Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

Very Cool!!!

Surprisingly incoherent and boring

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

I went into this movie with low expectations due to several reviews. I learned the lesson in early childhood to 'never judge a book by it's cover', and somehow I forgot that lesson when reading those reviews. I've recently been making my way through a series of gay themed movie, and this ranks among the top of I've seen. It was funny and heart warming and sad at times. And yes, it was somewhat predictable. However, another saying I learned was 'it isn't the destination, its the journey'. Certainly true in this case. This is a strong comedy all by itself. As a gay comedy, again it is one of the best I've seen. The Hat Sisters absolutely stole the show. Give it a try. I don't think you'll be sorry.

Why? Oh, why did they make a movie about the Ethan Green comic strip?Funny when appearing every two weeks in the newspaper, as a film it falls flat. You want to like this film but that is impossible. Better to have made a film about the "Hat Sisters." The script is as if someone took some of the printed comics from the newspaper, taped them on paper and called it a script. Everyone's dialog would probably be better in speech bubbles. A character that would be funny in two or three panels of a comic strip does not make a movie. Actors look uncomfortable...and look like they are searching for cue cards. I heard this movie was made in two weeks...it shows.And look who made the film: HERE! Those folks are single handedly destroying gay film .

how delightful is when we are moved in some way by a movie , even if the genre is drama or comedy, who cares? what really matters is believe the reality of the unreal that a movie can offers.The script, which is the story, is creative and in some moments smart. Unfortunately The director play whit it in an opposite direction, the comedy get melted whith an unbearable shallow treatment, the actors are making fun at the roles, instead of believe what the characters are saying all of them (the actors) seem playing a joke, destroying what it can be a witty movie. Obviously there is a director who allows that,it is pretty sad watching a comedy that final outcome is like a story told for a retarded audience by a retarded director...how unfabulous is that!!

If you're looking for a slight cross between "The Broken Hearts Club" and "The Breakfast Club", it's right here. Not one of the best movies I've seen but if you liked Daniel Letterle in "Camp!" then here's your chance to see him get even more gay! He's still starting out as an actor so a role like this was a bit of a gamble. There's some minor things that I think could've been improved upon but all in all, I didn't feel like I wasted my time after watching it. If there's a message to be derived from the movie, it's probably "Gay people have problems, too!" Incidentaly, that would've also served as a better title for the film as well!Daniel did seem a bit ill at ease during some of the more "gayer" scenes. But then again, who wouldn't with an entire film crew (and possibly his girlfriend) on the set watching your every move. Give the guy a break. Of course, Daniel wasn't the only one in the film. The other actors I felt played their parts to a tee! PS Daniel Letterle... do some more musicals!! ;)