first meeting him.
We see a poster where Don has modified the words to read "Queer" and "Bender" about Lola.
Charlie pushes his workers hard and criticizes their work when he's striving for perfection.
Charlie is rude to Lola (about being a guy in drag), angrily telling him to stop hiding and instead be brave.
DISRESPECTFUL/BAD ATTITUDE
We see a flashback to young Lola dancing in high heels on a deserted boardwalk, with his stern father banging on a glass window and saying, "C'mon you stupid boy."
While intoxicated, Charlie comes across three guys harassing Lola in an alley.
An intoxicated man yells out to Lola during a performance, "Show us your t*ts." That man then jokingly wonders if they're as wrinkly as Lola's arms.
Charlie hides Lola from his factory workers as long as possible (being embarrassed).
When Lola asks where the factory bathroom is, Don snidely replies that they only have either men's or women's bathrooms.
It turns out Nicola is having a fling with her real estate agent (we see her playing footsie with him under the table and both of them flee when Charlie shows up at a restaurant and accidentally surprises them).
Nicola won't speak to Lola upon first meeting him.
We see a poster where Don has modified the words to read "Queer" and "Bender" about Lola.
Charlie pushes his workers hard and criticizes their work when he's striving for perfection.
Charlie is rude to Lola (about being a guy in drag), angrily telling him to stop hiding and instead be brave.
