Réalisation:
Jim FallPhotographie:
Terry StaceyActeurs·trices:
Tori Spelling, Christian Campbell, Brad Beyer, Kate Flannery, Joey Dedio, Lorri Bagley, Kevin Chamberlin, Missi Pyle, Scottie Epstein, Will Keenan (plus)Résumés(1)
Gabriel is a young, gay aspiring musical theater writer/composer whose life seems to be stuck in the first act. He shares a tiny one-room apartment with Rich, whose robust and heterosexual lovelife has left Gabriel sleeping in the hallway. His best friend, Katherine is a struggling off-off-off Broadway actress who bulldozes through his life with equal bravado. Underwhelmed with the blandness of both his work and life, Gabriel heads out to a local gay cruise bar to liven things up. Dancing high atop the bar is resident go-go boy Mark. Gabriel is enraptured but not brave enough to approach him. He finishes his drink and heads to the subway. As the train rolls downtown, Gabriel realizes that his go-go boy is on the same train. They flirt. When Gabriel gets off at his stop, Mark follows. Having all but secured a perfect one night stand, Gabriel is left with one little problem. They have no place to go... (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (1)
Trick is well above average for romantic comedies about the "four percent" and manages to impress with its straightforward and quite simple story, which has a predictable ending, but I was still satisfied. The actors are pretty average throughout the film and perhaps the only one who stands out is Tori Spelling, who is again notoriously annoying, but this time it's to her advantage. In short, an enjoyable film that impressed me most for its ordinariness.
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