Do you love me? I Do!
It is refreshing to discover a little film that deals with important issues and respects those issues to the point of avoiding cliché and parody. I DO was written, produced and stars the very talented (and handsome and hunky) David W. Ross who has composed a story that deals with the now newsworthy attention on Proposition 8, the Defense Of Marriage Act (DOMA), immigration issues, and the spectrum of the gay community, and from these poignant issues he delivers a touching, humorous, tart, and ultimately deeply moving film.
Jack Edwards (David W. Ross) was born in England but came to America to study Photography and is successful in his art but lacks a significant other: we get the message that he has transient affairs with men who disappoint him. We meet Jack in a restaurant where he is joining his brother Peter (Grant Bowler) and his wife Mya (Alicia Witt) to hear that Mya is expecting. The happy trio leaves the restaurant and in hailing a cab, Jack drops his wallet...
a little catharsis
...i enjoyed the movie I Do...I thought it was well represented and the continuity was very good...I even teared a little at the end. It gave me much to think about. And I was very immersed in the characters. Good movie...
Eye opening...
I enjoyed this movie greatly. It had some sad, funny, romantic and poinent moments. I also really liked the writing and the cast. Opened my eyes to another layer around the issue of "gay marriage".
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