SoftInloveRox Horrible, fascist and poorly acted

Smartorhypo Highly Overrated But Still Good

Solidrariol Am I Missing Something?

Billy Ollie Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

Irishchatter This movie isn't like where you see the guy and girl fallen in love and be elected to Prom King and Queen. It's more like you have to be yourself no matter what comes up for you along the way! Tanner actually didn't need those girls to prove he's their gay best friend. He just needs to be a good decent person in order to have other more good decent people around him. I mean, who wouldn't want that? I know I would!I was so thrilled to have found out Evanna Lynch was involved in the movie. She was like this crazy homophobic girl who was pretty angry at the gay community. I say she didn't want this role but like all actors, they just gotta play the part! I'm glad Tanner and Brent became a couple at the end. However, they shouldve kissed because they were so adorable together! I loved seeing them both reunited again along with their other peeps!

Deebee Daydreamer (deebeeinthesky) The offensive pandering monstrosity the trailers and promos were making this out to be suddenly turned into a really nice fun(ny) film. Old fashioned fun, maybe, but fun none the less.The obvious stereotyping and far too overused gags aside, G.B.F. is actually quite an enjoyable film. There are a few cringe-makingly, unnecessary, "seen it all before" moments but I can forgive a few bad scenes. So, you could definitely call it a very extreme film: the good scenes are fantastic and the not so good scenes are like something out of a bad parody.The movie practically proclaims itself as a "Gay Mean Girls" and it's a well deserved title. It may not be worth falling over yourself to go see it but it's definitely one to keep on the back burner for a casual viewing.

Johan Dondokambey The movie develops the story quite well actually. Yet the main theme itself is very much a crazy one. Unfortunately it's too segmented and doesn't really be an all inclusive movie like what it's meant to be. The whole thing with the Mormons is a sad depiction of some people's hypocrisy. The depiction of the gay kisses is just a turn out for some. And I must say that this movie quite tested my patience and tolerance. The jokes are mostly looking forced out to be funny. The comedic moments succeeded only on the depiction of those awkward moments. The acting overall is just a so-so. The movie can be an entertaining piece of work if only there's less homosexual activity depicted in it.

PotatoChips9 I watched the trailer last night and saw Sasha Pieterse in it. Since I have always been a huge fan of PLL I decided to watch it.I must say, i never thought i'd like this movie. Since i never watch a gay movie before, i really don't know what to expect. But it was not that bad. It was a really fun movie to watch. I was surprisingly entertained. It was hilarious that I couldn't stop laughing throughout the movie. It was well-acted. I literally loved every character in the movie even the mean bee and drama queen. The movie was well made. Plus, i love what it stands for.Gay or not, this is definitely a movie everyone will enjoy.