Average Rating: 3.5/10
Reviews Counted: 32
Fresh: 2 | Rotten: 30
Testosterone is a poorly executed attempt at film noir that follows good-looking yet bland characters through an ultimately aimless plot.
Average Rating: 3.4/10
Critic Reviews: 13
Fresh: 1 | Rotten: 12
Testosterone is a poorly executed attempt at film noir that follows good-looking yet bland characters through an ultimately aimless plot.
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Average Rating: 2.9/5
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Peter, the hero, aged 20, finds himself on a deserted Greek island with no other men in sight. The women of the island, regardless of age harass him sexually. What starts off as a typical male sexual fantasy turns out into a nightmare.
Sep 10, 2004 Wide
Feb 15, 2005
Strand Releasing
All Critics (32) | Top Critics (13) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (31) | DVD (2)
The movie's primary interest seems to be in following several good-looking men wherever they care to meander.
A pointless, wandering tale of obsession that seems to have little purpose beyond showing that gay characters can be in a messed-up movie too.
[Relies] on a creaky plot and gaping lapses in plausibility.
A tonal car wreck -- the equivalent of Chuck Norris crashing though the pages of an Isabel Allende novel.
A lackluster and meandering exercise in psycho-sexual provocation.
This is a movie in which things happen for no reason other than that the director wills them to happen in order for something else to happen, logic be damned.
Moreton shows plenty of ambition in his second feature, but somewhere in the space between page and screen, he lost the thread.
incredibly plot-heavy yet feels light as a feather
The whole story's not here, though I have to wonder whether we'd like these people any better if we had it.
Filled with pretty faces and empty logic, David Moreton's noir-wannabe Testosterone flounders about, doing everything but flutter its eyelashes in an attempt to distract us from its lack of substance.
Unfortunately, Testosterone isn't as provocative as its premise or its title.
The tone-challenged movie is meant to be a dark comedy, but there are long stretches without laughs.
Broken hearts and testosterone don't mix well with machetes (I think I would have preferred watching the 10 months of romance that they skipped over in the beginning).
The film's major objective appears to be showing cute men doing suggestive things. But if that's your thing, why not just look at pictures? Why ruin it with a story?
Woefully shallow.
The male characters are bland, a fatal flaw for a gay movie, while the women - Celina Font, Sonia Braga and Jennifer Coolidge - steal the show.
If you want to see a movie with some real chops about gays in Argentina, rent Wong Kar Wai's still-hip, still-smoldering Happy Together from 1997, and happier you will be.
It's evident that Dean is capable of getting many other good-looking boyfriends if he so desires -- why get so worked up over one who's a jackass?
David Sutcliffe gives a good performance and Braga is wonderfully ice cold but the picture drags and makes little sense.
July 19, 2009
Super Reviewer
** (out of four) Dean (David Sutcliffe) is thrown into confusion when his lover (Antonio Sabato Jr) goes oyt for some cigarettes and never returns. Dean turns depressed and is unable to handle his everyday life. Trying to bring some closure, he sets off for Argentina, hoping to find his lover and find out what
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