Just what we needed. As if "Kiss Me Guido" wasn't the definitive coffin closer on gay/straight relationship comedies, along comes "Hit and Runway". I have two positive comments. (1)The guy who played Alex was very good and (2) At least there weren't any drag queens (at least I don't think there were, I finally had to wake my companion up and insist we leave about an hour and 20 minutes into it).
The gay character was such a witless moron and so annoyingly written, I wanted to scream. I felt like through all of it, he was auditioning for a gig in the Catskills. Everything kept grinding to a halt for him to perform some standup comedy joke. I thought I was watching an episode of "The Nanny". The whole business with him and the little twink was such nonsense, offensive to gays and jews. But, apparently all that is okay because the co-writer is gay and jewish. ".
I hope this never finds a distributor, but some company will probably pick it up, release it and bomb terribly with it.
The gay character was such a witless moron and so annoyingly written, I wanted to scream. I felt like through all of it, he was auditioning for a gig in the Catskills. Everything kept grinding to a halt for him to perform some standup comedy joke. I thought I was watching an episode of "The Nanny". The whole business with him and the little twink was such nonsense, offensive to gays and jews. But, apparently all that is okay because the co-writer is gay and jewish. ".
I hope this never finds a distributor, but some company will probably pick it up, release it and bomb terribly with it.