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Der verklemmte Geschiedene Gary engagiert Cameron, einen temperamentvollen und grenzenlosen Sexarbeiter, um sich eine erotische Massage geben zu lassen. Als Cameron erfährt, wie unerfahren Gary im mittleren Alter ist, ist er entschlossen, ihm einen Crashkurs in unapologetischem queeren Leben zu geben. Camerons Agenda in Bezug auf Dating-Apps und schwule Nomenklatur führt schnell dazu, dass der Tag mehrere obskure Wendungen nimmt, während die beiden einen neugierigen, pillenschluckenden Nachbarn, einen Eindringling im Internet und vieles mehr an einem urkomischen Abend voller Konsequenzen und Konfrontationen ertragen müssen.
Avis de la communauté (5)
Higher (feat. Alex Newell) by VINCINT This is the song.
Up to the point where Lookin2succ goes through the window (and later his insistence that he's not gay), I enjoyed the comedy, gay references and gen Z oversensitivy jokes. After that, the two characters -and scriptwriters- make a lot of bad decisions; the movie becomes tedious, in bad taste and improbable. Watch **Harold and Maude (1971)** instead.
This new queer movie was quietly released this past week and I think it’s absolutely worth a watch! Gary (Zachary Quinto) is a divorced gay man facing the end of his life who has finally decided to try to live a gay life. He hires Cameron (Lucas Gage) for a “massage” and things quickly go WAY off the rails as Cameron tries to thrust Gary into gay hookup culture. As absolutely madcap as this gets (an accidental death, the dark web, and an Ambien-riddled neighbor), the cast stays very small and focused, and ultimately culminates in a surprisingly emotional ending. Lucas Gage is hilarious as an overt gay “guide” to Quinto’s straight man - watching their relationship develop is one of the biggest joys of this movie. Well, that, and Judith Light as a drug-addled neighbor who just needed to borrow some flour. She’s a gem.
Gay comedy is on point, For the development of the plot it has to become more and more unrea as it goes, which is handled well because it is dark humor. The ending is inconsistent but it was necessary because it had been planned in the development of the story.
The movie is pretty good, but the epilogue sucks.