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Eating Out (I) (2004) 5.8
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5.8/10 from 3,476 users
Metascore: 28/100
Reviews: 83 user | 22 critic | 16 from Metacritic.com After getting dumped by his slutty girlfriend, Caleb falls in love with Gwen. However, thanks to Caleb's roommate, Gwen thinks he's gay and sets him up with her roommate, Marc. Director:Q. Allan BrockaWriter:Q. Allan Brocka |
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| Scott Lunsford | ... | ||
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Natalie Burge | ... |
Milkshake Marcy
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Jenny the Beaver "Firecrotch"
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Jillian Nusbaum | ... |
Jamie Peterson
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Sebastian (British Guy)
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Gwen Anderson
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Billy Shepard | ... |
Joey
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Maurice Grossman | ... |
Carnival Vendor
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Richard
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Ditte Lokon | ... |
Miko
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Ronnie
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Stafford Williamson | ... |
Prof. Winston James
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When Caleb's gay roommate Kyle reveals that quite a lot of straight woman bed with gay men (ostensibly to convert them), nice guy Caleb considers going gay to improve his unsatisfactory heterosexual sex life. He shortly thereafter falls for Gwen, whom he meets at a party, but she's got her own sexual frustrations going. She's only attracted to gay men while instantly dismissive of any straight guy approaching her, such as Caleb. Kyle quickly moves on the Caleb-is-gay campaign to benefit them, but his motives aren't entirely altruistic. He longs for Marc, a desirable hottie who's Gwen's gay roommate. Unfortunately for Kyle, Marc only has eyes for Caleb. Kyle's plan: Get Caleb to date Marc so it'll bring Caleb closer to Gwen while putting himself (Kyle) in proximity with Marc (their true targets). But as Gwen starts putting the moves on her roommate's new boyfriend, and as Kyle becomes increasingly jealous of Caleb's time spent with Marc, and as Marc persists in laying the foundations ... Written by statmanjeff
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
24 February 2012 (Poland) See more »Also Known As:
Citas invertidas See more »Filming Locations:
Tucson, Arizona, USABox Office
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$50,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Caleb Peterson: He's not your boyfriend.
Kyle: Oh, so now you're gay?
Caleb Peterson: This was your idea.
Kyle: You knew how I felt about him!
Caleb Peterson: We're not doing anything.
Kyle: You're going on a date!
Caleb Peterson: That was HIS idea!
Kyle: I've been stalking him for years; you decided to be gay for one night.
Caleb Peterson: I'm not gay! Why don't you just tell him you like him?
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Written by Bernie Swell
Performed by Izdatso
Published by Nettwerk Music Publishing
Courtesy of Nettwerk Productions
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Was shot in 10 days. See more »Quotes
Kyle: You stole my boyfriend!Caleb Peterson: He's not your boyfriend.
Kyle: Oh, so now you're gay?
Caleb Peterson: This was your idea.
Kyle: You knew how I felt about him!
Caleb Peterson: We're not doing anything.
Kyle: You're going on a date!
Caleb Peterson: That was HIS idea!
Kyle: I've been stalking him for years; you decided to be gay for one night.
Caleb Peterson: I'm not gay! Why don't you just tell him you like him?
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Soundtracks
"Someone I Used To Be:Written by Bernie Swell
Performed by Izdatso
Published by Nettwerk Music Publishing
Courtesy of Nettwerk Productions
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Yes, the two leads are cute and they do some (awkward, almost chuckle producing) frontal nudity, but beware this stinker. Nothing is as tasteless as a soufflé that doesn't rise, and this gay rom-com has all the tasty buoyancy of a hockey puck. Forget the cheap sets, poor cinematography and weak soundtrack; a gay indie with a bunch of newcomers is entitled to take short cuts. But the script! So much lame drivel masquerading as dialogue, with an occasional "hip" quip -- about Meat Loaf or Anne Heche -- that stands out like a sixth finger on a hand it's so clumsy.
The actors, no matter how cute, are at sea with this poor a script. Scott Lunsford is a total cypher in the impossible role of a deeply passive straight guy who pretends to be gay so he can romance a screechy straight woman. She's Emily Hands, and you haven't seen this raspy a performance since Elizabeth Berkley in Showgirls. Ryan Carnes is way cute as a gay stud, but has little presence. He and Lunsford share the silliest, most embarrassing nude scene in recent history. After some (poorly shot and choreographed) oral sex, the director actually shoots them pulling up their pants so we can see their weenies! A new low of sorts. And yes that Jim guy from American Idol is the gay geek. His character is the closest to a real person, but he's no actor.
This is the worst gay comedy I've seen since All Over the Guy. If you flipped for the West Hollywood drivel, run out and rent this. Otherwise, stick with Trick or Passing Glances, real movies about real gay people.
I only go on so long because I am AMAZED at all the good reviews this film has received. Does the director have hundreds of dear friends, or have gay people lost their common sense and good taste?