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Eating Out

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A young man (Scott Lunsford) pretends to be gay to attract a woman (Emily Stiles), but draws the attention of her roommate instead.

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Critics Consensus

The cast recites lines of forced wit that aren't funny, and the clunky plot has too many contrivances.

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Michael O'Sullivan Washington Post 06/10/2005
A sweet and funny take on the crossed-wire romantic couplings of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Go to Full Review Marc Savlov Austin Chronicle 06/04/2005
0/5
It's just too bad it's not still stuck in a plain brown wrapper. Go to Full Review Wesley Morris Boston Globe 05/27/2005
2/4
Rarely more than sophomoric. Go to Full Review Gary M. Kramer Out Magazine 05/17/2022
Eating Out may be uneven, but at least it's not unlikable. Go to Full Review Don Willmott Filmcritic.com 12/23/2005
3.5/5
You almost want a sequel just to see how hot and heavy it gets when all the characters are finally matched up with their appropriate partners. Go to Full Review Jeff Vice Deseret News (Salt Lake City) 06/10/2005
1/4
It's too formulaic, much too obvious and features some of the most unpleasant characters in recent film history. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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02/10/2017 It's pretty stupid and a little pervy, but I see the charm. See more 12/27/2015 Hölzernes und mieses Schauspiel, uninspirierte Dialoge, grottige Kameraführung und Schnitt, dämliche Geschichte. Ohne Worte! Einzig wegen Scott Lunsford gibt es den halben Stern. See more 10/16/2015 Gives gay movies a bad name. Terrible on too many levels to list! See more 06/29/2014 A camp gay comedy flick that looks like a school project with a high budget. Gets more points for showing dicks. See more 06/24/2014 Bordering on the obnoxious, or more like difficult to digest, EATING OUT thinks itself as witty but is in fact filled with over the top performances, cardboard characterizations and some flatline humour. Although sexual confusion that causes misunderstanding between three men is the gist of the matter, unfortunately at its heart is Gwen, the mean spirited, unreasonably vicious and vacuous friend, that becomes the film's burden and, I hate to say it, an act that's hard to swallow. Here, as portrayed by Emily Stiles, she outdoes the drama queens as played by the three male leads. See more 05/10/2014 Sure it has some cringe-worthy moments, plenty of absurdist humour, and I wanted the plot to turn out completely opposite to how it unfolded, but it's a good gay movie. http://gtvlondon.blogspot.com.au/2013/12/movie-review-eating-out-2004.html See more Read all reviews
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Q. Allan Brocka

Director

Scott Lunsford

Caleb Peterson

Jim Verraros

Kyle

Emily Stiles

Gwen Anderson

Ryan Carnes

Marc Everhard

Rebekah Kochan

Tiffani

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Movie Info

Synopsis A young man (Scott Lunsford) pretends to be gay to attract a woman (Emily Stiles), but draws the attention of her roommate instead.
Director
Q. Allan Brocka
Producer
Danielle Probst, Michael Shoel
Screenwriter
Q. Allan Brocka
Production Co
Ariztical Entertainment
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Feb 14, 2004, Original
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 23, 2017
Runtime
1h 30m
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