Memorable, crazy movie

Brilliant and touching

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

Boy Culture is refreshing, entertaining, unpredictable and addictive. There is so much right about this movie. From the choice of actors, use of the 7 Deadly Sins, the tone of the witty narration, dialog, public service announcement and family oriented dynamic, makes this the best movie I have ever seen.The world from the storyteller's perspective is riveting and insightful. But none more than how he compares with the Virgin Mary.Ten minutes in, I wanted to know who wrote this witty dialog and created such a complex character in such a relaxed style. The genius with how he connects the characters objectives with their role in the dynamic is inspiring.His use of analogies is overflowing with each executed so brilliantly that this becomes more than just superb story telling. It is a uniquely introspective masterpiece of epic proportion.I finally understand how someone can watch a movie over and over, without there being years between viewings. And for the first time I can say I have without question a favorite movie.

This film is a beautiful portrayal of what it's like as a Gay man. A wonderful story of being pulled between love and a "career" that you love. The character X is a beautiful man that seems to be cold-hearted but is really confused and wants to be in love. Watch as he tries to come to grips with himself and what love really means (the sacrifices, etc). I watched this with my boyfriend who is not a huge fan of gay films. He absolutely loved this film. I was surprised that he sat through it and made comments about how he used to feel the way X does. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. A must see for any member of the Gay community.

OK I have to admit I thought I was going to hate this film. After reading the synopsis I was dreading it and thought...ah some cheap gay crap full of crap actors getting their kit off to fuel other gays' sexual fantasies. But I was wrong.OK the film has clichés, clumsiness, and pretentiousness. But these flaws are mild when taken in the overall context of the film. Essentially it's a romantic film with gay interest, but the "gay interest" part can really be ignored. The story, cast, screenplay and progress of the movie works...overall! It's charming and endearing. It's never going to be your favourite film or anything wonderful... but you'll like it. It might become one of your faves! Finally, my respect to the actors. Again, not Oscar-winning performances, but certainly commendable and enjoyable.

I know a lot of hookers who write beautiful monologues to themselves all the time. They talk about how lonely it is and how wonderful their lives should be. This movie is a joke. Saw this in Los Angeles and everyone I talked to hated this crap. The director or writer had a bad tan and a fake personality. I hope he didn't pay too much for film school because it didn't help. Loosely based on a some book no one read. Who cares? Save your money and go see a good movie like Must Love Dogs. Now, that movie is amazing. You got an old hag in that movie. This movie's got an old hag but he's a man. The writer of this movie is as shallow and unable to see what a boring douche he is as his movie is. Seriously, go see Must Love Dogs. It has dogs in it.