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I won't lie, I laughed at this movie, a lot. But I felt it could have been shortened considerably if they took out the gratuitous vulgarity and infantile humor.

The comedy was below even a twelve-year old's tastes. The goofy S&M gags were too overdone and the viagra laced champagne was way more than needed to be seen, and we won't even mention the hospital scene.

Overall, I'd have to be under the influence of something really strong to ever watch this movie again.

I am so excited that this show is getting watched. I am thrilled that it breaks down the stereotypes of gay people. Hollywood does tend to glamorize gay people and pigeonhole the entire community. This show gives people a different take on the all too utopian Will and Grace. I personally like how Butch has to put up with fear and ignorance in the episodes. There are a lot of gay people who aren't affluent New Yorkers who deserve a role model. Too many times the gay community sells out. This show may not be high art, but it caters to those who have a taste for realistic characters.

If you haven't seen it yet, please take time out of your schedule to see an extremely gifted actor play the new American Hero. Thank you Fox for taking a chance on a risky show. Thanks Mr. Goodman for being there.

This film moved me. Trick follows such a realistic tone in the performance of the actors which grows more true to life as the story progresses. Like several young gay men, Christian Campbell's character is somewhat of a wallflower and then meets a really cute go go boy. As the story progresses, we see it turn into something more of a romance quite perfectly punctuated with comic relief. Tori Spelling's kooky Katherine was stunningly entertaining (Bravo, I for one didn't know she had it in her). The character of Miss Coco Peru, the obligatory, though hilariously tragic drag queen was probably the funniest interlude in the film. It's a unique indie hit that is sure to be an instant Gay classic. Make sure you see this film.