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Alyson Hannigan, Marla Sokoloff, Sam Anderson, Mackenzie Astin, Thomas Dekker, Lee Garlington, Anthony Rapp, Jonathan Bennett, Hutchi Hancock, Alona Tal, and Adam Huber in Do You Take This Man (2016)

Review by ohlabtechguy

Do You Take This Man

5/10

Stressed out gay couple question their commitment...

The primary flaw with this movie is that there is no character development of the two leads. We don't know much about them on the eve of their planned wedding, yet we are expected to cry a river when trouble in paradise arises. Acting was alright. The stand out was the actor playing Jason. He seemed like the only polished pro on the set. The most memorable part of the script was what the dad had to say about his son's gayness. His thoughts were logical, rational and caring....and not a perspective that is typically heard. Pretty low on production values as it was shot mostly in one interior location, a house in LA. In the end, the director should have kept Jason, fired the rest and searched for a better script with better character development before expecting the audience to care about two guys getting married.
  • ohlabtechguy
  • Feb 26, 2021

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