Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFollows a close group of friends in New York's gay bear community experiencing humorous situations, heartfelt romantic escapades, and a diverse array of personalities preparing for a big wee... Tout lireFollows a close group of friends in New York's gay bear community experiencing humorous situations, heartfelt romantic escapades, and a diverse array of personalities preparing for a big weekend party.Follows a close group of friends in New York's gay bear community experiencing humorous situations, heartfelt romantic escapades, and a diverse array of personalities preparing for a big weekend party.
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- 3 victoires au total
- Santa
- (as Rockstar)
- Director
- (as Phillip Allison)
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"BearCity" is hailed as the bear version of "Sex and the City". Though it is clearly the filmmaker's attempt to do so, the result is a less glamorous and more ridiculous version of "Sex and the City". The acting is bad consistently across the board, and the story is full of clichés and even ridiculous moments. Are we really expected to believe that someone spilling coffee on his T shirt would remove that T shirt at once? And the numerous romantic moments always get truncated by expected appearances of other people? And the scene of trying clothes on - oh that's exactly when they want to be "Sex and the City" like, but the result is painful to watch! I won't be rushing to watch the sequel.
The story is simple: young Tyler finally comes out of the closet for the second time when he admits he likes bears, and starts exploring the bear scene with all its positive and negative sides. And, of course, falls in love on the way.
The movie is full of inside jokes (by not being on the bear scene, I probably missed quite a few), but that's great, considering it was made for that specific group and not so much for the general public. It's a movie for bears and bear lovers to feel better in their own skin (and for open-minded others).
My only negative remark would be about the script (the text) - it often tends to be really forced, it doesn't flow and seems unnatural. However, this doesn't go for the role of Brent. According to IMDb, the actor Stephen Guarino is a professional comedian and this is really obvious from the movie. It seems like the writers didn't write the words for him because they assumed he will be much better improvising everything on the spot anyway. He is definitely the most hilarious character in the movie.
Conclusion: a really really funny movie. Apparently #2 is coming out this year and I'm hoping it will be at least as funny as the first part.
The thing i like about this film is it's exploring the unique topic like not being just gay but being gay while loving older men or so call 'Bear' and goes to explore problem of these kind of relationship which the main problem actually is the age gap different which cause different opinion and physical problem like health .
the problem is the directing and script is just mediocre script is cliché and every conflict seems too easy to solve without much problem not counting the fact that almost every conflict in this movie is just shallow while the directing is just bland i mean it's not like boring but it's just nothing unique at all makes the movie unmemorable which is a shame since this kind of topic is really unique unfortunately the execution is not that great .
BUT it's still a decent movie though it's a fun movie that has unique on it's own with fun laugh and real life issue even it's has a lot of flaws.
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- AnecdotesThe DVD includes two Easter eggs: a deleted scene and an interview shot during production.
- GaffesIn the bowling scene when Tyler is attempting to pick up the split, as the ball goes down the alley the scene is first in slow motion and then in regular motion. As the ball reaches the pins and the film changes from slow to regular, the ball jumps back a couple of feet.
- Citations
Carlos: [putting ice on Michael's knee and trying to make up with him] You have to take care of this knee, gordito. How's that feel?
Michael: Much better now.
Carlos: I love you Michael.
Michael: I love you too, osito.
Carlos: And I wanna be with you at the hospital when you go.
Michael: Really?
Carlos: I would be lucky to be by your side.
Michael: Thank you. That won't be necessary.
Carlos: Why, gordito? Please.
Michael: Carlos, I'm not going to have the surgery.
Carlos: Really?
Michael: Really.
Carlos: [relieved] Oh my god! When did you decide this?
Michael: [breaking down into happy tears] When you put the ice on my knee.
- Crédits fousJust before the closing credits are complete, we can see one more scene.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Out of the Woods: The Making of Bear City (2010)
- Bandes originalesJingle Bells
Written by James Pierpont (as James Lord Pierpont)
Performed by Blue Moon Big Band
Courtesy of www.BlueMoonBigBand.com
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Détails
- Date de sortie
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- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Bear City
- Lieux de tournage
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Box-office
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 6 000 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 5 980 $US
- 24 oct. 2010
- Montant brut mondial
- 6 000 $US
- Durée1 heure 44 minutes
- Couleur