Almost Love (2019) Sell By – A gay comedy film by Mike Doyle – Trailer

An ensemble comedy about romance in the smartphone era.

Almost Love (2019)
Sell By (original title)

2019| Drama, Romance | 02 Avg 2020

5.5Rating: 5.5 / 10 from 751 usersMetascore: 5.5

Does every relationship have an expiration date? Adam and Marklin are about to find out. Their 5- year relationship has gone from a passionate flame to a medium burn, forcing them to reconcile with each other’s shortcomings all while watching their support network crumble around them. Best friend Cammy’s latest beau checks all of her boxes – if you don’t count that he actually lives in a box; Haley’s student is more interested in studying her than for the SATs; and Elizabeth and Damon – the “stable” ones – are on the brink of divorce after 15 years of so-called bliss. But, in this mess, hope springs eternal as they all hilariously muddle their way through to try and make life work.

Director: Mike Doyle
Writer: Mike Doyle
Country: USA
Language: English
Duration: 94 min
Stars: Scott Evans, Augustus Prew, Michelle Buteaum, Colin Donnell, Christopher Gray, Chris Henry Coffey, Jake O’Connor

 
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I “Almost Love” this movie- it’s staying in the “Yeah I liked it” group for me. It’s slow and easy to follow and I was curious to how this would end. I’m really disappointed that Haley (Zoe Chao) is conflicted about her feelings about Scott James (Christopher Gray), he’s 17. It doesn’t seem realistic for someone in her mid-30s to fall for a high school kid. Just seems out of touch for me. But I am glad she pushed him away and he was mature enough to meet another girl. I liked that Cammy (Michelle Buteau) tried to give Henry (Colin Donnell) a chance, though I wish they would’ve taken their time to explore his story line and the real reasons why he’s homeless and how this could be addressed – as opposed to focusing on whether or not a self-respecting woman would sleep with a homeless man. The relationship between Adam (Scott Evans) and Marklin (Augustus Prew) was the most realistic for me. I thought their messy, conflicted relationship with secrets and insecurities was easy to relate to.