Caleb a hunky straight college student falls for fag-hag-gone-extreme Gwen so Caleb’s gay roommate Kyle convinces him that pretending to be gay will get Gwen’s attention and it does. But instead of hooking up with Caleb Gwen decides to fix him up with her own gay best friend Marc. When Caleb agrees to go on a date with Marc Kyle gives Caleb some pointers secretly hoping this will eventually bring him closer to his own desire: Marc. But things get complicated and Caleb is faced with a confusing situation — how does he reveal his true feelings for Gwen without hurting Kyle or Marc?Cast: Scott Lunsford Jim Verraros Emily Stiles Ryan Carnes Rebekah KochanSystem Requirements:Running Time 90 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: MISCELLANEOUS/SPECIAL INTEREST Rating: NR UPC: 631008056098 Manufacturer No: CQC560
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April 1, 2008
#1
Eating Out was a fun movie with some really hot guys.
April 1, 2008
#2
I cannot understand how any intelligent person can enjoy this poorly done movie! Most of the performances are stilted and self-serving, and the unstructured script is filled with lame jokes that never land and one-dimensional characters that behave more like enemies than friends.
This movie is mean-spirited and disgraceful. And it presents a completely negative view of homosexual men and their friends. I was excited to see this film, until I actually saw it. I would not recommend this film to ANYONE. If you want to see a good romantic comedy (an ambitious genre to assign to this film), then see “When Harry Met Sally” or “Moonstruck.” “Eating Out” panders to the lowest common denominator of gay life, and it’s movie-making at its very worst.
April 1, 2008
#3
Just no. The acting was uninspired, except Verraros who was OK. The script was worse, full of badly pulled of cliches and pointless oneliners. Such a stereotypical description of gay life with and ending that stretched the point of coincidence and then snapped. Give it a miss. Really do.
April 1, 2008
#4
This is one of those gay movies that tries REALLY hard to be current, packing in as many pop culture references as possible. Too bad, it’s not nearly as clever as it thinks it is.
That being said, there is a hotness factor with the two male leads, and the movie ends with everybody happy in that cliche romantic comedy sorta way.
April 1, 2008
#5
Badly written, badly acted. Entire sequences don’t make any sense (i.e., dinner table scene). Complete and utter waste of time.
Shockingly bad. Why in the world was this movie even made?