I hope that the people who are leaving the negative reviews, aren't leaving them because the two lead characters didn't stay together in the end? I admit, it is incredibly frustrating when these queer male films reel you in with this amazing love story, having you on the edge of your seat rooting for them to stay together, only to have it all blow up in our face in the end - but that's not a legit reason to say it was a "bad" movie, at least in my opinion. This really was a beautiful love story even though it didn't work out and the fact that it didn't work out but we still got to see what the possibility of it could have been, makes this film important because it's teaching you that lesson of just be honest when a situation like this occurs. They both should have just told their partners from the beginning. They both take the blame tbh but man i was rooting for them! Ugh. The last scene where they say their goodbyes, got me a little teary eyed. It was so heart wrenching I wanted to die Omg :(. But still a good film but it definitely made me feel something.

British gay romance drama. Two members of a gay rugby team--Mark (Alexander Lincoln) and Warren (Alexander King)--become attracted to each other and begin to fall in love. The problem is they both already have partners. However they have trouble fighting their attraction to each other.

At 134 minutes it's way too long and there's nothing new or ground-breaking here but it still worked for me. The acting is excellent by the two leads and there's LOTS of gay kissing scenes. The one sex scene we see is erotic but not explicit. Also (for once) this is a gay love story that does not have a tragic ending. It's bittersweet and a little sad (I admit I was crying) but hopeful. I applaud any gay film that doesn't end tragically. So no great shakes but I liked it.

I was warned this wasn't great but I wasn't expecting it to be as bad as it was. The script is so appaling I am perplexed how it ever got commissioned. All of the characters are woefully underwritten or developed with little though given to their actions or decisions. Finally the finished product desperately needs half hour removing from its laborious running time. The lead does a good enough job portraying his situation but everyone is so unlikeable it's very difficult to care about anything or anyone. Four starts for the lead, the photography and wanting to portray lgbt relationships within a sports team.