The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green

Heard a lot of negative comments, but the trailer convinced me to at least check it out. I was pleasantly surprised. A nice, cute film with some very nice moments. Well written/acted/directed/produced - the only trouble for me is that... Full review

The Ethan Green strip isn't the funniest thing on the planet but it's not Family Circle/Garfield bad. Given that it's been going on forever, there was plenty of material there to make a slim (80 minutes-ish, minus opening and closing credits)... Full review

I loved this movie, the actors, the writing the score, everything about it. It's a shame it's not on release in the UK, I only discovered it by accident on Here TV and went on a search to to see... Full review

If you want a very funny movie than this is it. Very good gay movie.. Very good gay movie and David letterle does a good job in making us laugh. The situations he gets himself in a very funny. ..He... Full review

A funny line from a funny song, but somehow it captures the mood of this light little comedy, made with enough wit and ingenuity to keep our attention, rehashing some tired gay stereotypes with a fresh approach, and in the... Full review

The movie was never trying to be ground breaking or amazing. its a light hilarious movie with broad generalizations that everyone can identify with. Anyone who gives this movie a low rating was looking for too much. Why cant we... Full review

After reading so many horrible reviews of this film I had to muster up strength to even go see it. To be honest, the only reason I went was to see Letterle, whom I've had a thing for since the... Full review

In THE MOSTLY UNFABULOUS SOCIAL LIFE OF ETHAN GREEN, there is one great laugh: As two of the characters argue with each other in a bookstore, all the shelves are packed tight, except the one marked "Lesbian Humor," which only has... Full review

We went last night to by far the funniest new film of the year so far, THE MOSTLY UNFABULOUS SOCIAL LIFE OF ETHAN GREEN, an R rated (a few decades ago it would have been considered an X) release drawn... Full review

If you're looking for a slight cross between "The Broken Hearts Club" and "The Breakfast Club", it's right here. Not one of the best movies I've seen but if you liked Daniel Letterle in "Camp!" then here's your chance to... Full review

Eric Orner, creator of the underground comic strip on which this film is based, has said that he's always envisioned the strip - which debuted in Boston's Bay Windows in 1989 and has since spread to more than 100 newsweeklies... ... Full Article

After years of relying on the "it's not you, it's me" excuse, a gay man in his late twenties begins to realize that he might really be the one to blame for his failed relationships in this broad comedy. ... Full Article

THE MOSTLY UNFABULOUS SOCIAL LIFE OF ETHAN GREEN While comic book aficionados furiously argue whether or not the X-Men, Superman and Batman have been well-served by their leaps onto the big screen, the movie version of the long-running queer comic... ... Full Article

he Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green is another step back for the gay community, a shrill account of a privileged do-nothing who's too self-absorbed to see when Mr. Right is on the receiving end of his cock. ... Full Article

Some fans of Eric Orner's comic strip, ``The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green," will be pleased to know that the characters have made it to the movies with their one dimension firmly intact. ... Full Article