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Buddhaman wrote on 11/15/2009:

Despite what the cynics have to say about this movie, I loved it and thought it would be an excellent addition to my video collection. I found the humor to be balanced and no insulting to its audience. Even the homophobe was funny as he eventually got his comeuppance!

Janorm wrote on 03/10/2008:

This is a situation film about love in gay proportions. It is both romantic, comical, endearing, and far sexier than what you will ever see in a straight movie. Total enjoyment from beginning to end. A must have for the serious collector of Gay Cinemtography!!

lovin' it wrote on 04/25/2007:

Well, I usually hate romances, but this was an exception. It's brutal honesty was evenly played out with humor, and the rendition of "Somthing Good" really made me smile. Adam, this worlds cutest dooface, is evened out by the sweet, if sometimes misplaced, "suaveness" of Steve. Always a good laugh, and a good cry with lots of cute "kissy" scenes and no hardcore sex (although there was nothing wrong with Brokeback Mountain ;) ). Who couldnt love it?

Essin' Em wrote on 04/21/2007:

Usually it takes me a while to get into movies, but in this one, I started loving it from the opening credits - how can you not love a movie that starts with a gay goth, and gold body painted Dazzle Dancers dancing to "Obsession." Then I wasn't sure, because they used a bit of body humor, which really isn't my thing (think Will Ferrell kind of stuff...and he's really not my type of comedian...or Jim Carey in comedy). However, they quickly got beyond that, and what a great film.

While it has it's moments of depth and human discovery of relationships, love, communication, etc, it's mostly just a lovely and enjoyable film about the amusing trials and tribulations that a couple goes through. They just so happen to be a gay couple...and so there are a few more issues, like super chrisitan and conservative partents on one side, and assholes from NJ that call them fags. In the end, they almost lose each other, but come back together just in time, realizing that love can eclipse many things, including a sorrid and soiled past, and a family curse.

This is a happy, feel good movie, that you might almost qualify it as a chick flick (though I'd call it a DICK flick to be honest), and I loved it. While not usually the sappy romantic comedy type (and this was less sappy than most, thank goodness!), this was just want I needed on a friday night in April.

Max-N-Cheese wrote on 09/18/2006:

I HATED HATED HATED this movie. I am always one to have a movie-night with friends at least once a week. Having had this movie on my Netflix que for some time, we were excited to see it finally arrive in the mail. About 9 of us gathered in front of the television to watch... to a huge surprise-- WE ALL HATED IT! In all honesty we stopped the film twice, wanting to move onto something more original... anything would be better, even Gigli! However, we pushed forward with our viewing. And, despite one or two giggles, mainly escaping in recognition of some of our own inside-jokes, the film was a complete disaster from beginning to end. Parker Posey is usually a favorite in everything she does. She couldn't even save this movie! BAD BAD BAD!!!! The movie, er DVD, in the end makes for a wonderful drink coaster or frisbee!!!