Thanks for the memories!

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

Don't listen to the negative reviews

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Alas, I hated it. Well, not entirely but mostly. I blame a lot of it's shortcomings on direction and acting. One of the ways I gauge an actors ability is by how well they cry. Eric Dean actually pulled it off quite well so I'll be watching for him . He is the most talented of the entire lot. I found this movie long and boring. James McCabe, though sizzlingly hot in a Ken Berry sort of way,," failed to convince me of anything. Also, there is not enough intimacy here. I would have appreciated a lot more kissing, touching, holding, cuddling, and maybe a tasteful sex scene. None of it happened. Don't waste your time.

Not everyone will appreciate Jeff London's film making style but I've actually found it refreshing in its straight forward (some would say simplistic) style and earnestness. The actors make the most of what they are given.

Jayme McCabe is one sexy actor. I would do anything he asked except watch this film again. How can a film about a producer be so poorly produced, written and directed.The dialogs was so choppy, it almost seem like they were responding to voices in their head. There was not a sincere emotion in the entire film. I can watch a man cry but can't watch a man pretend to cry. The actor relied on a poorly written script for motivation and brought none of there own. I assumed at the end , the leads would find love in each others arms. However the two leads seem incapable of displaying any affection. It's just another really bad Brokeback Mountain rip-off.

Jake and Kyle are two best friends living in a small town who have a gay experience as teenagers before Jake moves to NYC with his father. Jake grows up to be a gay and out young man while Kyle grows up to be a kinda cow boy who fixes cars. Jake's best friend one day notices that he's unhappy and tells him to sort his life out so he decides to go back home to look up Kyle and see where his life has taken him. When he gets there he realises he's always loved Kyle and he's surprised to find out that Kyle feels the same way.The movie itself really feels like it's trying to be Brokeback Mountain with it's settings and screen play but fails miserably. Eric Dean does a good job with the terrible script and the movie's only saving grace is that we get a little over an hour of looking at the lovely Eric Dean but everything else is just awful.The love story itself is just terrible because of the writing, the score is just as bad and the movie every now and then starts to feel like another gay porn movie with its terrible script and screenplay.If you are looking for a touching story about how two young lads fall in-love despite the adversity they face and live happy ever after then Don't watch this movie. If on the other hand you are looking for a movie that tries to portray a love story between two young lads but fails in every aspect then THIS is definitely the movie for you!If you think Eric Dean is hot and want to see him in his underwear then this is about all the film offers, sadly.