Love or Whatever Love or Whatever

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Corey had it all - a successful career, bags of charm and, most of all, a bright future with his boyfriend. But, when his other half commits the ultimate betrayal and dumps him for a woman, he embarks upon a wild journey of self-discovery. Soon, he meets a potentially perfect new guy but first he needs to make some life-changing choices.

Tyler Poelle Joel Rush Jennifer Elise Cox David Wilson Page Jenica Bergere Kate Flannery Fay DeWitt Michael Carbonaro

Director

Rosser Goodman

Writers

Dennis Bush Cait Brennan

Studios

GiMe Productions KGB Films Demos Bizar Entertainment

Country

USA

Language

English

comedy

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  • Cesar

    Review by Cesar

    parei quando o cara traiu o namorado com uma mulher, meu maior medo.

  • Jacques

    Review by Jacques ★★

    Oh how I love trashy gay rom-com movies starring a Gay™️, discount Anna Farris for a crazy sister, and our hot I mean hawt  guy I’d like to call Sean Cody with his skin tight shirt and board shorts

  • RainbowGlasses

    Review by RainbowGlasses ★

    Whiny man-child is pursued by two hunks. One of the worst romcom protagonists I've seen.

  • Cinéologist

    Review by Cinéologist ★

    Written by Dennis Bush and Cait Brennan, “Love or Whatever” makes an assumption that just because its target audience is the LGBTQ community, it can get away with sophomoric characterizations, an unbelievable plot, and badly executed jokes that either are not funny or downright stupid. The film will appeal, if one were optimistic, to those with an IQ lower than fifty or those who would rather sit through a movie with nothing to say rather than read something that might prove educational.

    The clumsy plot is this: Corey (Tyler Poelle), a counselor, has bought engagement rings three months ago but since then is unable to find the courage to propose to his boyfriend (David Wilson Page). Jon comes to discover…

  • lexiekirk01

    Review by lexiekirk01 ★★★

    This movie is quite stereotypical. The last person I expected to see is Michael Carbonaro. Haven't seen or heard about him in years. Everytime they use their phones I laugh a little because they're so small. This is kind of cute once you get over the cheesy parts. It is also somewhat unrealistic. Corey telling his ex to use his inhaler when he says he can't breathe without Corey is the biggest mood. Happy pride.

  • James Gildo

    Review by James Gildo ★★½

    "There is no way, there is no fucking way."
    "Come on, you know I dated girls in high school."
    "Bullshit! I dated girls in high school. We watched Buffy, and French-kissed posters of James Van Der Beek"
    Yes, 2000's-ish look low budget gay rom-coms really do exist. It's fun and so as pop music.

  • gustavo

    Review by gustavo ★★★½

    Funny, cute and sweet.

    The plot is simple, but the touch of humor made it interesting. Even with Tyler Poelle’s bad acting, Joel Rush made their scenes so much better. Filmography is good, but the director certainly had in his hands an awesome location, could be better. I really enjoyed some songs.

    technical specifications;
    actings: ★★★
    plot: ★★★★
    filmography: ★★★
    sound effects or music theme: ★★★½

  • Nichtsbesondern

    Review by Nichtsbesondern ★★½

    He's a type A idiot. The exact type of control freak with borderline OCD tendencies that have him constantly in control although not. Except in sex and thank god he's a nympho wild in the sack. Because his personal trainer boyfriend is the kind of idiot that is a perfectly tanned pair of abs and arms that leaves you looking at the pairing going "him? he's dating him?". One mcguffin later, pretty boy dashes off to get what he thinks he's missing, and who cares what that is. Meanwhile, thinking it's over with his perfect husband, Type A throws himself into work. And family. Helping his sister save her struggling gay oasis in nameless big city (sorry West Hollywood, I…

  • brooke

    Review by brooke

    feel like enjoying cheesy bad gay romcoms is my thing. this is not an exception, nor is it a recommendation. they’re just my personal catharsis

  • Fabian Andrés

    Review by Fabian Andrés ★★★★

    A cute romantic comedy about how the fall-out of a long-term relationship helps a man coming into his 30s find his ultimate love.

    PROS: Fun, enjoyable cast all-around, and a cast especially good to look at throughout. For an LGBTQ+, it was great to see a larger represenation of lesbian women. The film also did a great job of reminding us that we are more than just looks and should not fall to stereotypical convictions. I related very hard to the scene of Pete going off about how he gets quetioned for being single just because he is conventionally attractive.

    CONS: The character development could have beent fleshed out better. It felt like the movie was trying to characterize Cory…

  • batsbats

    Review by batsbats ★½

    - I love how the unique selling point for this West Hollywood garbage is that "Sure Jan" from the 90's Brady Bunch movies plays a lesbian in this, hahahaha
    - I love how we're suppose to believe that mister fugly teeth can score such hot guys
    - I loved when Joel Rush recited his poetry and it was literally two lines, lol
    - "pepperoni adonis"

    Yeah, it's bad.

  • simplybennett

    Review by simplybennett ★★

    Eh.