Three Brothers (1998 Video) User Reviews

This starring vehicle for the Rockland Brothers is GREAT!

[SamDub · 27 August 2004]

Well, what can I say. When I saw this film in the video shop, I wasn't really sure whether it'd be worth it or not because the cover doesn't really look all that exciting and the praise hymns seemed a little over the top.

However, I decided to purchase "Three Brothers" because the price was reduced and... man, I can only say it was worth every pence!

The film is divided into four short stories, each involving at least one of the Rockland Brothers.

I will not go ahead and tell much about the stories, because I don't want to spoil them but in my opinion they were really watchable and the nice little twists at the endings were quite enjoyable and humorous.

Vince Rockland can actually really act, I would've never thought that. In his other movies, it never really showed but here it does. Hal and especially Shane (my favourite) are great in this, too. What a pity, the two are not making any movies anymore. A real loss to the industry.

Anyway, if you like gay adult movies give this one a try and you will not regret it! Great performances and some humour make this flick thoroughly enjoyable.

I am more than glad that I added it to my collection!!!

A curiosity, but still a flop.

[norty fing · 2/10 · 17 November 2001]

On the face of it director Gino Colbert's idea of bringing the three real-life pornstar Rockland brothers together in a single X-rated movie must have seemed inspired, however the resulting film is a big disappointment. Appearing separately, and then together, in four individual scenes, the studly siblings just don't deliver the goods. It's painfully obvious that the Rocklands just aren't excited by their co-stars and their performances are a flop all round. Even the ever-reliable Vince just can't rise to the occasion. The only decent performance comes from veteran actress Sharon Mitchell as a wronged wife.

The premise for the film, and the video box cover, is very exciting, but ultimately the movie is a massive waste of effort. It's well made, yes, and there's a neat plot, but what's the point of it all when the main stars just can't get it together?