Thanks for the memories!

Admirable film.

I gave this film a 9 out of 10, because it was exactly what I expected it to be.

It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

I saw the unrated version of this film, I have never seen a gay film that has so many sex scenes. Basically, all the young actors have to show their butts. They only thing they didn't show is the frontal area. And they all had some tongue to tongue kissing on screen, too. They all acted so real, and seem to enjoy doing those scenes, I start to think that maybe they are all gays in real life.It does have some funny scenes. All of them are gays. One of the mother is a drag queen who is a male obviously. So unless you live a gay life 24/7, it seems improbable. Then it has myriad sex scenes, so those things certainly lowered the rating.Gays are minorities, they are supposed to be the people who are open minded. However, in this gay film, if it is not racist, it is at least ignorant. It made fun an Asian girl who can't speak proper English. It seems that in Hollywood, hot looking girls are exchange students from Europe, such as in the film "American Pie", but only dumb girls who can't speak English come from Asia.And the four main protagonists are all Caucasians, I certainly didn't see any Asian gay men in the film. Just like the rest of the films made in Hollywood, most of the gay films made in Hollywood also have a lot of Caucasian males. In the other film "Another gay sequel", all four protagonists are once again all Caucasians. In real life, there are gays of all kinds of ethnicity. It is time for a change!

I love comedies, so having read the reviews; I bought the DVD on Amazon. Now I'm not a film maker but I'm almost sure there's a process to making a movie that involves hundreds if not thousands of people depending on the size of the budget etc. I guess the process starts with a concept, an idea, then a writer or scriptwriters, showing it to someone, getting financial backing, finding a director, auditioning actors, arranging a production crew etc. I wonder how many individuals were involved in the making of this movie and during the whole process - from the initial concept to the director shouting 'it's a rap' - did anyone stop to point out that they were making one of the worst movies in the history of film making, a big streaming pile of dog sh*t.I was lucky enough to resell my DVD to some poor sap on eBay.

The phrase "worst movie I have ever seen" gets thrown around a little too much by "reviewers" who have an axe to grind, but this wretched film would have to be on my short list of truly awful movies.Raunch and grossness is OK - if the movie is well made and funny. Same perhaps for the simpering repulsive gay stereotypes in this move - if the movie were funny and well made.But the movie is terribly written, is clichéd to the hilt, it's simply not funny in the least (with maybe 2 scenes a mild exception - one involving Richard Hatch and a good turn by the Mother).What was nauseating and repulsive about this movie was not the bathroom grossness, but simply the spectacle of these very unappealing young men shouting the worst dialogue and hackneyed rubbish I have seen in a long time.Terrible. Awful. Avoid it!

When I first heard about this movie, I thought it was going to be a total mess...but guess what? It's really great! Unlike many gay movies, this one has a story. You can see how the characters change from the beginning to the end. They managed to create funny situations related to gay interest, but, including 4 love stories that will catch your attention during the whole movie. The result is a funny movie, with and interesting story! Of course not everything in life is roses. There was an aspect that I didn't quite like; The environment! The movie was made as if being gay was the nicest and most accepted thing in the world.Friendly Advice: If you liked this one, then you'll love Eating out 1 and 2.