Moonrockie wrote on 06/21/2007:

I am not a film critic or qualified to be one, but I liked the movie and thought Paige introduced a dose of reality that a lot of people (straights) still associate gays with pedophilia. However, in today's world you would think Paige's character would have more sense, which leads me to have questions about his mental level of awareness. In one scene where he escorts a young female child into the restroom, he goes in with her! Uuuh, how about looking for the parent(s)? Or SHOW the little girl to the restroom? Don't go in with her! Either Paige's character lacks common sense or he has some kind of mental disability in which he is not cognizant of what his actions seem like to others. The movie really didn't address this issue or other issues such as Paul's childhood, upbringing, family, etc as to why he is the way he is. A lot of unanswered questions about Paul.

gymboysyd wrote on 03/18/2007:

Guys, this played the 2006 Sydney Gay & Lesbian Film Festival. High expectations, coming for Peter's success with QAF. Sadly, it needed more workshopping before filming began. I can't imagine that an adult, unless mentally handicapped, could be so naive, and that others around Peter's characters, allowed his behaviour to continue. Kath Najimy's role had merit, but VERY quickly became excessive, and I found it had to understand for the direction she headed and the end result she created within the story, she could walk away scott free. Watch it, the production quality is good, but sadly the story needs a lot of fine tuning, it could have been so much better. I will not be buying a copy for my collection.

monkeegyrl wrote on 10/01/2006:

I saw this in a screening attending by Peter himself in Portland, where the movie is set, and really liked it! He does comment that you are to question where Paul is coming from, and that we can see ourselves in both Paul and the Maggie character. I thought it was an excellent "dark" comedy that brought up real issues. I empathized with Paul, and towards the end, also with Maggie. I'm sorry that others were disturbed by it. I recommend people watch it and judge for themselves how they feel about it.

Bigboynz wrote on 09/04/2006:

Watched this with friends and this film made us feel so uncomfortable that we turned the thing off and couldn't finish watching it. Unlike other reviewers we didnt even find the story interesting. Struck me that the characters needed psychological help fromt he outset! Sorry - ONE STAR - M A X !!!!

Dreamweaver wrote on 08/15/2006:

Mr. Paige’s character was grating...you almost wished he'd get 20 years, that is how unsympathetic I felt. Although I understand that his role demanded he would be more like a child himself, it was like watching Bobcat Goldwaith on acid. The story was pretty interesting.