Single All the Way

Not bad, I'm glad to see Michael Urie in a lead role and it's always a pleasure to see Jennifer Coolidge, especially if she tones her loud persona down a bit. The plot does well to avoid tropes. I appreciated that both love interests were compelling. The family was far too annoyingly invested in Urie's love life. Nice to see a gay romance that isn't just substituting gays into a straight story. Fav scene: the dad (Bostwick) having a heart-to-heart with the friend (Chambers) in the garage.

Very weird, because it felt over the top gay at certain points, but actually this kind of worked.

"I want to make a terrible movie in Canada--everyone else has!"--Scott Thompson, Canadian. Starts off like a really gay "Sex and the City" (transplanted to--ostensibly--L.A.), then degenerates into a flamboyantly gay Hallmark Christmas movie. Jennifer Coolidge sounds disconcertingly like Carol Channing much of the time. All I could think was, "Poor James!"

Clearly these two nice gay men need a bunch of straight people to decide what they want out of life, while NEVER BLINKING UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. Harmless, Peter and Nick make a cute couple, but it's fucking dreadful in most other respects.

Perfectly pleasant with an adequate camp factor.