This heavily unbalanced movie presents two gay people -- a man and a woman -- who are trapped in negative relationships with unappealing partners, thus stacking the deck against the gay lifestyle. It does not present gay relationships as being normal and healthy. The two gay characters -- they are never referred to as bisexual -- get married to each other. Do they eventually recognize that they are basically gay and embark upon healthy homosexual relationships? No, instead they supposedly fall in love. The old stereotype that "you're only gay until you meet the right man -- or woman."
Honestly, I can't imagine who this would appeal to besides homophobes or self-hating homos. Its negative view of gay life, and its need to "straighten out" the gay characters to make more them palatable to mainstream audiences, makes this anti-gay flick a dated, stupid and unfunny travesty. The fact that there may be gay men and lesbians married to each other in real life -- quite pathetic in these days of gay marriage -- doesn't make this picture any less fantastic or more believable.
Honestly, I can't imagine who this would appeal to besides homophobes or self-hating homos. Its negative view of gay life, and its need to "straighten out" the gay characters to make more them palatable to mainstream audiences, makes this anti-gay flick a dated, stupid and unfunny travesty. The fact that there may be gay men and lesbians married to each other in real life -- quite pathetic in these days of gay marriage -- doesn't make this picture any less fantastic or more believable.