Title: Latter Days rewardlingly romantic
Product review: Morman missionary Aaron meets West Hollywood party boy Christian and opposites attract. However, Christian's questionable motivation rocks Aarons world when he finds out he may have been had. More than just a coming of age gay movie, this film explores the dilema between faith and romance. It quietly looks at the stereotypes and prejudice faced both internally and externally and delivers some needed social punch. The actors are handsome and visually appealing, but this movie is deeper than it's surface skin might show. It shows how casually people enter into commitments only to find out that the process is far from "casual" in it's impact. Realizing that "you can't take it back" is a hard learned lesson, as these characters find out. There is an intensity to this movie that should broaden it's appeal. The even pacing and flow of this movie coupled with good acting (including some sceen stealing by some of the supporting actors) make it well worth watching.
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