Impossible Choice

This is worst, most disjointed mish mosh I have ever seen. Every time when the storyline begins to get interesting and you think there may hope for this film it takes off on some tangent unrelated to the story.

Poor script Poor playing Poor montage. So cliché and predictive

I found this earnest effort difficult to sit trough. The pacing, the amateurish performances, the clichés, all made me want to go watch something else. The direction was tedious and the acting was on a level with high school drama. The father, in particular, was a cartoon depiction of a fundamentalist Christian. I only gave it a three because it contained one scene in an acting class where Matthew Shepard is portrayed in what seems to be purgatory and that scene was touching. The rest of it was painful to behold, and not in a good way.

If you want to watch an excellent movie that explores the conflict of religion and coming out, watch "Prayers for Bobby."

Was this movie produced via a high school project? What a disgrace. Must have been produced on a $50 budget. My 6 year old brother can write, film and produce a better home video. And that's saying something about this vomit film.

I rented this movie tonight on iTunes and within minutes recognized that it was shot in Upstate New York where I live. Not minutes later I realized I knew several of the actors; I'm ashamed that I know them as this is the worst Gay movie I've ever watched. All copies should be burned and the actors sent to work at Starbucks for life! The plot is thin, the acting contrived and terrible, the photography looks lake a Taco's ad - what can I say, save your money and time and rent Brokeback Mountain and enjoy a real Gay film. Too bad producers can't find decent actors in Upstate New York as I know we've produced a decent number. Perhaps someone can tell me I'm wrong a let me know what they see in this terribly produced video!