The Trip (2002)
Medium level coarse language, drug use, adult themes
| Director: | Miles Swain |
| Actors: | James Handy, Ray Baker, Steve Braun, Faith Salie, Larry Sullivan, Dennis Bailey |
Romance, politics, sex and humor all collide during two men’s journey of passion, self-discovery and adventure. Tommy (Steve Braun) meets Alan (Larry Sullivan), at a swinging party in 1973. An intense love affair begins, setting in motion a torrid and unpredictable relationship that steers its way through the turbulent political climate of the 70’s and 80’s.
| Status: | Unavailable |
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| Run time: | 97mins |
| Origin: | UNITED STATES |
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Member Reviews (4)
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Lucy C.
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I agree with the other reviews this film was uneven. Should have been on a par with Brokeback Mountain but it just didn't quite make it,
Jennifer B.
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Funny in places and sad in others.
Ben
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This movie spans from the early 70s' to early 80's, so you've got gay liberation and the AIDS epidemic all bundled in with a couple of seemingly ageless lead boy actors. A watchable tale with some sentiment and occasional funny one-liners.
Peter H.
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I would have liked to have rated this higher but it was just too uneven. The first two thirds is a largely a comedy of "boy meets and falls in love with boy" and parts of it are a hoot. Thereafter it switches to a drama and (occasionally) a melodrama. Despite the title this isn't a gay road movie. Worth watching but don't expect too much. "Cowboys and Angels" and "Latter Days" are worth seeking out too.