Where to watch Queer By Luca Guadagnino streaming on-line this month.
Queer by Luca Guadagnino: The Must-See Film Streaming This Month! 🌈🎥
Alright, darlings, get ready to pour yourself a cocktail and settle in for some cinematic magic because Luca Guadagnino’s highly-anticipated film Queeris finally coming to our screens. Mark your calendars, loves—this gorgeously moody, unapologetically queer masterpiece is hitting digital streaming platforms on 19 January 2025. Here’s all the tea on where and how to watch.
What’s Queer All About? 💋
Based on William S. Burroughs’ cult classic novel, Queer is set in post-war Mexico City and follows Lee (played by the dreamy Daniel Craig), a lonely American expat struggling with his demons. The plot thickens when Lee becomes obsessed with a younger man, Eugene Allerton (played by Drew Starkey, swoon). Their dynamic is messy, intense, and as queer as a Pride parade in Soho. Guadagnino, the visionary director of Call Me By Your Name and Bones and All, brings his signature style: think lush visuals, haunting intimacy, and a storyline that lingers long after the credits roll.
When and Where to Watch 🎬
You won’t need to hunt down an arthouse cinema for this one, babes. From 19 January 2025, Queer will be available for streaming on all major platforms, including:
Amazon Prime Video (for about £20)
Apple TV+
Google Play Movies
Streaming starts at 8pm GMT, so grab your snacks, light a candle, and prepare for an emotional rollercoaster.
For those who love a bit of old-school glamour, Queer will also be available for digital purchase and download. Prices start at £10.99, but honestly, can you really put a price on queer cinematic excellence?
Eugene Allerton
Why Queer is a Must-Watch 🏳️🌈
Let’s be real, loves—Luca Guadagnino knows how to serve queer narratives on a silver platter. Queer isn’t just a film; it’s a mood, a vibe, a full-blown gay awakening for 2025. From the captivating performances to the raw, unfiltered exploration of obsession and self-discovery, this is the kind of film that’ll have you texting your ex at 2am, “Just watched Queer. You were my Eugene”.
What the Gays Are Saying 🫦
The buzz is real, babes. Early reviews are calling Queer “unmissable”, “a visual feast” and “Guadagnino’s most daring work yet”. If you’re a fan of queer cinema, you’ll want this film on your radar.
Stay Fabulous and Get Watching 💖
So, there you have it, babes—the perfect way to kick off 2025 in style. Whether you’re snuggled up with your boo or flying solo with a glass of red wine, Queer promises to deliver drama, passion, and a whole lot of feels.
Set those reminders and let me know in the comments what you think of the film. Ciao for now, my fabulous friends! 🌈🎥💅
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Based on William S. Burroughs’ cult classic novel, Queer is set in post-war Mexico City and follows Lee (played by the dreamy Daniel Craig), a lonely American expat struggling with his demons. The plot thickens when Lee becomes obsessed with a younger man, Eugene Allerton (played by Drew Starkey, swoon). Their dynamic is messy, intense, and as queer as a Pride parade in Soho. Guadagnino, the visionary director of Call Me By Your Name and Bones and All, brings his signature style: think lush visuals, haunting intimacy, and a storyline that lingers long after the credits roll.
