Title: Too idealistic, Too Simple
Product review: I found this movie to be incredibly simplistic in its ultimate message and its failure to fully develop the characters leave the viewer feeling unfulfilled, and in my case, extremely confused. The Man I Love immediately introduces that the main character has feelings for Lucas, the straight guy (I'm talking like in the first 5 minutes he is like I love you). Because of this hurried approach to ignite the love between the two characters, the powerful message in the end becomes undersupported. For Christ's sake the main guy has AIDS and chases after Lucas, who is struggling with his own sexuality. So, there are two conflicts occurring simultaneously. The amount of internal conflict paired with lack of character development (like the viewer doesn't get to know the characters at all, period, the end) causes the movie to ultimately fail in its purpose. Don't rent this movie, 'cause youll get a huge disappointment. Rent Burnt Money. It's awesome!
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