There is some slight good to this movie, at least in my opinion. It seems that whoever is trying to get the message across that gays love each other just the same as a heterosexual loves someone of the opposite sex. However, most of the facts that dealt with mormonism were from a non-mormon's perspective, ie. Aaron talked about on his mission that he was supposed to do certain things rather than he chose to do them. There were other things also. Also, I think, Christian (such an odd name, eh?) seemed to play up the gay angle too much, and seemed to be too stereotypical. But he slowly changed into someone that you would consider normal except for his sexual preferences. I think it was purposeful maybe to get people to get comfortable with gays like how they THINK they are and then have him turn into something slowly that the director/producer/whatever wants people to think of gays. The film company is a gay company along with the producer and director. There were some weird parts too. Aaron doesn't know how to cry. Some stuff looks like high school acting but I thought the film was good. You need to go in with an open mind and keep your wits about you. I noticed there were a few parts where I could understand people getting up and leaving. I thought the sex scene closer to the end of the movie was well done and quite moving.
It's hard to critique something you don't know anything about.
