
Were the World Mine
2008, Fantasy/Comedy, 1h 36m
24 Reviews 2,500+ RatingsWhat to know
critics consensus
Charming, endearing, and a little clunky, Were the World Mine is an entertaining, if somewhat unnecessary, musical adaptation. Read critic reviews
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Movie Info
A gay teen (Tanner Cohen) uses a love potion to turn close-minded townspeople into homosexuals, including the handsome jock with whom he is secretly in love.
Cast & Crew
Tanner Cohen
Timothy
Timothy
Nathaniel David Becker
Jonathon
Jonathon
Wendy Robie
Ms. Tebbit
Ms. Tebbit
Judy McLane
Donna
Donna
Zelda Williams
Frankie
Frankie
Christian Stolte
Coach Driskill
Coach Driskill
Critic Reviews for Were the World Mine
Audience Reviews for Were the World Mine
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May 21, 2012First of all, this is a really clever film, why wouldn't someone try to make a love potion? This is one of the sweetest independent film I've seen, the numbers were really good, sung by talented cast. Secondly, the acting by Wendy Robie saved the entire film, without her this would be another cheap looking film, but she really proved her acting ability. The gay guys couldn't act straight, that's I am saying. I am sure we've all learnt something today. Clap your hands if we'd be friends.Sylvester K Super Reviewer
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Feb 17, 2011A production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Nights Dream" wakes a town from their prejudices! Tanner Cohen performs outstandingly! Too bad there is too much "art" for the closed-minded conservatives that would learn and benefit from this movie most! lol Fun movie!Thomas J Super Reviewer
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Sep 25, 2009Kinda reminded me of a gayer version of A Dirty Shame but a little smarter and more enjoyable.Sunil J Super Reviewer
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Sep 02, 2009The lead guy (I forgot to check his name) is an excellent protagonist, very talented actor, and it's also fantastic to see Wendy Robie (without her eye-patch), the songs are good and its a very creative movie; I just hate how they have to make it look like the guy and his mother moved to the only town where no one has ever seen a gay guy because, of course, being a movie with a gay theme they have to treat like it was some Very Special Episode where everyone reacts to the news dramatically and then comes to terms with it by the end. I really hate that.Quinto W Super Reviewer
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