Movie Review: G.B.F. (advanced viewing) -
G.B.F is a comedy in the vein of MEAN GIRLS and CLUELESS and centres around Tanner and Brent, two gay best friends. Brent longs for the spotlight and believes that coming out will make him instantly popular as North Gateway High’s very first G.B.F. (or Gay Best Friend). Tanner on the other hand, would rather fly under the radar and finish high school without ever being noticed.
When Tanner is outed instead of Brent, the two boys go from B.F.Fs to instant frenemies. Enter the three most popular girls in school -- queen-of-mean bombshell Fawcett, drama club diva Caprice, and sweet, Mormon good-girl ‘Shley, who launch an all-out social war to win Tanner’s friendship. From the press release.
This March,
Egmont UK and Peccadillo Pictures have teamed up to promote both David Levithan's latest UK release,
Two Boys Kissing, and G.B.F., a teen movie featuring two gay protagonists together. Unbelievably, I was offered the exciting opportunity to interview the Director of G.B.F, Darren Stein - which you can read later today - and I was given the chance to watch G.B.F in advance to help me conduct my interview. Not only is it completely insane that I've been given this fantastic opportunity, but the movie was so good, I have so much more to say about it than I can in my interview with Stein. And so a review!
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