The Living End

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Robson C @RT82519826 Jan 28 Jon, crítico de cinema, e Luke, que vive apenas com uma mochila e as roupas do corpo, são jovens soropositivos que acabam se envolvendo e partindo em uma viagem de carro pela Califórnia. No terceiro filme de Gregg Araki, a dupla funciona como uma espécie de Thelma & Louise gay: enquanto o clássico de Ridley Scott mostra duas mulheres cansadas da vida, aqui vemos dois rapazes do início dos anos 1990 que já se sentem condenados. Jon tenta manter alguma ordem enquanto atrasa um trabalho; Luke sobrevive de pequenos golpes e programas. A rotina metódica de Jon é chacoalhada pelo caos de Luke, mas mesmo assim seguem sem destino. Mike Dytri e Craig Gilmore entregam boas atuações, embora a narrativa acabe presa em um ciclo repetitivo de brigas e reconciliações, sem evolução clara. Para Jon, a viagem é fuga, até o retorno para o tratamento; para Luke, é apenas a continuação do abismo. A amiga de Jon pouco acrescenta, ocupando espaço com um subplot desinteressante. See more M G @QuntBizkit Dec 28 Badly written, badly directed, badly filmed & BADLY acted. A so-called comedy drama where the only laugh I got was from the terrible acting during a murder scene. A total dog egg of a film that was only ever produced to give pre-internet closet gay guys something to wank over on late night TV. Absolutely appalling. See more Sergio A @Sergio83 Jun 9 A barely passable cinematic exercise, made on a very low budget, that explores themes such as love, death, and the fear of illness. More than a fully realized film, it comes across as an experiment with occasional flashes of interesting ideas. See more 05/15/2015 I admit I've a very personal connection to this film. I saw it in my early 20's when I was at my most political regarding AIDS. For out queer men who were either in their 20s or 30's this movie was a sort of angry road trip movie that was both cathartic and tragic. Though it is very low budget and has more than a few flaws - it does deserve mention for capturing a cultural moment in American Queer Culture. See more 02/15/2015 As much as I love the 1990s, some pretty crappy stuff also came out of it. This film is one of them. See more 06/26/2013 Beautifully shot, with some interesting ideas, but not overly entertaining. See more Read all reviews

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