- When they were teens, Kyle and Jake had special feelings for each other, but small-town life was too inhibiting for them to express their emotions. One boy moved away, while the other stayed behind without his best friend. Twenty-one years later, neither man’s life has turned out the way he planned. Jake hoped to make it big in the city, but finds business unfulfilling. Kyle hoped to go to col
When they were teens, Kyle and Jake had special feelings for each other, but small-town life was too inhibiting for them to express their emotions. One boy moved away, while the other stayed behind without his best friend. Twenty-one years later, neither man’s life has turned out the way he planned. Jake hoped to make it big in the city, but finds business unfulfilling. Kyle hoped to go to college, but stayed home to care for his ailing mom, tend the horses and work the diner. One day, Jake takes a vacation back to the desert to spend a few days with his long-lost buddy. To both men’s surprise, old emotions are rekindled, but this time, with the help of family, they are about to find out how they can be happy once again—under the Arizona Sky.
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March 13, 2010
#1
Great cover, but the acting and filming was so “painful”. This must be someone’s first film. I feel really let down considering the DVD carried an “Official Selection” logo. Thank goodness the DVD was on sale! Don’t buy it for more than $5.00! Or better yet, I’ll send you my copy free!
March 13, 2010
#2
The captions aren’t readable as you fast-forward through this cringe-inducing mess, and believe me you will want to fast-forward or just hit Eject.
There’s a commentary track that I decided to skip entirely. I imagine that the director explains that the tall actor with the pretty eyes is straight, which would explain the total lack of chemistry and the unsexy little smooches that he exchanges with the other lead.
Thanks to Netflix, I only wasted a queue rental and 45 minutes of my time.
March 13, 2010
#3
I wish it were possible to view this film before purchase. It’s only redeeming scenes were of the young boys.The rest of the film was painful to sit through. The scenes between the two main characters looked like they were constipated, so poor, we laughed. Obviously a low budget film, small things were so blatantly missing..when the cousin punches the main character after finding out he is gay… no sound. Little things like that.
Too bad I can’t send this one back. Save your money.
March 13, 2010
#4
Inept on every level (writing, acting, directing, sound, etc.). Do yourself a favor and buy “Big Eden” or “Latter Days” if you want a good, gay love story. Or, do what I do, and host a “Turkey Movie” every so often where it’s not only permissable to hiss and boo and add color commentary, but it’s encouraged! This film will bring out the best (or is that worst?) in your captive audience. Really…it’s just bad.
March 13, 2010
#5
I was very disappointed with this film. There was no chemistry between the two leads at all. The best friend was the most engaging element of this movie.
Rent if you must but do not purchase as I did.