Someone dies about two-thirds of the way through the film. Everyone else winds up living happily ever after. They seem interested chiefly in sex. Some are willing to steal the next guy's partner. The most lasting relationships are among friends, not lovers.
Looks are more important than substance.
Maybe gays and straights have more in common than either group would care to admit. The movie, now at the Harris Theater, doesn't really have any story to speak of. The cast, which includes both gay and straight actors, is solid. The romantic scenes display nothing more risque than hot kisses. One of the characters notes that he would just once like to see a gay film in which the characters are not victims, AIDS patients, tragic figures, villains or comic relief but merely everyday people.