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Bullying is taken to unimaginable extremes when a student is raped at an exclusive private boys school. | add synopsisUser Comments:
Embarssed to say how much the film turned me on. moreCast
(Complete credited cast)| Matt Levett | ... | Gareth | |
| Tom O'Sullivan | ... | Nick | |
| Anthony Phelan | ... | Robert - Gareth's Dad | |
| Daniel Feuerriegel | ... | Ben (as Dan Feuerriegel) | |
| Adam J. Yeend | ... | James | |
| Jai Courtney | ... | Alex | |
| Andrew Threlfall | ... | Steven | |
| Matthew Gerathy | ... | Jason |
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*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
Well written and certainly brilliantly acted, Boys Grammar is about wanting someone you know you can't or won't get, with a twist. The old adage rings in my ears, be careful what you wish for, you just might get it.
Gareth attendants a private school, during swim class and later in the locker room name calling accelerates into pushing, stripping and being forced face down, legs spread on the shower room floor by a bunch naked jocks lead by Nick, a young man who Gareth is obviously attracted to.
This is not only a fantasy for me, personally, but has happened twice. Once with full consent, but the first time against my will. Though ten minutes after the incident I had a smile on my face. None-the-less, rape is rape and that's that.
Rape is not something that should be turn into sexy scene. However. Having said that. Reading between the lines. Nick is well aware of the attraction and in his own sick way wants it just as much as Gareth. In the middle of this locker room at a swanky all-boys private school, Nick whips out a dildo from his gym bag, a big dildo. And he proceeds to use it on Gareth. Where did a seventeen year hottie get a dildo? And why does he have it? Does he use it on himself?
During the penetration you have to turn the subtitles to fully understand the conversation between the two while the rape is going. Nick: "You wish this was my dick don't you" Gareth: "please give it to me. Give it to me."
They speak like lovers during the rape. It's hard to hear them because the other boys are cheering, screaming and into the whole "against his will" aspect of the rape.
It is that conversation that holds the movie together. I will not mention how it ends, except for the fact that I loved the way it ended.
This can be seen on Boys Briefs 3, which is the best of the series in my opinion.