BHC is exactly what it is billed as: a romantic comedy. We watch as a group of friends struggle with being young, being old, being gay, who they are, and where they are going.
None of the characters are shining examples of humanity, rather each has their vices and personality traits. And each has to deal with their situation in the world. The story has very down-to-earth feel, with quite a bit of the story concentrating on relationships. In the end, some things are resolved, but its not so locked down that you feel like things were handed down on a silver platter.
BHC has a surprisingly well rounded cast, including good acting from the likes of Dean Cain (whose 'Lois and Clark' acting failed to impress). Limited nudity and tasteful bedroom scenes add to the direction of the movie.
I watched it on DVD and would definitely see it again.
None of the characters are shining examples of humanity, rather each has their vices and personality traits. And each has to deal with their situation in the world. The story has very down-to-earth feel, with quite a bit of the story concentrating on relationships. In the end, some things are resolved, but its not so locked down that you feel like things were handed down on a silver platter.
BHC has a surprisingly well rounded cast, including good acting from the likes of Dean Cain (whose 'Lois and Clark' acting failed to impress). Limited nudity and tasteful bedroom scenes add to the direction of the movie.
I watched it on DVD and would definitely see it again.