gar714

This is SO bad, and yet mysteriously enjoyable on some level. When I am not guffawing at the plot "twists," I am mesmerized by the miscasting. The age spread for college youth is abysmal. Joe looks old enough to be faculty.

Highlights for me include: 1. The musical sequences. 2. The ship on the door of the frat house. 3. Every time Steve pulls out "the book." 4. The dogma. 5. The bird track.

Get some crackers and your favorite processed cheese spread and give this sick puppy another viewing. Invite some friends over. It could be a great theme party. If you have a camcorder you and your guests could shoot a sequel. Don't forget the bird track.

It should be sought out. I just happened upon it on NYC's Channel 13 tonight as part of a June Gay Pride celebration. Everything the previous comments have said is true.

I would like to see any ballot initiative against gay marriage (aka gays are second class citizens in the US) make this documentary required viewing before votes are cast. While if that in itself seems like tyranny and mind-control, then it at least guarantees that citizens have seen both sides before they are free to cast their votes. Of course, that assumes they are free to cast their votes with enough voting machines to accommodate their precinct and those votes will be counted fairly.

Unfortunately, the US no longer represents the great beacon of Democracy. It is corrupted up the ass and that is the great irony of this beautiful presentation of this Texas based, gay men's chorus. They are not second-class citizens. Not for their sexual orientation or their art even as some groups and political parties would have it otherwise. I think many of their spokesmen are closeted and promoting this proposed Constitional Amendment as cover. (Bless their gay-bashing and secretly gay horny hearts.)

This documentary will touch you. See it.

I haven't used that suggestion since Spielberg's 4-hour indulgence to nowhere: "A.I." This equally indulging crap-fest only lasts half that time, but I was not connected to IMDb and thus did not heed the warnings. I was merely channel surfing and stopped long enough on the Hallmark Channel presentation of "This Piece of Crap" AKA "The Curse of King Tut." Zzzzzzzzzzzz

This CRAP does not even offer any guilty pleasures. It's just stupid with tired and lame production values. If I could put it out of my misery, I would fire the first shot and blow my own brains out rather than watch this drivel.

Change the channel. Change the channel. Do not watch this drivel. It will offend your sensibilities. It's that bad. (And I don't mean Showgirls bad. There is no redemption here. It's just Gawd awful and STUPID.)

And even though it runs shorter than "A.I."; it's still worse. And that is bad.

"Worse than A.I." So, abandon all hope