Timothy Olyphant,
Andrew Keegan,
John Mahoney,
Dean Cain,
Matt McGrath
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Greg Berlanti directs this comedic romp about a quartet of gay yuppies looking for love in all the wrong places. Though photographer Dennis (Timothy Olyphant) longs for a long-term relationship, he co... read more
DVD Release Date: March 6, 2001
Stats: 415 reviews
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 th... read more
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 rekind... read more
Not as crass or tone-deaf as so many crazy-thing-called-love wastes of time are. At its best moments it's an entertaining and decently funny sideshow. The acting is mostly low-key and cool, and there is always some enthusiasm and tenderness in the script. It isn't transcendent or... read more
A mainstream gay film and it was actually good. I had no complaints with this film, the actors were all goodin this and I liked it.
It charms you instantly with its wit and takes you on a unique and contagious journey through such colorful, entertaining characters and their baseball league. Little do you know of the dark, poignant curveballs that Timothy Olymphant throws at you, and it's fascinating to watch.
Endearing comedy about a group of gay friends. Sort of stereotypical I nice movie with a good cast.
A Gay version of "Friends" basically. This is a movie intended to reach the straight community by filling the characters with actors we all are comfortable with. We have Dean Cain, John Mahoney, Jennifer Coolidge, Thomas Gibson, Zach Braff, Timothy Olyphant, and others. There is ... read more
An amazingly touching movie. You really get to know the group of people, and feel for them through their struggles.
This gay heart-warmer may have a fuzzy, sitcom-ish appeal for some. Full Review
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. Full Review
An amalgamation of dozens of old television sitcoms. Full Review
Unless you want to see a former Superman playing a gay guy, The Broken Hearts Club has disappointingly little to offer. Full Review
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