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bucky wrote on 12/20/2011:

There was great acting but the plot left a lot to be desired. The ending made no sense with the rest of the movie. Like it just stopped and didn't actually end. I'm glad I rented rather than bought.

Marty wrote on 11/24/2011:

Well acted. But the only thing separating this movie from something on the Lifetime Channel is the fact that at the end of the movie not all the conflicts have been resolved.

Tony wrote on 11/12/2011:

Sorry but this film did not live up to the hype. If I wanted reality I would go to a gay bar and watch unhappy people there. This miserable little movie ends with no one happy and so many questions unanswered. Whoever wrote this should find something else to do with there time. Ian Novick is not convincing as a hunk while Jon Prescott is wasted in this .. The perky little wife is out of her depth in the role. She comes over as shallow hysterical version of Jake Gyllenhall's wife in Brokeback Mountain.

Bob Lind wrote on 11/08/2011:

Openly-gay Tommy (Ian Novick) has had a crush on hunky Daniel (Jon Prescott) ever since their college days, when Daniel was the star of their lacrosse team. Years later, he spots Daniel in a sports bar, engages him in conversation and - many beers later - manages to get him in his bed, which Daniel claims is a first for him. Unfortunately, he follows that up by explaining that he considers himself straight, and is engaged to marry a wonderful girl, Jen (Margaret Anne Florence). Disappointed, Tommy makes it a point to "run into" Daniel (and often Jen) on several occasions, testing to see if the feelings he felt for Daniel, which he seemed to share to some extent, might make him change his mind about the marriage.

Writer/Director Caytha Jentis presents an engaging and emotional, yet very realistic, portrayal of a young man who has repressed his attraction to other men for so long, he has no idea how to deal with the feelings he experiences with the person who truly might be "The One" for him. There is significant heartache along the journey, and == SLIGHT SPOILER ALERT== much less than a "happily ever after" ending, which some viewers have complained about in their reviews. Hey, life does throw some nasty curve balls once in a while, and you're not always going to be able to hit one out of the stadium. I give the writer credit for taking the difficult, but likely more realistic, path here. == END OF SPOILER ALERT == The acting was quite good, and, despite an indie budget, I had no beef with the production quality. DVD extras include a couple of deleted scenes, bloopers, and a couple of vanity items. I give it three stars out of four.

Jacques wrote on 10/31/2011:

Yes the character Daniel goes mirror the lives of several out there. Tommy on the other hand I'm not so sure about. Granted after someone has made their choice it is hard to let go, but after the meddling, Tommys' borderline stalking pursuit of Daniel to just drop the whole affair and fall into oblivion is dubious. I have no problem with the ending per say, just how it progressed with respect to Tommy's feelings. Interesting film, another perspective...