camyado

I did love the first movie. It ran with the idea of making a gay version of American Pie and ran with it. The character's became realistic and though it lost me at times it's charm held me till the end.

The second however, was an abomination. The script needed many many more edits before it made it into production. The fact that all of the actors had to be replaced was one of many problems. Their replacements were not completely thought out. Andy's in particular, seemed nothing like his character in the first.

However the premise still had some promise. Taking them all for spring break sounded very hilarious and had plenty of room for laughs and promiscuity. And we were instantly introduced to "Jaspers" our three antagonists. And Griff and Jarrod's budding relationship opened up the idea of sexual monogamy a real issue that many couples face today, a promise for some type of depth to the entire plot.

They failed.

It seemed like all the plot lines had promise even Nico's rather week like with a bad luck Tiki seems to be the set up for some hilarious consequences.

But then the script fails to deliver.

There was not enough prep put into this movie and there was not enough thought given to the final product. And finally the promise of yet another sequel "Gays in Space" sounds atrocious.

I went to see this movie as a last resort. It was really the only thing we could agree on. I was expecting another Juno, trashy teen comedy.

But about ten minutes in I realized how unique and truly funny. The characters were all so interesting. and I was so relieved that for once we finally see gay character's who aren't clichéd stereotypes who are merely present to give fashion advice and spill out effeminate one liners.

The whole romp through New York city was inspiring and the soundtrack absolutely perfect for the tone.

Caroline's drunkin escapades make you laugh out loud and Nick and Norah's touching romance makes you smile and gets to the heart of the troubles finding love.