Getting' the cure so you can go back home to Mommy and Daddy?

Rating: 7/10 (4 March 2012)

I really could not help thinking throughout this movie about gays and lesbians. This movie was so much about acceptance and about a "cure," that is is a natural jump to acceptance of gays and lesbians and the so- called "cure" that some right-wing religious groups are promoting. I know it is not a political movie, but maybe that is what the writers had in mind. I don't know, but it certainly affected my viewing.
Of course, the reason I even watched the movie was Halle Barry. I realize that many watch it for Hugh Jackman, and that is cool, because he was great in this as he has been in the previous two. Berry, of course, is to die for.
Ian McKellen and Famke Janssen were also great. Really, the whole cast was good. I could not criticize any of them.
I just cannot get the picture of Rebecca Romijn lying on the floor of the truck and being rejected by those who used to be her friends. Even the rejected reject. It's a shame.
Will watch again.