Okay... so were to begin.
1- I am loving Em and Ted together. Really I am. But Dijon was kinda hot. I understand why Em was having a little trouble. What's weird is that Emmett would even consider listening to Brian about anything to do with a relationship. But then it struck me, They have ALL went to Brian for relationship advice.
2-The munchers and another Baby.Can someone answer this...WHY? I mean they don't even pay attention to the one they have.
3-I hate Michael. That's it. His need to get the dig in to Justin about "Brian being good for something" was just uncalled for.Here he is going to Justin because he needs him for the comic, and has the nerve to insult him in the same breath. Will he ever learn?
4-We get to see Craig Taylor again. I want to see Craig more. I know I love in a world where men feel that there own representation of their masculinity is also reflected in the kinda of son's they raise. But I think it's entirely unrealistic that NONE of these men have father's that accept them. I would like to see more of this so called "struggle" for Craig. I think it would be a very interesting story to watch. But I love how wonderfully Randy played that scene. There was no drama princess antics, no hysterics. Just a young man who is comfortable with everything about himself, despite his want of his father's love.
5- The opening scene with Brian and his "Ghost" was hot, but heartbreaking. Brian is obviously having issues when he has to turn a trick into someone else. I think his throwing "Weird Piereced Nipple" guy out was very strange in the way he completely refused to look at the guy afterward. Now I know this is nothing new. But it's the first time I have ever seen Brian look "sad" to have been with a trick. He was physically gratified. But the look on his face tells of someone who is realizing that it's not emotionally gratifying.
6-When Justin goes to see Brian about the tution, myheart just breaks. I mean...since when does Brian sit at home watching television? It's awfully sad. But I love how Brian gets his point across about not caring about money, by throwing hislovely feet on the new expensive coffee table. The dialog in the movie is key. All the things unsaid between the boys, spilling out of the original "Wild One's " lips.
Ohh well...Tell me what you think?