History HoYay / Film

* ''HoYay/{{Ghostbusters}}

* ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'':
** ''Film/GhostbustersII''. Watch Egon's face after "Do" "Ray" "Egon". That scene even inspired [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yd8GeqvUgk this video]]. It's a little NSFW, but it collects pretty much all of the Ho Yay in the movies.
** And then there's the scene where Egon and Ray have figured out that the mood slime reacts if they yell at it. After Ray has yelled at it for a couple of minutes to demonstrate the effect to Winston and Peter, Peter asks him something like, "Is this what you two do here after I go home at night?" The way Ray smirks and nods in answer to that has some definite, ah, implications.
*** Egon looks pretty guilty after Peter asks if he and/or Ray are "sleeping with" the mood slime. Ray just looks at Egon as if saying "Are you gonna tell them or me?" It's almost implying that they're ''both'' sleeping with the slime.
*** In the first movie, when Dana first arrives at Ghostbusters HQ, Egon sits down very, very close to Ray on the couch with his Cheez-Its. Despite having plenty of room to his left to scoot over if he wants to, Ray doesn't. They also huddle together in terror just before Stay-Puft is revealed, and Egon asks Ray if he's okay before checking on Peter or Winston after Vigo the Carpathian paralyzes the Ghostbusters in the climax of the sequel (Ray also checks on Egon before anyone else). One almost wonders if it was intentional.
** In ''Film/Ghostbusters2016'', Jillian Holtzmann spends a lot of time flirting with her female co-workers, but seems particularly keen on doing so with Erin Gilbert. Erin, for her part, frequently seems awkward but otherwise flattered by Holtzmann's attentions.

* ''Literature/GentlemenPreferBlondes'': Dorothy Shaw can't find a man who satisfies her needs, is very snarky with all her beautiful friend's suitors, and only declares her love for Malone when it becomes clear doing so will benefit Lorelei. Interesting... Then there's the double wedding in the final scene - the cinematography tends to cut the grooms out of frame, making it look like it's the two women who are getting married.

** Channing's part in ''Film/HailCaesar'' parodies this - taking part in a musical number called "No Dames". This parodies Usefulnotes/HaysCode-dodging moments from old school Hollywood, such as "There's Nothing Like A Dame" from ''Theatre/SouthPacific''. There's a moment where he gets caught between two dancers grinding against his crotch, and the bartender says "this ain't ''that'' kind of place!"

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

* ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'': This movie is already getting a reputation as "Pixar's gayest film yet". Shortly before the film was released, [[https://variety.com/2022/film/news/disney-pixar-same-sex-affection-censorship-dont-say-gay-bill-1235200582/ an anonymous letter from Pixar employees]] claimed that Disney was prone to censoring scenes showing explicit queer affection, which added further fuel to viewers looking for hints of gay subtext.

* ''Film/TheLostBoys'': David and Michael. In his attempts to make Michael join his gang of vampires, David sometimes comes across as a StalkerWithACrush. There's also the fact that Sam, Michael's younger brother, has a poster of a shirtless Rob Lowe on his bedroom wall.

* ''Film/TheLostBoys'': David and Michael. David sometimes comes across as a StalkerWithACrush. There's also the fact that Sam, Michael's younger brother, has a poster of a shirtless Rob Lowe on his bedroom wall.

* ''HoYay/TheLegoBatmanMovie''