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Compare examples of [[Ho Yay]] in other media.
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* ''[[Sherlock Holmes (film)/Ho Yay|Sherlock Holmes]]''
* ''[[The Fast and the Furious/Ho Yay|The Fast and The Furious]]''
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** Wait, there's a way to watch that movie and ''not'' see that? The only fans of that film were a). in it for the teenage psychos and ho yay, or b). in it for the Leopold and Loeb references and ho yay. High points include Richard's jealous bedroom freak-out and the way our Charming Antagonists seem far too comfortable in each other's personal space. The whole business with Lisa just looks like Richie's seriously, seriously compensating -- he's such an over-the-top cad, if only to compensate for his metrosexual fashion sense. But wow -- talk about [[Slap Slap Kiss]].
** Somewhat more disturbing, in retrospect, if you take into account {{spoiler|potential future [[Prison Rape]] for poor Justin. Who is now stuck in the big house ''alone'' and without Richie. Ergh.}}
** The abandoned cabin in the woods where they meet in secret because their friendship is forbidden to talk about their hopes and dreams, come up with plans, and drink a lot of absinthe and do drugs ''totally'' isn't [[Make-Out Point]]. We swear. (Also, the photographic composite of Justin's and Richie's faces just looks like a prediction of [[
* ''[[My Blue Heaven]]'': The two male leads troublemaker Vincent "Vinnie" Antonelli and FBI agent Barney Coopersmith show this in one scene in the form of this exchange after Barney saves Vinnie from gangsters.
{{quote|'''Vinnie:''' You saved my life.
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