The only excuse for this movie is that it is an attempt at giving some guys in the American adult industry a pathetic, painfully amateurish shot at proving their legitimacy at being able to act in an R-rated movie. It is truly unwatchable, and fails on every possible level.
This is typical of American gay flicks of this time when countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Spain, France, and even the UK were turning out well-written, beautifully-acted gay films of high quality. Skip this meaningless embarrassment and watch "Do começo ao fim" (from Brazil) or "Juste une question d'amour" (from France) which were made at roughly the same time and are a thousand times better.
And don't miss the films of the great, young Argentine director Marco Berger, who has already made half a dozen masterworks, especially "Hawaii," "Plan B," "Ausente," "Taikwando," and "Un rubio." Watching Berger's sensual, beautiful-acted and stunningly-filmed, moving works of cinema magic will actually make you feel proud to be gay, as opposed to this American trash.
As for more recent films, don't miss "God's Own Country" from the UK (Nominated for two BAFTA awards, the UK equivalent of the Oscars), which outdoes anything attempted by "Brokeback Mountain" or "Call Me By Your Name."
This is typical of American gay flicks of this time when countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Spain, France, and even the UK were turning out well-written, beautifully-acted gay films of high quality. Skip this meaningless embarrassment and watch "Do começo ao fim" (from Brazil) or "Juste une question d'amour" (from France) which were made at roughly the same time and are a thousand times better.
And don't miss the films of the great, young Argentine director Marco Berger, who has already made half a dozen masterworks, especially "Hawaii," "Plan B," "Ausente," "Taikwando," and "Un rubio." Watching Berger's sensual, beautiful-acted and stunningly-filmed, moving works of cinema magic will actually make you feel proud to be gay, as opposed to this American trash.
As for more recent films, don't miss "God's Own Country" from the UK (Nominated for two BAFTA awards, the UK equivalent of the Oscars), which outdoes anything attempted by "Brokeback Mountain" or "Call Me By Your Name."