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Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9780780620377 Format: Closed-captioned, Color, NTSC ISBN: 0780620372 Label: New Line Home Video Manufacturer: New Line Home Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: New Line Home Video Release Date: June 30, 1998 Running Time: 108 minutes Sales Rank: 26919 Studio: New Line Home Video Theatrical Release Date: May 16, 1997
Old friends getting together could be interesting, but all these people talk about is being gay and it gets old fast. There isn't one line of dialogue that is believable or one character that rings true; they're too glib and there's no connection between them or with me. Jason Alexander does a good Nathan Lane impersonation but it's way too much and Lane is better. ... Read More
Rating: - The Gay "on Golden Pond"
A good story, a peak back in those terrible days when there may have not been a great deal of hope for someone living with AIDS. They only thing that they could count on was each other. Of course that did not stop the ocassional personality conflicts but that is what happens when you know someone for a decade or two.
Rating: - it is worth it
this shows you the life and love of friends through two meetins at a house and what happens when they cheat and go off on there own
Rating: - Get this film! It's terrific.
I loved this film. Extremely good, touching, and accessible to all audiences.
I usually steer clear of any one film, which focuses too much - specifically on any one single demographic (e.g. black women, gay men, white republicans, etc.) Personally I like life to be more "mixed up"; a rich soup of all types of different combinations & flavors. So I had reservations about this movie going in.
"Love! Valour! Compassion!" surprised me. It really did. What a terrific film this is!
Production was SOLID. Good camera, good lighting, good ... Read More
Rating: - Intimacy of the Stage doesn't translate to the screen
This is not a bad film; production values are reasonably high, especially the gorgeous cinematography. Terrence McNally's talky play simply doesn't have the same impact. Still, the cast is attractive, and each character maintains a sense of individuality. Most impressive is John Glover's magnificent performance(s) in dual roles. It could easily have resulted in some atrocious over-acing, but Glover keeps it centered and simple. His performance alone is the best reason to watch this film.
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