The War Boys - First Gay Love Scene

After a little bit of the preceding scene (where Marta, played by Micaela Nevárez, and Greg, played by Victor Rasuk, are parting ways), we come to the first gay sex (love) scene in the movie The War Boys (2009). This is the first of two such scenes in the film.

This scene may be puzzling to those who have not seen the movie, so here's a bit of context. Earlier, three best friends (David, George, and Greg) had been out in the desert where one of them (George) falls into a patch of cactus and gets cactus spines lodged in his buttocks. Now, he is being helped by his friend (David), who is removing the cactus spines. The actors are Benjamin Walker (who plays David, the one removing the spines) and Brian J. Smith (who plays George, the one having the spines removed).

Obviously, falling into a cactus patch, and having to have your best friend remove the spines from your buttocks, is a plot contrivance that the writers used as an excuse to have one character unclothed while his buttocks are carefully examined by another character. However, it does lead to very dramatic and erotic confrontation between the two male leads.

Brian J. Smith may be familiar to science fiction fans for his work on the Stargate Universe television series. He also appeared in the film Hate Crime (2005), where he played a gay man who is the victim of a brutal hate crime.

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[mimmar3891]

Don't know if you're kidding or not, but assuming you meant it, I think we all have a little bi in us, even those of us who are 99 percent gay or 99 percent straight. Many or most will probably never act on their bicuriosity, but it's nothing to worry about! (For the record, I'm a straight woman who found this scene hot! I will probably never be with a woman but I'm still a little curious!)

[milosz1994a]

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[mimmar3891]

Um, no, that's not what I'm saying at all. I am a straight woman. I am sexually attracted to men. But if I were stranded on a desert island with a woman for the rest of my life, I could probably learn to adapt and I believe that's true for most people -- it's certainly true for many that I've talked to. Feel free to disagree but I simply don't believe that sexuality is necessarily 100 percent black and white with no gray areas. Apparently this bothers you, but your theories about me aren't true!

[Velma Dinkley]

I don't know...

From what I've seen, the only people that actually say that everyone is "bi", as you so loosely put it, are the people who:

1.) say it in an attempt to get a guy to do sexual/romantic things with another guy, or get a girl to do sexual/romantic things with another girl

2.) are bisexual or biromantic themselves

... and 3.) are irrefutably and undeniably total frickin' dumbasses.

'Kay. Gotta go.

:-)

[Velma Dinkley]

For one reason, because you actually INSIST on brainwashing yourself into thinking that EVERYONE must want to experiment with both of the sexes in SOME way. As if no other sexual or romantic orientation (such as asexual, aromantic, objectum sexual, heterosexual, heteromantic, homosexual, homoromantic, etc) is valid.

And for another reason, because you seemingly believe that "bi" equals bi-SEXUAL AND bi-ROMANTIC. As if neither of those orientations can exist without the other.

(~_~)

Fail.

[Velma Dinkley]

"I think we all have a little bi in us..."

(~_~)

That is simultaneously the most ignorant and ridiculous fucking statement I've ever heard.

[Liliana Maldonado]

He falled on a cactus.

[Liliana Maldonado]

Ahahah, that was good.

[Gaara Alqadas]

That was hot, damn <3 kiss me too lol

[Shraicey Zuvari]

wow