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Critics Consensus: The Broken Hearts Club often feels like an amalgam of 70s sitcoms -- though a hunky lead and a sweet central romance provide soapy delights.
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Critic Consensus: The Broken Hearts Club often feels like an amalgam of 70s sitcoms -- though a hunky lead and a sweet central romance provide soapy delights.
All Critics (28) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (18) | Rotten (10) | DVD (1)
In short, audiences may be buying a ticket to see Dean Cain kiss another guy, but there's a lot more to The Broken Hearts Club than that lovely sight.
may actually show its strength by being average
This gay heart-warmer may have a fuzzy, sitcom-ish appeal for some.
Light but consistently entertaining ensemble comedy. Dean Cain is a riot.
What we have here is no less than the 30th anniversary rerelease of the infamous 70s gay-angst drama, Boys in the Band.
An amalgamation of dozens of old television sitcoms.
One of the best films targeting the gay interest group without focusing on pessimistic elements. It's a film about the friendship between a group of gay men as they deal with their problems. It has surprisingly good performance from everyone, plus it has a nice message by showing the characters as normal people with normal problems. A rare gem for people interested in this type of cinema.
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I had never seen this before, just heard a lot about it. I kinda loved it. The cast is great and filled with some popular actors I'd only seen in one or two big roles so this was interesting. Fairly light-hearted but a lot of witty dialogue and loveable characters. It also rekindled a crush I have on Andrew Keegan.
For romantic comedy, this film was pretty flat
A very interesting cast for a mostly average film. Nothing ground breaking here, but it was an enjoyable little journey. Seemed to enforce stereotypes (there is always at least a little truth in them) while giving a fairly realistic look at some of the (internal) issues that the gay community has to deal with. A bit like a gay version of one of those "Lifetime" movies.
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