So far it's not actually bad LMAO, but it gave us more in the first 5 minutes than Doctor Odyssey has in 7 episodes if you get my drift, but then it descended into a thriller about guessing wrong about who is gay and who is a murderer because you want to prove a point about gay marriage?! As I said in my write up, they could have just gone to Spain and not back to a place they sued (and won) for discrimination because one side of the couple has a bone to pick.
But what is up with the gay guys trying to assume everyone else is gay?! Then again, I am 32 minutes in and they just outed a 16 year old to "protect him" and I'm like *facepalm*. Although I can assume there will be some twists and turns coming soon. Also "Gays are very spiteful" is definitely a thing to tell someone LMAO.
edit 40 minutes in: Well, I didn't expect someone watching someone watching a guy give another guy a blowjob in a park, but here we are. It's inception-levels of voyeurism.
edit 50 minutes in (I keep having to pause for RL issues LOL): Ok this isn't that wild after all LOL, unless it's wild in the sense that all these gay guys are messy (also are there no women in this movie at all? We haven't even GLIMPSED a woman) and the Christian is just... Christian-ing.
It was actually fairly decent, but when the entire premise hinges on you wanting to be vindictive...
(But like, seriously, Sean Teale's character Fred needed to divorce his new husband STAT because that dude was a fucking asshole and dragged poor Fred along and it was Fred who had to deal with most of the bullshit LMAO.)
Update: well, this movie wasn't bad, it was just Doctor Odyssey levels of twists except most of the characters are gay and no women and the main villain is parental homophobia. So actually it was quite decent, just weird and filled with quips about gays being vindictive which was nagl for the gay guys.
(I did my Letterboxd review and realized that yes, this movie is just Gay Pettiness but make it a murder mystery thriller.)
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So far it's not actually bad LMAO, but it gave us more in the first 5 minutes than Doctor Odyssey has in 7 episodes if you get my drift, but then it descended into a thriller about guessing wrong about who is gay and who is a murderer because you want to prove a point about gay marriage?! As I said in my write up, they could have just gone to Spain and not back to a place they sued (and won) for discrimination because one side of the couple has a bone to pick.
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But what is up with the gay guys trying to assume everyone else is gay?! Then again, I am 32 minutes in and they just outed a 16 year old to "protect him" and I'm like *facepalm*. Although I can assume there will be some twists and turns coming soon. Also "Gays are very spiteful" is definitely a thing to tell someone LMAO.
edit 40 minutes in: Well, I didn't expect someone watching someone watching a guy give another guy a blowjob in a park, but here we are. It's inception-levels of voyeurism.
edit 50 minutes in (I keep having to pause for RL issues LOL): Ok this isn't that wild after all LOL, unless it's wild in the sense that all these gay guys are messy (also are there no women in this movie at all? We haven't even GLIMPSED a woman) and the Christian is just... Christian-ing.
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Your comment makes me want to rewatch, maybe tonight.
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It was actually fairly decent, but when the entire premise hinges on you wanting to be vindictive...
(But like, seriously, Sean Teale's character Fred needed to divorce his new husband STAT because that dude was a fucking asshole and dragged poor Fred along and it was Fred who had to deal with most of the bullshit LMAO.)
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Update: well, this movie wasn't bad, it was just Doctor Odyssey levels of twists except most of the characters are gay and no women and the main villain is parental homophobia. So actually it was quite decent, just weird and filled with quips about gays being vindictive which was nagl for the gay guys.
(I did my Letterboxd review and realized that yes, this movie is just Gay Pettiness but make it a murder mystery thriller.)
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