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Shiner, directed by Christian Calson, centers around three "couples" and their relationships with obsession and violence.
The film also tries to talk about coming out experiences in young men and women, relationships, disturbed parenting, the club scene with all the wild antics that accompany such events - and murder.
Everything looks too fake to me: the families, the relationships, the music, the "happiness".
All the relationships in the movie are underdeveloped.
If you want to see and analyse these kinds of relationships you'd be best to actually go out and buy a train ticket and look at the people on the train with you.
If you're in the mood for a movie dealing with gay relationships check out Parting Glances, Longtime Companion, Trick, All Over the Guy, Red Dirt, Maurice, Philadelphia instead.
Characters you don't care about, relationships you don't care about and you sit through all that to see the ending you knew was coming from the start.
A large percentage of gay relationships DO last and the couples DO ride off together into the sunset!
Singleton barely touched on the relationships between the white and black characters that were trying to reach out to each other.
Everything was all over the place, relationships had no backbone, the ending had no lead in.
Big emotional moments and climaxes (like one early on between Heath Ledger and Naomi Watts) and character relationships (like one hinted at at the very beginning) come completely out of no where and are not set up like they would have been in a more elegantly and effectively made film.
The junction of characters and the "end relationships" were also too mushy and clichéd for me.
Disappointing, predictable film in which a woman (Mc Teer) travels with her daughter from state to state because she can't maintain relationships and find happiness.
It tells us a little about male female relationships at the time, a kind of giggly silliness.
This film mucks up a good story with three endings (none satisfying), a couple of unneeded and pointless bar fights and two alleged "romantic" relationships that have as much spark as dead campfire.
But this is totally upstaged and wrecked by the neverending immoral relationships of the show's characters.
The writer/ director gives us 'six relationships with one common problem - love', but where is the intensity, where is the depth, where is the 'emotion'?
Their lives become more exciting as they begin relationships with exotic Betty Amann (for Mr. Kendall) and lonely Percy Marmont (for Ms. Barry).
That is one thing that is wrong with our world now, so many people in bad relationships, selfish and do not know the meaning of what it is to truly love another.
Okay, let me coin a new word here: polyphobia: The fear of polyamorous relationships.
Perhaps Mammet hoped to compensate for this with snappy dialogue and complex psychological relationships.
friends, but kinda dysfunctional and with incestuous relationships?
Why does Sheen sleepwalk through potentially hot relationships WITH TWO OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND SEXY ACTRESSES in the world?
Beautiful Thing excluded, gay films tend to end in broken relationships or untimely death.
The relationships seem contrived and the acting is so-so.
I appreciated the film mainly as a way of remembering a more natural way we were about our sexuality and personal relationships without "the scene."
I wish that someone would make a film about interracial relationships that dealt with the topic realistically.
At times the story is not clear, particularly in the evolving relationships among characters.
The central theme in this movie seems to be confusion, as the relationships, setting, acting and social context all lead to the same place: confusion.
The family relationships remain unclear until the end of the film, and once defined, the family is divided - the younger generation off to America.
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