History HoYay / Film

* The [[BodySurf body-surfing]] space vampire in ''Film/{{Lifeforce}}'' occupies the mental hospital boss played by Creator/PatrickStewart, and while interrogating her/him the astronaut protagonist (who's obsessed with her) is irresistibly drawn close for a (just averted) fatal kiss (with the image swopping between the alien's female form and the male body she's occupying).

->''"Theo in [[Film/TheHaunting1963 the original film]] is hinted that she might - ''might'' - be a lesbian or bisexual. And the reason it's best they don't come out and say it is because it adds to the tension between her and Eleanor. See, half of the movie they're the only ones in a room together, and when the only person you can cuddle up with may or may not have the hots for you, it makes the scene a little bit more uncertain and therefore uncomfortable...it wasn't over the top, it was played pretty subtle."''

* The ''looks'' from Agent Simmons' balding sidekick in the 2007 ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' movie, and the childish repetition of Simmons' declarations. Creator/MichaelBay [[WordOfGod even said]] in the director's commentary Creator/JohnTurturro (Simmons' actor) improvised stuff about questioning his sexuality.

* ''HoYay/StarWarsExpandedUniverse''

* Though it may be {{squick}}y for some because of the [[MayDecemberRomance age difference]], ''Film/BackToTheFuture'''s Doc Brown and Marty [=McFly=] have [[http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-G29xQSBuPgk/TkwXR9eGYmI/AAAAAAAABZc/M-ENXLFJYmI/s1600/BTTF_Doc_Marty.jpg some]] [[http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lwjfrnqs3c1r7qewno1_1280.png instances]] of [[http://oi48.tinypic.com/295pmdw.jpg body language]] that can be hard to ignore.

* ''Film/JennifersBody''. It's an [[PornWithPlot erotic thriller]] starring [[AnythingThatMoves Megan Fox]]...what do you expect?

* ''HoYay/{{Luca}}''

* ''Film/MurderByNumbers''. The whole film is basically pure HoYay. The so-called 'love interest' that the main characters are supposed to be fighting over? Comes across as little more than a beard for the both of them.

** Priya is shown connecting with a goth girl during a game of charades, and the two are later seen dancing together [[QueerColors under blue, pink, and purple lighting]], while her friends cheer her on and smirk knowingly. [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FNntgbSWQAAZBAB.jpg The storyboard of this scene even includes the goth girl blushing]], and [[https://twitter.com/andreagoh/status/1502744974336544770 the moment was later confirmed as queer]] by [[WordOfGay Andrea Goh of the Pixar Cultural Trust]]. In addition, during the 4*Town concert Priya wears a shirt with a rainbow on it.

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* Foreign Film: ''LightNovel/KamikazeGirls'' had a ridiculous amount of random parts where people can go, 'wow, that's very les yay!'

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** Plus, there's Tuco's whole extended overly attentive sadistic torturing of Blondie in the desert, like, you know, [[ADateWithRosiePalms whipping him and making him crawl and....pant pant...]]

* ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' is already covered under the literature section, but Edward's flashback to Carlisle [[EmergencyTransformation turning him into a vampire]] has Edward making an honest-to-god orgasm face. Complete with creepy rape vibes.

[[caption-width-right:350:A normal dad would go to a foreign country on a secret mission and bring his daughter back a T-shirt, not a person.]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:The real mystery in [[Film/SherlockHolmes2009 these]] [[Film/SherlockHolmesAGameOfShadows movies]] is which character is Sherlock's real love interest.]]

* ''Film/{{Wings}}'' (1927) features one of the earliest examples of a man-on-man kiss on the lips.

* ''Film/ThreeHundred'' is full of this, but it's at much greater levels in the original comic. In both film and comic, a Persian messenger turns up to Sparta and demands the Spartans give up, mentioning that the Athenians hadn't yet submitted to Xerxes. In both versions, Leonidas calls the Athenians '[[BoysLove boy lovers]]'; in the movie, his wife is present, but in the comic book he's surrounded ''entirely'' by men. In history, Athenians and Spartans often ribbed each other like this (though it's questionable as to whether the actual Spartan form of pederasty was chaste or sexual). Think quarreling brothers (which adds a whole 'nother subtext now...) This was addressed in the letters page of the original run. A reader pointed out that there's plenty of evidence of homosexual activity among the Spartans. Creator/FrankMiller responded that there was also evidence that they lied about it and he stood by his dialogue. (Incidentally, according to [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} The Other Wiki]], said "reader" was Creator/AlanMoore.)

* In ''{{Film/Ivan the Terrible}}'' Ivan has some strong Ho Yay with his loyal, young guard Fyodor Basmanov (naturally as they were rumored to be lovers in history), especially for a film made in 1940's Russia

[[caption-width-right:350:The real mystery in [[Film/SherlockHolmes2009 these]] [[Film/SherlockHolmesAGameOfShadows movies]] is which character is Sherlock's real love interest.[[note]]According to Sir Creator/ArthurConanDoyle, [[TakeAThirdOption neither is]].[[/note]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:The real mystery in [[Film/SherlockHolmes2009 these]] [[Film/SherlockHolmesAGameOfShadows movies]] is which character is Sherlock's real love interest.]]

* ''Film/TheSchoolForGoodAndEvil2022'': Lady Lesso and Professor Dovey come off to many like an old married couple, what with their playful teasing of each other. Lady Lesso once calls Dovey "princess" out of nowhere, which accidentally comes off as flirty. At the end of the movie, they even hug after agreeing to put aside their difference, before awkwardly separating from each other in what many saw as a NotWhatItLooksLike moment rather than them not actually liking each other.