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REVIEW - TRICK

One of the all-time best-sellers! Slick,
entertaining, romantic and essential.

"By the time that Trick reaches its
disarmingly quiet climax of a kiss, you
realize you're seeing the single most
romantic moment in any movie this
year."
Owen Gleiberman,
Entertainment Weekly

This funny and romantic screwball
comedy has become an instant classic.
Gabriel (Campbell), a cute,
effervescent music composer, and
Mark (Pitoc), a darkly handsome go-go
boy, lock eyes and long to link loins
but through a series of events just
can't seem to be alone long enough to
get it on. What would have been a
quickie turns into a day for the two
men to get to know each other. They
spend the day enduring intrusions,
visited by friends and separated by ex
and future ex-lovers. In a cinematic
gay world of cookie-cutter plots, trick's
seductive tale offers a fresh and
exciting alternative, and one that
speaks truths on love and
relationships no matter what the sexual
orientation. In support, Spelling is quite
memorable as Gabriel's bulldozing
actress/singer-wannabe best friend.
Her table-side rant is hilarious. A
beguiling romantic comedy which
manages to capture both romance and
comedy.