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In the dirtiest, funniest, most scandalous gay-teen-sex-comedy-parody ever, four gay friends make a pact to lose their virginity by the end of the summer. But that’s easier said than done, as the boys face giant sex toys, naked celebrities, masochistic teachers and an uncontrollable romance with a quiche. With a dozen jokes a minute and who’s who of gay celebrities. Another Gay Movie is a candy-colored romp where getting laid is all that matters!… More >>
I realize that many people thought this movie was funny. And I agree, some parts were funny.
However, I forced myself to watch this movie just because I wanted to know what all the hype was about, and I really don’t think the movie was anything to build up. I’m still amazed that I sat through the whole thing.
The movie plays on stereotypes, which does not represent the community as a whole. I don’t think I would ever want a straight friend of mine to see this movie because it so clearly feeds on the assumptions that build the deep-rooted hate that still exists in our society. This movie left NOTHING to the imagination, and seemed to not be a movie, but instead an expression of “how far can the gays push the envelope.”
Honestly, there were times when my mouth dropped because I was shocked that this movie was going so far over the edge. I love being gay, but this movie worries me because the audience rarely sees the characters as normal human beings. All they see are sex-crazed queers (gays and lesbians alike, because Muffler isn’t any different than the 4 guys). In my opinion, I don’t think that represents the entire community, and instead focuses on the extremes.
If we’re supposed to be moving toward equality, this movie definitely takes us back a step.
Rating: 1 / 5
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Don’t bother watching this movie. It is absolutely the worst one I have ever seen. Both “Hairspray” and “Pink Flamingos” are far better movies.
Rating: 1 / 5
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If you’re going to parody the countless number of straight teen comedies, at least make your movie funnier and smarter than they are. This movie is neither and doesn’t credit its audience as having any intellect whatsoever.
I have nothing against lowbrow comedy, but the jokes and gags here are just plain tired. Is over-douching yourself to the point of constant crapping funny to anyone over the age of 12? Jokes about gerbils and NAMBLA – c’mon. I know I’ll get hell for taking my gay self too seriously, but gerbil jokes and NAMBLA being equated with being gay is offensive. Maybe if their respective jokes were funny I’d feel differently, but they were anything but. Just stupid.
If there is a redeeming factor to this movie, it’s the attractive actors, but that’s really it.
Rating: 1 / 5
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When I first heard there was going to be a gay parody of the American Pie films, my interest was piqued. American Pie was good coming-of-age teenage sex comedy with a heart…you ended up caring for the characters a lot in spite of the inspired silliness of the brand of comedy. I wish the same could be said of ANOTHER GAY MOVIE, but in putting it up next to the American Pie trilogy, it ends up looking like a comparison between a filet mignon and a cheap greasy-spoon cheeseburger. Poking fun at gay stereotypes is one thing; but in order to make it work and not insult the intelligence of even the average movie-goer, there has to BE some intelligence at the core of the movie and all its elements: story, script, acting, etc. AGM falls tragically short in all respects, unless you find the “humor” of movies like Big Mama’s Place, Little Man, and the Scary Movies to be side-splitting and hilarious.
What was even more sad was seeing Nancy Sinatra associated with this turkey. This is a talented singer who had some absolutely GREAT songs in the mid and late 60′s, all of which I loved. Must have been a pretty big check they dangled in front of her.
This ended up being one of those times when I thought, “Well, there’s an hour and a half of my life I’ll never get back.” As a member of the gay community, I felt embarrassed by the absence of quality here–as if the entire project were conceived by oversexed junior high school boys. There have been much, much better gay comedies…TORCH SONG TRILOGY…KISS ME, GUIDO…LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION!…even the intentional silliness of JEFFREY at least had some brains behind it. But hey–if sub-sophomoric “humor” is your forté, then this one’s right up your alley.
Rating: 1 / 5
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I had heard that some of the young actors involved in this didn’t do any press for it. I had assumed they were somewhat leery of being associated with a [..] themed film (another beef of mine entirely ..) but now I suspect that they saw the finished product and were horrified at how awful it is. An embarrassment for everybody involved. Graham Norton should be forced to do community service, and Richard Hatch should go to jail for showing us everything. Oh wait, he is in jail. Lypsinka seems to think he’s more talented than he is, and Scott Thompson is completely wasted.
If the filmmakers had tried to come up with something new, it could have worked. Instead, they not only parody the American Pie movies, but even rip off whole scenes – only they always go one further and make a bad joke worse. Jonah Blechman wins the award for most annoying and unfunny character of all time whom we’re supposed to find outrageous, but is just rather creepy. I hope this brings Blechman’s comedy career to a close. Anybody who dances for Hatch in his underwear and then has an explosive scene on the toilet doesn’t really deserve more work.
Truly one of the worst movies of all time, this movie aims low and achieves that goal. But is that really anything to be proud of?
Rating: 1 / 5
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