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Nabaza.net-The MarketPlace - Long-Term Relationship (Widescreen)
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Manufacturer: Liberation Ent
Starring: Matthew Montgomery, Windham Beacham
Directed By: Rob Williams
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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: DVD
Brand: WELLSPRING/GENIUS
EAN: 0796019807456
Format: Closed-captioned
Label: Liberation Ent
Manufacturer: Liberation Ent
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Liberation Ent
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2007-11-06
Running Time: 97
Studio: Liberation Ent
Theatrical Release Date: 2006
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When Glenn (Matthew Montgomery) decides he's had enough of the single scene in L.A. he does what any sensible person intent on finding love would do... he consults the personals. But will he find his true soul mate or another "Good Time Charlie"?Along comes Adam (Windham Beacham) a cute southern boy with his own hopes of finding "the one." From the moment they meet the attraction is obvious - and so are the differences. Glenn and Adam start to question their "compatibility" but soon realize that with a little patience and a lot of humor anything is possible... even a Long-Term Relationship.System Requirements:Running Time: 97 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre:Â COMEDY/GAY & LESBIAN Rating:Â NR UPC:Â 796019807456 Manufacturer No:Â 80745
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Heartwarming Love Story
Comment: Windham Beacham and Matthew Montgomery certainly have the chemistry necessary to make their characters believable. And, Rob Williams' writing and directing brings off the reality of the story and the characters. This is one of the most heartwarming love stories I have ever seen.
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Summary: Enjoyable Comedy
Comment: This is a movie that kept me interested throughout as it explores the relationship between two different types of men who fall in love despite their incompatibility. The two leads are likeable, and so are the actors who play their friends and family. It was refreshing to watch a film about two guys who don't sleep with each other for about a month. I wish the script had been a little sharper but I think the filmmaker has some talent.
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Summary: OH MY G##!
Comment: WOW... I have one word for this movie. Boring. Completely boring. I thought it would be good. But man was I wrong. You know not only was it boring but the actions of the characters were completely predictable. Not only that it was boring. Also the main actors are not exactly eye candy either (Thats what I think. People have different taste). Not that thats what a gay themed movie is for. But you know you want to fall in love with that characters looks too, not just the personality. There is also a bit of nudity and a slight few seconds of love making, But that doesn't change the fact that it was boring. It was the type movie that when you watched it all you thought about was when is this crap gonna end. It had nothing fun in it. The main characters friends were the only people I actually liked (especially the stupid one), they are the reason I actually gave this movie a star.
The movie was like any other romance movie but gay. and it was boring. This movie wasn't even worth my time. And I like Naked bodies and sweet sweet romances. But not boring ones. I was totally disappointed. So unless boring predictable non-eye-candy movie where as the supporting friends are the best characters, are your thing then you'll like this movie. If not you should not waste your time with this movie.
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Summary: Long Term Relationship--the review
Comment: "LONG-TERM RELATIONSHIP"--the review
Amos Lassen and Cinema Pride
The first film to be shown by the movie group, Cinema Pride, is a really god one and this is a MOVIE YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS. Made by Guest House films and written, produced and directed by first timer Rob Williams, "Long-Term Relationship" is a romantic comedy which is full of laughs and gorgeous men. It also deals with politics and sexual incompatibility and friends.
Glenn (Matthew Montgomery) sees a personal ad for another gay white male looking for a LTR and answers it. By doing so he meets Adam (Windham Beacham) and they are both mutually attracted. From the first meeting, they both felt they had rediscovered the Garden of Eden. Everything seemed perfect...except...that Adam is a Republican and that they just do not mesh sexually. In fact, Glenn, a dedicated and ardent Democrat is even willing to overlook Adam's affiliation with the Republican party but...the sex is bad ---really, really bad...lousy. The two get along wonderfully except of in bed and neither can figure out what the problem is.
Disillusioned, Glenn tries to stick out and s encouraged by his friends to do so. We all know that everyone loves a couple and everyone loves Glenn and Adam. At least everyone loves Glenn and Adam except for Vincent, Glenn's roommate who has a personal agenda to keep them apart. Will love rule out? Will Adam and Glenn find true happiness and sexual bliss? Will Vincent succeed in destroying the couple? These ate the earth shaking questions that we have to answer. It is only Glenn and Adam who can make the decision as to whether or not the dating fling can become a LTR as they face the issues that all couples--gay and straight face.
"LTR" is both an intelligent film and a comedy that will keep you laughing, long after it is over. Dealing with the issues of being in a relationship, "LTR" manages to provide a good look into what makes a relationship work in an extremely humorous way and avoids the clichés we so often find in movies with gay themes. Notably absent from the movie are the stereotypical (well almost absent) caricatures we see so much of in film. This is the story of dating which is wonderfully acted, literately scripted and directed with élan.
The great musical soundtrack features original songs and exciting background music written by Ben Holbrook. All in all "LTR" is a great package deal, good actors, good script, good direction, good music. Who could ask for more?
Let me just add that "LTR" won the Jury Prize as best feature film at the Outflix festival in Memphis in August and was nominated for the Alternative Spirit Award at the 10th Annual Rhode Island International Film Festival and was the opening night feature at the OUTAKES Film Festival in Dallas in October of this year. I am very proud that it will open the new Cinema Pride movie group on November 9 in Little Rock at Easy Street. The members of Cinema Pride are looking forward to creating an alternative to the bar scene and to present, free of charge, quality movies for the GLBT population of the state of Arkansas. Membership is always open and we plan to have a discussion after the films we screen Great things are in store and it should be a move in the right direction of forming a community in our state. Hope to see all of you there. For more information about the group, feel free to contact me at alassenamos@yahoo.com. For those of you who are not in Little Rock, the local group will be glad to help you get a chapter growing in your area.
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Summary: It made me laugh so it gets 5 stars...do you need a smile?
Comment: This is a cute movie. I liked it from the start, despite the lead being Matthew Montgomery from Gone But Not Forgotten (I didn't like him in that). Yes this is my favourite kind of story folks the gay love story. And it is. It has moments to sigh for...moments to laugh for...moments that make you go "What the hell are you thinking doofus..." Glenn is not having fun in the gay scene and accidentally comes across an ad his flatmate was going to answer, enter the cute southern boy Adam who seems too good to be true. And he is because he is...(wait for it, it is scary)...a Republican. Now as a New Zealander that means nothing to me so it is an ooookkkkkk moment. What I like in this is that for the loving couple who take time before consumating the relationship, the sex is crap. But they perservere and continue to date and try to have good sex. Glenn likes sex toys, Adam not so much (well at all). So that doesn't work despite Adam 'adapting'. What is interesting is that because Adam has to leave on Valentine's Day and Glenn doesn't get the message he sleeps with his sex-buddy - now is that likely? I think not, but ok then, he does. Glenn's flatmate is jealous and ruins it for them...accidentally?? But then fixes it, sort of helps really. Anyway, happy ending - my favourite result. As the jacket says, love conquers all...even overcoming the distraction of some supporting characters that are a pain in in the rear. Watchable, likeable...funny, cute and gay love...it makes me smile. Who couldn't do with a smile? Gone, But Not Forgotten
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