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10 Attitudes

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Synopsis

Ultra-low budget comedy about a guy in West Hollywood who just wants to find love.

3 Reasons To buy this film

Comedian Jason Stuart does everything - except hand you $10 - to make you like him.
A great example of gay independent DIY film-making.
If Jason doesn't do it for you, there are a few easy-on-the-eyes hunks sprinkled throughout.

Review

This very West Hollywood comedy is the love tale of one thirty-something Jewish queen named Josh (with narration from his leopard-spot shirted Mom, we know this boy is for real). Josh's "lover" was found getting a BJ in a car on the street by Josh, and he's hot on the trail for the real thing this time. His best friend says he should try ten dates, and he's sure to find a great guy in the pack.

Well, one's married, one's an unemployed actor, one's crazy, one is only "somewhat" available - that's only four, but you get the picture. Josh does meet someone - after all this movie was made in Hollywood (West Hollywood), but we won’t give away who.

The film gets off to a rocky start, but the writing and most of the acting are sharp, which make up for the technical problems (scenes lit with one light, poor mic-ing, varied video quality and continuity problems). Jim J. Bullock is riotous as a queeny gay clothes shop owner and Judy Tenuta is droll as a therapy group leader.

For an evening of mindless light comedy, you can't lose.

-- Scott Cranin

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DVD : $17.99

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Close Caption: No
Region Code: 1
UPC: 631008057897
Catalog #: DV1549422

Studio : Ariztical Entertainment

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Customer Reviews

Fun Until the End

Amos Lassen wrote on 02/09/2011:

“10 ATTITUDES”
Fun Until the End
Amos Lassen
In “10 Attitudes” (Culture Q Connection) Josh Stevens finds out that his boyfriend is cheating on him. It is hard for him to believe that after ten years together that his boyfriend would be so obviously unfaithful and it has come time to end the relationship. What worries Josh is the idea of starting all over again. It is hard to go back t the bars after living comfortably for so long. He decides to go back to his hometown, Cleveland but his best friend convinces him that he can easily find a new mate in just 10 dates. Of course, he meets many guys that are wrong for him.
“10Attitudes” is charming and a very funny look at modern relationships and a very funny look at the gay dating scene. In fact, the movie helps you to confirm what you have always thought—that aside from yourself, everyone else in the world is crazy.
When you are forty or older it is hard to start dating again as Josh found out. As hard as it is in Arkansas, the scene in West Hollywood seems to be that much worse. There the dating pool is infested with barracudas and al the guys, in Josh’s eyes, are bitchy. Everyone he meets is an actor or a hustler, or an actor and a druggie, or an actor or a waiter, or an actor/hustler/waiter/druggie combo. These who are not actors are personal trainers. This is dating in the gay ghetto.
Josh is lucky that he has a sense of humor. He is able to toss everything off as a joke or a mistake. However, what began as a very funny movie runs out of steam half way through. It runs as if suddenly ran out of time. The ending falls flat but getting there was a lot of fun.
A question remains after the movie is over—if West Hollywood is so bad for gays, why is it that so many gay guys move there? And why are there are so many movies about it?
I have read some really bad reviews of “10 Attitudes”. I think many who saw it took the movie as a whole and did not look at the fun we had reaching the end. Sure it was contrived and the ending was weak but there was a lot to enjoy. It is no classic and it won’t be remembered but the laughs are great, the acting is fine and all in all, I enjoyed it a lot.

Comical 10 Attitudes

Janorm wrote on 04/03/2008:

A very comical side-relief-film-look at a gay break up of LTR and the ensuing search in the LA region for another mate?! Very comical but true to life meaning! The cinematography is done in a very realistic manner, adding to the picture. A must to see and add to your Collection. A VERY ENJOYABLE COMICAL ROMP WITH A MEANING!!!

Tomatoes (lexowens@gmail.com) wrote on 12/02/2005:

Jason Stuart is hillarious, and some of his dates are funnier. I cried during the scene with Joey on the Santa Monica beach at sunset. Guys' it a must see.

0 (No Stars) What the......

Catfag (james.fowler14@yahoo.com) wrote on 12/04/2004:

Almost the entire movie is adlibbed.Call me old fashioned but I prefer a movie with an actual script. There are a couple of memorable scenes but I do not recommend this movie.