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Latter Days

Play trailer Poster for Latter Days R,  2004,  1h 47m,  Comedy/ Drama/ Romance/ LGBTQ+ Play Trailer Watchlist
Watchlist 44% 45 Reviews Tomatometer 78% 10,000+ Ratings Popcornmeter
44% Tomatometer 45 Reviews 78% Popcornmeter 10,000+ Ratings
Aaron Davis (Steve Sandvoss), a young Mormon, arrives in Los Angeles with three fellow missionaries to evangelize. The group's promiscuous gay neighbor, Christian (Wes Ramsey), makes a bet he can seduce and sleep with one of them, and his flirtatious ways help Aaron realize he is actually gay. Returning home to small-town Idaho in shame, Aaron is sent to a faith-based center to be cured of his homosexuality -- while Christian, who's fallen in love with him, desperately tries to find him.
Latter Days

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Critics Consensus

A melodramatic plot and character stereotypes turn the movie into a sitcom.

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Carla Meyer San Francisco Chronicle Apr 2, 2004
1/4
Renders its gay and religious characters so stereotypical that neither lifestyle appears attractive. Go to Full Review
Tom Long Detroit News Apr 2, 2004
C-
A coming-of-age, coming-out, romantic comedy, religious intolerance flick, and if that sounds a bit crowded, that's because it is. Go to Full Review
Steven Rea Philadelphia Inquirer Apr 2, 2004
2.5/4
A fairly flat, predictable tale. Go to Full Review
Amanda Jane Stern Film Inquiry Oct 20, 2020
It's not a bad movie, but it's also not great. If you're feeling nostalgic for early aughts movies like She's All That, then this is for you. Go to Full Review
Brian Orndorf Blu-ray.com Nov 12, 2017
B
Instead of mockery, "Latter Days" is a vulnerable effort, rich with compassion and patience. Go to Full Review
Cole Smithey ColeSmithey.com Jun 13, 2008
3/5
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Draco S Nov 26, 2018 Who cares about cliches? It's good. Watch it. Why? Because truth is stranger than... yadda yadda yadda.
Hermione R Nov 27, 2014 The good parts are scattered throughout this movie, but they are lost in the mess of the narative and the long scenes. It had a story to tell, not very convincing, but it was fun. Steve Sandvoss owned his scenes as the Elder. See more
Abraham S Aug 31, 2007 Bad acting - good intentions... Yes, I cried.
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Cast & Crew

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C. Jay Cox

Director

Steve Sandvoss

Elder Aaron Davis

Wes Ramsey

Christian

Rebekah Johnson

Julie

Amber Benson

Traci

Khary Payton

Andrew

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Latter Days

Latter Days (2004) Left to right: Traci (Amber Benson) listens to Christian (Wes Ramsey) talk about men in C. Jay Cox's LATTER DAYS. Left to right: Aaron (Steve Sandvoss) listens to Christian (Wes Ramsey) tell him a story in C. Jay Cox's LATTER DAYS. Left to right: Aaron (Steve Sandvoss) and Ryder (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) explain the mission of the Church of Latter Day Saints in C. Jay Cox's LATTER DAYS. Left to right: Aaron (Steve Sandvoss) learns that there's more to life than laundry with Christian (Wes Ramsey) in C. Jay Cox's LATTER DAYS. A scene from the film LATTER DAYS. Left to right: Christian (Wes Ramsey) shares his electronic diary with Lila (Jacqueline Bisset) while Julie (Rebekah Jordan) knows works needs to be done in C. Jay Cox's LATTER DAYS. Aaron (Steve Sandvoss) must confront his parents in C. Jay Cox's LATTER DAYS. Top to bottom: Another Fall day in LA where Julie (Rebekah Jordan) and Christian (Wes Ramsey) soak up the sun in C. Jay Cox's LATTER DAYS. Sister Davis (Mary Kay Place), Aaron's mom, experiences a tense moment in C. Jay Cox's LATTER DAYS. View more photos

Movie Info

Synopsis Aaron Davis (Steve Sandvoss), a young Mormon, arrives in Los Angeles with three fellow missionaries to evangelize. The group's promiscuous gay neighbor, Christian (Wes Ramsey), makes a bet he can seduce and sleep with one of them, and his flirtatious ways help Aaron realize he is actually gay. Returning home to small-town Idaho in shame, Aaron is sent to a faith-based center to be cured of his homosexuality -- while Christian, who's fallen in love with him, desperately tries to find him.
Director
C. Jay Cox
Producer
G. Sterling Zinsmeyer
Screenwriter
C. Jay Cox
Distributor
TLA Releasing
Production Co
Funny Boy, Davis Entertainment
Rating
R (Language|Strong Sexual Content)
Genre
Comedy, Drama, Romance, LGBTQ+
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jan 30, 2004, Original
Release Date (Streaming)
Mar 10, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA)
$819.9K
Runtime
1h 47m
Sound Mix
Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio
Flat (1.85:1)
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