From Zero to I Love You

2019

Drama / Romance

3
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 76% · 4 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 76%
IMDb Rating 6.2/10 10 1313 1.3K

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Director

Doug Spearman Photo
Doug Spearman

Top cast

Jay Huguley Photo
Jay Huguley as Eric Dupont
Richard Lawson Photo
Richard Lawson as Ron Logsdon
Toby Poser Photo
Toby Poser as Wedding Guest
Shane Johnson Photo
Shane Johnson as Clay
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977.37 MB
1280*544
English 2.0
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23.976 fps
1 hr 46 min
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1.77 GB
1920*816
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 46 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by ohlabtechguy 6 / 10

Couldn't keep my interest....

I'm dying to see all the new gay romance movies, but this one fell flat for me. Seemed all contrived and not real. The married gay guy had this annoying nasal voice and his black squeeze was too feminine acting. Sorry, I like perfection on the screen....ain't that the main reason drop dead gorgeous guys get picked to become actors? And then the pseudo macho gay guy with tatts was just a typical urban gay clone. Acting was OK. The actress playing the dumber than dumb wife was good. Near the end, the pace slowed too much. The climax scene in the street was just too Hollywoodesque. Didn't buy any of this film for a minute.
Reviewed by chong_an 7 / 10

Love, lust, or commitment

Pete, a single black man, has an affair with Jack, a married white man. Pete's father, a lawyer, is upset that Pete is dating a married man for the 4th time, and urges Pete to commit and settle down. Meanwhile, Jack has had homosexual episodes since his teens, married the prettiest girl in his class, had 2 kids, and both Jack and his wife have successful careers. Regardless of his behavior, Jack confesses to his counselor that he doesn't want to be gay or bisexual. While Pete and Jack declare their love for each other, will Jack finally divorce his wife, and will Pete be willing to wait for the divorce?I saw this at the Inside Out LGBT festival, and the Q+A answered a puzzle I was having. The story was set in the present - Jack's brother-in-law warns Jack against leaving an electronic footprint by texting or sending "dick pics", and Jack's lawyer jokes about his "1st divorce", given that same-sex marriage is now legal. But the "don't want to be gay" attitude seemed to be from an earlier period. It turns out that the inspiration for this film came from the writer / director's experiences earlier in life, before he became too old to play Pete himself. OK, I understand, but it still means I give it a mixed review.
Reviewed by javierubio 5 / 10

Not Convinced on the Acting Nor The Story Either!

Since the first moment I saw this picture I knew it was going to be a big compromise from me to not jump to conclusions that it was going to be a Hollywood Fake Movie. And it was! I didn't believe in the acting of any involved in this drama story where i found everything very insipid and so predictable specially from the the cast of this film! Everything sounded so annoying and honestly for me it was only a gay story where production, direction and acting was just a Big try from rescuing some Dramatic Love (Unbelievable) Scenes that did not make the movie any better!
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