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Latter Days (2004)

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Reviews Counted: 44

Fresh: 20

Rotten:24

Average Rating: 5.4/10

Consensus: A melodramatic plot and character stereotypes turn the movie into a sitcom.

Rated: Not Rated

Runtime: 1 hr 47 mins

Genre: Dramas

Theatrical Release:Jan 30, 2004 Limited

Box Office: $553,570

Synopsis: Christian (Wes Ramsey), is a young, promiscuous gay man in Los Angeles. Always up for a party and not willing to settle down with one person, he doesn't think too much about anything. When Aaron... Christian (Wes Ramsey), is a young, promiscuous gay man in Los Angeles. Always up for a party and not willing to settle down with one person, he doesn't think too much about anything. When Aaron (Steve Sandvoss), a young Mormon man, moves into his apartment complex, Christian bets his friend fifty dollars that he can seduce him. Christian appears to be on the way to winning the bet, but Aaron is reluctant act on his attraction, as homosexuality is forbidden in the Mormon Church. And when his Mormon roommates find out what he is up to, Aaron is sent back to Idaho to face his parents about his transgression. Jacqueline Bisset and Mary Kay Place costar in this touching drama that was a hit at several international film fests. [More]

Starring: Wes Ramsey, Steve Sandvoss, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Jacqueline Bisset

Starring: Wes Ramsey, Steve Sandvoss, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Jacqueline Bisset, Mary Kay Place, Erik Palladino

Director: C. Jay Cox

Director: C. Jay Cox
Screenwriter: C. Jay Cox
Studio: TLA Releasing

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Cole Smithey
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05/20/06
Blake DePastino
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12/06/05
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07/21/05
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The BIG sex scene starts poorly as the pair, alone at last due to a so-convenient snow storm, efficiently undress themselves as if preparing for a rugby match ...

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12/07/04
S. James Wegg
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Cox -- who experienced the Mormon view on gay life firsthand -- gets the sort of performances out of his characters that will help you overlook what is cliched about the story.

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07/16/04
Liz Braun
Jam! Movies

simple paint-by-the numbers gay themed film that strikes directly at Mormon dogma, but it has a certain charm due mainly to Sandvoss' Herculean efforts

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06/30/04
John A. Nesbit
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06/18/04
Arizona Republic
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Ramsey's heartbreak, stock taking and determination to see to it the relationship gets a second chance are as affecting as anything the genre has produced in recent memory.

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05/18/04
Rick Kisonak
Film Threat

Overall generalities about the main characters, a tendency to reveal them through monologue rather than behavior, and a lack of curiosity about the Mormon youth's core beliefs keep Latter Days from feeling genuinely personal or particularly substantive.

Full Review Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | comment Comment
05/07/04
Duane Dudek
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The screenplay is efficient to a fault, populated with stock characters.

Full Review Source: Des Moines Register | comment Comment
05/07/04
Jeffrey Bruner
Des Moines Register

Cox can be forgiven for getting a little preachy when he makes his point with such an open heart and loving spirit

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04/24/04
Andrea Chase
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...Funny, tragic, occasionally cheesy, endearing and ultimately heartwarming, dealing with very serious Christian hypocrisy while holding onto a light, life-embracing tone.

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04/08/04
Anita Schmaltz
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04/08/04
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What would happen between a hedonistic fairy and an earnest but curious Mormon?

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04/07/04
Marty Mapes
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04/03/04
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Renders its gay and religious characters so stereotypical that neither lifestyle appears attractive.

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04/02/04
Carla Meyer
San Francisco Chronicle
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It's a winning, heartfelt and conflicted piece where the conflicts often resolve themselves in surprising ways.

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04/02/04
Roger Moore
Orlando Sentinel

A coming-of-age, coming-out, romantic comedy, religious intolerance flick, and if that sounds a bit crowded, that's because it is.

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04/02/04
Tom Long
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A fairly flat, predictable tale.

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04/02/04
Steven Rea
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