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Prom Queen
by Wolfe Video
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Publisher: Wolfe Video
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD, Widescreen, NTSC
Actors: Aaron Ashmore, Marie Tifo, Jean Pierre Bergeron, Mac Fyfe, Tamara Hope
PROM QUEEN is the story of Marc Hall, a popular, out gay teenager from Ontario. It’s prom time, and Marc and his pals are making plans for the big dance. But their dreams of the big night come to a halt when the school tells Marc he can’t bring his boyfriend, and the other kids rally behind him to protest this decision. To Marc’s surprise, the media picks up the cause, and in time, the decision goes all the way to the Canadian Supreme Court.PROM QUEEN is based on a true story, but is framed as a teen comedy/drama. "Light and fun," says Jason Chow of the National Post, who calls the movie reminiscent of "The Breakfast Club" and "Three O’Clock High." Rising young star Aaron Ashmore stars as Marc, with "Kids in the Hall" veterans Scott Thompson and Dave Foley as Marc’s lawyer and his school principal respectively. The film features 14 pop hits from such artists as Melanie Doane and Erasure.
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| starting of a new chapter in life |
| Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 |
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We would recomend this movie to all this movie hits home and things like this are still going on today around the world. It takes you in to some ones life and tell you the extremes you have to go threw just to have some kind of equality,been there done it in my life,now married legaly to my partner. This movie also shows that the church and state should be seperated,because of the diffrent beleifs between the both,it's like oil and water doesnot mix. We give this movie two thumbs up,watch it you will enjoy it,afterall maybe it could help you to move on. The times you think you may have friends and you think you can count on them when times are tough that is when you find out your true friend so donnot be fooled and again enjoy this movie we did.Prom Queen
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| Time for a change |
| Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 |
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I love this movie. It is quite a change from your typical gay movie. It has heart and a great story of love and equality among all people. I highly recommend this movie.
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| I LOVE THIS MOIVE |
| Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 |
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OKAY THIS MOVIE WAS ABOUT TWO GAY GUESS WHO CANT GO TO PROM BEACUSE THEY ARE GAY AND HE GOES TO A CALTHOLIC SCHOOL. ITS AMAZING!!!!!! I HAVE TO BUY IT!!!!NOW ALL I NEED IS TO BE ABLE TO PUT IT ON MY IPOD
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| Sad commentary on our system |
| Customer Rating: 4 out of 5 |
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This movie spotlights the intolerance we have for each other in order to "follow the rules." No matter what we believe is fair and right, the rules must be followed. It does fictionalize some portions in order to make a better movie, which must be understood going in. I appreciated the extras that pulled away some of those layers so that we could see the differences.
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| Great Canadian Movie |
| Customer Rating: 4 out of 5 |
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For those fans of Smallville, this movie should be a treat as Jimmy Olsen (Aaron Ashmore) plays the main role as Marc Hall. Based on a true story of a senior Catholic high school student in a small town (Oshawa) in the province of Ontario (south of Toronto), Canada, it depicts a confrontation between law and religion.
Marc is a highly intelligent kid in a Catholic high school, he is gay.
Marc has a boyfriend Jason (Mac Fyfe) who he wants to take to the prom. The principal and the board of directors of the school are totally opposed basing their argument on the Church's position on homosexuality. Marc's friends at school are all out to help him so that he can take Jason to the prom. From the collection of eye candy kids, the movie moves along proving the strong family relation between Marc and his accepting parents, the Canadian Union representative at Marc's father local factory who backs him up all the way, the sleazy lawyer who helps taking the case to court and get a moment of fame himself.
The movie is lite even though of the very controversial subject. Marc wins his case but not before he realizes that in his selfish act he forgets about other people's feelings. The movie is obviously a very strong political statement about gay rights, but, the ending proves that sometimes we win if we fight for what we believe in. Marc loose his chance for a scholarship through the school but is backed by a Canadian Union and receives a scholarship through them, making that the fight was worthwhile. Oh yes, he does take Jason to the prom.
This is a great movie for high school gay teens, showing them not to give up in their beliefs. In a couple scenes there is the religious undertone of Marc being chosen for this purpose. All the actors are very cute, a tradition kept in movies. There is a short documentary in the special features showing the real Marc ,his boyfriend, and school friends. They look more ordinary. The actors are probably all Canadian, and the soundtrack is good, again mostly Canadian artists.
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