Amber Benson,
Cole Williams,
Jeremy Lelliott,
Justin Zachary,
Danielle Harris
... see more 
A bisexual travel writer assigned the task of covering Napa Valley's most romantic hot spots invites an old college friend to join him on his quest, only to find their attraction blossoming into somet... read more
DVD Release Date: July 17, 2007
Stats: 55 reviews
An interesting premise, acted out by completely unbelievable cast.
The main draw for me was Justin (Green Arrow) Hartley, but he has all of five inutes of screen time and even he looked like he knew this was beneath him.
No pun intended.
Gay-bi male in a relationship spends a business/vacation week of sex and fighting with young woman who is also in a relationship. During the entire movie they are "racing to the bottom" of everything a relationship demands.
This movie was shit. the characters were just so bad, couldn't find a single one to care about. Movie was just about what most other Indie film are...crap.
Self-consciously edgy and romantically limp.
An illuminating glimpse into some of the more challenging complications that contemporary relationships can present. Full Review
Brown's screenplay and direction, both economical and unshowy, sketch character dynamics in crisp terms that resist the temptation to explain all, beg sympathy or heighten drama for purely histrionic ... Full Review
I nearly gave up after an incredibly awkward, self-conscious first five minutes, but eventually writer/director Russell Brown finds his groove and sustains it for a long while. Full Review
Brown is never clear enough on how he feels about his own characters. Full Review
A wisp of a film, dramatically threadbare, and saddled with a brittle and affected performance by Williams.
While clocking in at a relatively painless 75 minutes, Brown fails to come up with anything so fresh and bold in his approach as to make a single one of those worth watching. Full Review
Interesting, well-acted debut feature from writer-director Russell Brown. Full Review
While the filmmaking shows natural skill, the movie lacks the energy and passion needed to really engage the audience. Full Review
Critic ratings and reviews powered by RottenTomatoes.com
Fresh (60% or more critics rated the movie positively)
Rotten (59% or fewer critics rated the movie positively)
Explore | Movies | Actors & Actresses | Photos | Theaters | News | Lists | Quizzes | Best Movies | Blog | Reviews | Mobile
More Info | Copyright, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service | Ad Choices | About Us | Jobs | Advertise | Twitter | Flixster SuperReviewers
Copyright © 2010 Flixster, All Rights Reserved Trademark Use Guidelines
