This movie is a perfect example how an interesting plot can be destroyed just because of luck of research or any thinking done beforehand.
The main character, after years of a happy gay relationship suddenly sleeps with a woman and gets "cured" from being gay. Literally... the illogicality of him being unable to continue his relationship in any way including sexually is not only illogical but pretty much pushes a homophobic narrative that has been socially pushed into LGBTQ individuals since forever that if they meet the right person of opposite sex, they'll turn straight. It would make sense if they painted the main character as bi, and coming in terms with his sexuality as a bi man, but nope. The writers just HAD TO really miss the only opportunity that would make this movie both realistic and non-offensive.
This movie was super hard to watch, from the cheating, to homophobia. Will definitely not watch a second time.
The main character, after years of a happy gay relationship suddenly sleeps with a woman and gets "cured" from being gay. Literally... the illogicality of him being unable to continue his relationship in any way including sexually is not only illogical but pretty much pushes a homophobic narrative that has been socially pushed into LGBTQ individuals since forever that if they meet the right person of opposite sex, they'll turn straight. It would make sense if they painted the main character as bi, and coming in terms with his sexuality as a bi man, but nope. The writers just HAD TO really miss the only opportunity that would make this movie both realistic and non-offensive.
This movie was super hard to watch, from the cheating, to homophobia. Will definitely not watch a second time.