Whirlwind

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5.4/10

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A homosexual man with a bad string of luck with men, tries to cause havoc in his friends' relationships

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After being dumped, Drake takes out his pain on a tight group of gay friends through temptation and deceit, will he succeed in destroying their lives?After being dumped, Drake takes out his pain on a tight group of gay friends through temptation and deceit, will he succeed in destroying their lives?After being dumped, Drake takes out his pain on a tight group of gay friends through temptation and deceit, will he succeed in destroying their lives?

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IMDb RATING

5.4/10

558

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Brad Anderson (Desmond) and Michael Paternostro (Louis) both appeared together in the 2006 Broadway revival of "A Chorus Line" at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater as Don and Greg respectively.

Goofs
Near the end of the movie when Sean (Bryan West) goes to Drake's (David Rudd) place for a drink, as Drake brings the drinks over to where Sean is sitting, you can clearly see a microphone body pack transmitter attached to Drake's jeans. A later scene following that one shows Bobby (Alexis Suarez) and Sean (Bryan West) arguing about the previous night. As Bobby throws his duffel bag on the bed, you can see his microphone body pack transmitter attached to the back of his jeans.

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Open It Up
Written and Arranged by Jason Brown

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Featured review

This Whirlwind really blows...

This is a very predictable, cliche'-ridden gay morality play (yes...oxymoron) filled with over-acting, camp and not much else. The punch-line of every scene seems to be someone pulling out a joint...which is of course hiLARIOUS the more times it happens. The "villain" is beyond Vaudeville expectations, and the real tragedy is you really just don't care about any of these characters. Unless you're related to one of these actors (or slept with them apparently) then you can safely let this Whirlwind blow right past you.