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Summary: I couldn't stop cyring at the end!!!!!
Review: Just watch it and you'll see! Totally 2 thumber and watch it with a friend or closer.
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Summary: An all-star cast with all the powerful performance
Review: this film is the best movie about homosexuality that i've seen.the whole cast delivers a very natural and powerful performance that will make you feel as if you're part of the party.this will sure bring tears to your eyes and will feel make you good afterwards.the plot is not complicated and the direction just fine not to mention the tearjerker version of dolly parton's i will always love you as a part of the soundtract.this movie is a must see!!!
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Summary: Adoro esta película
Review: No hablo mucho inglés, por eso escribo en español...me encanta este film....busco todo tipo de información acerca de él y recién la encuentro.....la ví en mi sistema de cable (Cinecanal)
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Summary: Superb!
Review: This has got to be one of the most emotionally touching films I've ever seen. I was drawn to the film because I am a long-time Olivia Newton-John fan. I didn't expect to be swept off my feet by one of the most bittersweet dramas I've ever seen! My husband and I saw the film in the theater and there wasn't a dry eye in the house. The heartwrenching aspects of the film are balanced by Bronson Pinchot's wonderful comic relief. And of course Olivia shines. Check out her song "Don't Cut Me Down" during the final credits.
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Summary: A sensative look at AIDS and the associated pressures.
Review: This movie deals with the issue of a relationship where one partner is AIDS positive, with complications, and the other is HIV/AIDS negative. The plot works its way through relationship problems, from loving someone too much to not showing that love, and the pressure brought into that relationship by AIDS. The plot also handles relationship breakdown, reconciliation and what happens when you realise you do love someone.Nick (AIDS+) has complcations and decides to throw a party for all his friends. The first person he calls is Brandon (AIDS-) his ex-lover - but they can not talk. While all their friends express their feelings for both men, little is exchanged between them except for long looks and knowing glances. Finally with Nick deciding to kill himself to save him and his family from life as a vegitable, his love for Brandon, and Brandons love for comes through. Not a happy ending but one that is dignified and realistic, and captures the power of AIDS and the power of self-determination and love.
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Summary: Tito, get me some tissues.
Review: Don't watch this movie alone, you'll need extreme comforting after you've seen it. Don't watch this movie if you're angry at AIDS, you'll only become more bitter. Don't watch this movie if you've recently broken up with your partner, it'll only give you ideas on what to ask for alimony, but then again, watch it and give me half of what you claim! :-) If you have AIDS, watch this movie and give yourself a hug from me, because you don't deserve this dreadful decease. Take care and know, that I am keeping you and those suffering from aids always in my thoughts and prayers. This one's for you Vince. I miss you.
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Summary: A Must See!!
Review: I have watched this movie time and time again, and every time I do, I only cry harder. The storyline, the characters, and the drama are the absolute most breath taking performance I have ever seen. I recommend renting this tonight if you have not yet seen it, make sure you have plenty of tissues!
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Summary: Sentimental Dreck
Review: Wildly offensive film which uses the AIDS crisis as an opportunity for self-righteous shallow soap-opera. Eric Roberts' lover leaves him when Roberts is diagnosed with HIV. This potentially powerful situation could have led to an honest portrayal of the pressures, both external and internal, present on gay relationships. But no, Randal Kleiser (the director of Grease and the Blue Lagoon) has no interest in anything that "deep." He wants lots of opportunities for tearful farewells, tearful recriminations, and tearful tearfulness. The film succeeds best as a depiction of a community meeting a devastating plague with passive aggressiveness, bitchiness, anger, rage, hatred, unforgivingness, and a notable lack of grace. As a gay man who has lost several friends to AIDS, and who knows several couples who have worked very hard to salvage relationships despite one partner being HIV+, I found this film unspeakably offensive.
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Summary: It was the best movie that I have ever seen
Review: This movie is so touching, and I am not ashmed to say that I was balling at the end. Me and my boyfriend Jason watched it, and it was just so moving. I just want to tell all those people out there, this is a movie to go out and rent.
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Summary: My absolute favorite movie of all time!!!!!!!!
Review: This was seriousely the very best movie I have ever seen in my whole life. It' sooooooo sad and soooo good I never cry at movies I CRIED so much when I saw this one. The very end is the cryingest part, I think. Also it has the guy who played Brian from MSCL which I also really love so...gtg now, this is a must see
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