Once in a very long while I come across a movie that portrays gay characters without having to make an issue of the "gay" part and treats them simply like other human beings. This movie managed to make mention of many different LGBT issues with a lot of class and insight but without being militant about them. Maybe the script was a bit predictable but that's to be expected in this genre. After all, romantic comedies about the night before a wedding really don't have many possible outcomes (either they get married or they don't). The sensational aspect of this movie for me was the acting, the adult dialogue that mostly stayed away from clichés, the superb directing that gave the film an excellent pace, and for those of us who are hopeless romantics, it provided one of the greatest exchange of vows I've seen in a very long time. Definitely worth watching if you have the chance
Review of Do You Take This Man
