Brotherly Love

This is an amateur production to be sure. The story has potential if a few rough edges could be taken off. The actors tried, but all lacked any depth to make anyone care about their characters. The cast was HS drama club level players.

The older gay couple in Austin should have been utilized more.

The sex scene was not realistic. The scene leading up to it could have been cut and shortened since it only served to make the movie move slower.

The time jumps were jarring and offered no time for a believable love story to develop. The 2nd date bf should have been jettisoned. The path of least resistance would have helped.

Poorly played Poor script Sounds problems. Can't hear Vito in the bar. Cheesy Vito always look stoned. He's eyes are weird

This film reminds me of a gentler, more campy, and fun-loving time of gay film-making. If you love movie classics (well, least the AMC-type) and the Golden Girls, your heart will flutter. The relationship tensions. the circle of friends, the clergy, the hopefulness throughout, etc. are all Hallmark-esk. Questions of life are pondered. The necessity/burden of romance is played out. You get to really know the central characters and their hearts. Plus, there are cowboys.

How did they ever round up so many actors that have no sense of how to act. Absolutely awful. Got to the 28 minute mark and set my laptop on fire.

I can't imagine being friends with any of these characters. Similar to crazy Southerners that speak in nothing but Bible verses, these young kids speaking in nothing but movie quotes and actually say nothing interesting or provocative, much less profound. Don't waste your time with this "movie". I was only able to get up to the 52 minute marker. It was painful to watch.