Were the World Mine

2008
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1h 35min

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6.8/10

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If you had a love-potion, who would you make fall madly in love with you? Timothy, prone to escaping his dismal high school reality through dazzling musical daydreams...

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Adventure Comedy Fantasy Musical Romance

Un estudiante gay, acosado y desmoralizado en una escuela solo para chicos, utiliza una flor mágica derivada de de "Sueño de una noche de verano" de Shakespeare para convertir en homosexuale... Leer todoUn estudiante gay, acosado y desmoralizado en una escuela solo para chicos, utiliza una flor mágica derivada de de "Sueño de una noche de verano" de Shakespeare para convertir en homosexuales a muchos miembros de su comunidad.Un estudiante gay, acosado y desmoralizado en una escuela solo para chicos, utiliza una flor mágica derivada de de "Sueño de una noche de verano" de Shakespeare para convertir en homosexuales a muchos miembros de su comunidad.

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6.8/10

6 k

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In the scene from All Things Shall Be Peace, as the characters and Ms. Tebbit are under the tree, Cole (in the gray shirt) is standing behind Ms. Tebbit and Donna. In the next shot, Cole is kneeling in front of them. In the next shot Cole is standing behind them again.

Citas
Timothy: If you could make someone love you, would you?

Conexiones
Referenced in I Quit (2009)

Bandas sonoras
Oh Timothy!
Music by Jessica Fogle
Lyrics by Cory Krueckeberg
Performed by Nathaniel David Becker

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5/10

If Only There Were More

Damn, I wanted to love this movie and I did. Well, parts of it. It's based on a short film called "Fairies" by Tom Gustafson, and starring some of the same actors. I think some positive feedback for that 24 minute movie, encouraged Gustafson & Co. to go back and expand it to a full-length production. Too bad. It WANTS so badly to be a musical, but there aren't nearly enough songs to make it one. The Midsummer Night's Dream mash-up is quite wonderful, but the plot veers off into the ridiculous when it should have stayed in the charming and touching world in which it begins. I love Tanner Cohen's voice; he's the absolute star of this movie, but he's sinfully underutilized. The choreography is so bad I really shouldn't call it that. It's unlikely to happen, but I hope director/writer Tom Gustafson rewrites this one more time for live theatre. This belongs on the musical stage.