REVIEW
Opposites attract in this romantic comedy about two very different gay men and their search for true love. Eli (Dan Bucatinsky, who wrote the screenplay based on his stage production) is a cute, neurotic X-Files addict whose favorite film is Gone With the Wind. When his straight best friend and next-door neighbor Brett (Adam Goldberg, of Saving Private Ryan) falls in love with Jackie (Sasha Alexander, from TV's “Dawson's Creek”), Eli is set up with Jackie's hunky best friend, Tom (Richard Ruccolo, of TV's “Two Guys and a Girl”.) However, whereas Eli is commitment oriented, Tom claims to be only looking for a good time. From their disastrous first date, through a tentative romance, to periods of not speaking to each other, Tom and Eli try to get close but are often foiled by their own insecurities. The film amusingly flips back and forth between Eli and Tom recounting their relationship to strangers, each trying to believe that they are "all over the guy." Director Julie Davis coaxes wonderful performances out of her attractive cast, and Bucatinsky's witty screenplay features some great, fast-talking dialogue. Furthermore, as a favor to executive producer and lover Dan Bucatinsky's partner, Don Roos The Opposite of Sex), Christina Ricci and Lisa Kudrow contribute memorable cameos, as well as Andrea Martin as Eli's overbearing mother (who’s not averse to leaving rather graphic messages about testicular self-examination on her son's answering machine). Romantic, funny and even sexy!

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