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06/18/04
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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.
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... [More]
Starring: Wes Ramsey, Steve Sandvoss, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Jacqueline Bisset
Director: C. Jay Cox
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03/16/04
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05/20/06
Such a well-meaning but unambitious work that it's tempting to take it seriously even as you dismiss it.
03/12/04
Top CriticThis sitcom setup is as bad as it sounds, and Cox never really surmounts it.
01/20/04
Everyone in this movie has been ordered off the shelf from the Stock Characters Store, and none of them wandered in from real life.
02/13/04
Top CriticSurprisingly dowdy-looking, shot more like a scruffy little naturalistic slice of alternative L.A. life than the star-crossed lover's daydream it mostly is.
02/12/04
Top CriticNo review available.
06/13/08
Despite the inherent clichés, Latter Days manages to rise above its formulaic plot, mainly because of the assured performance by Mr. Sandvoss.
02/26/04
Top CriticThe screenplay is efficient to a fault, populated with stock characters.
05/07/04
Even those who aren't immediately put off by the film's brazen attacks on religion -- and in particular, the LDS Church -- will likely be bored by this clumsy, incredibly contrived comedy, which has little charm.
03/26/04
A coming-of-age, coming-out, romantic comedy, religious intolerance flick, and if that sounds a bit crowded, that's because it is.
04/02/04
It's all very tidy and very tedious and, no matter how much it pretends to take on the world, Days settles for preaching to the choir.
01/29/04
A winky, interminable and rather cringe-inducing manifesto... whose characters stand as crude if attractive types rather than three-dimensional people.
02/09/04
The curse of gay cinema is its belief that worn-out movie plots will become interesting if you put gay characters in them. This film takes the curse several steps further.
02/16/04
Despite the frequent obviousness of the script and direction ... the story attains an undeniable, if somewhat soap opera-like, power.
01/17/04
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.
05/18/04
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12/06/05
a huge copout
02/15/04
Cox's screenplay, while occasionally lapsing into the sort of cliches endemic to so many gay-themed films, generally treats its unusual subject matter with dignity and complexity, and the characters are well-drawn and sympathetic.
02/08/04
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