Scott Tobias AV Club Sep 26, 2005

Moreton shows plenty of ambition in his second feature, but somewhere in the space between page and screen, he lost the thread.

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Don Willmott Filmcritic.com Apr 1, 2005 2.5/5

incredibly plot-heavy yet feels light as a feather

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Moira MacDonald Seattle Times Jan 14, 2005 1.5/4

Filled with pretty faces and empty logic, David Moreton's noir-wannabe Testosterone flounders about, doing everything but flutter its eyelashes in an attempt to distract us from its lack of substance.

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Desson Thomson Washington Post Dec 17, 2004

The movie's primary interest seems to be in following several good-looking men wherever they care to meander.

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Tom Long Detroit News Dec 17, 2004 D

A pointless, wandering tale of obsession that seems to have little purpose beyond showing that gay characters can be in a messed-up movie too.

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John Monaghan Detroit Free Press Dec 17, 2004 1/4

[Relies] on a creaky plot and gaping lapses in plausibility.

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Tom Meek Boston Phoenix Dec 11, 2004

Unfortunately, Testosterone isn't as provocative as its premise or its title.

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Stephen Schaefer Boston Herald Dec 10, 2004 1/4

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Wesley Morris Boston Globe Dec 10, 2004 1/4

A tonal car wreck -- the equivalent of Chuck Norris crashing though the pages of an Isabel Allende novel.

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Chris Hewitt St. Paul Pioneer Press Dec 9, 2004 2/4

The tone-challenged movie is meant to be a dark comedy, but there are long stretches without laughs.

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Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone TheMovieChicks.com Dec 3, 2004 3/5

Broken hearts and testosterone don't mix well with machetes (I think I would have preferred watching the 10 months of romance that they skipped over in the beginning).

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Tom Maurstad Dallas Morning News Dec 2, 2004 C-

A lackluster and meandering exercise in psycho-sexual provocation.

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Eric D. Snider EricDSnider.com Nov 27, 2004 C

The film's major objective appears to be showing cute men doing suggestive things. But if that's your thing, why not just look at pictures? Why ruin it with a story?

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Achy Obejas Chicago Tribune Nov 26, 2004 1/4

This is a movie in which things happen for no reason other than that the director wills them to happen in order for something else to happen, logic be damned.

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Marc Savlov Austin Chronicle Nov 21, 2004 2.5/5

Woefully shallow.

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Sean P. Means Salt Lake Tribune Nov 19, 2004 2/4

The male characters are bland, a fatal flaw for a gay movie, while the women - Celina Font, Sonia Braga and Jennifer Coolidge - steal the show.

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Laura Kelly South Florida Sun-Sentinel Nov 4, 2004 1/4

If you want to see a movie with some real chops about gays in Argentina, rent Wong Kar Wai's still-hip, still-smoldering Happy Together from 1997, and happier you will be.

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Luke Y. Thompson New Times Oct 22, 2004

It's evident that Dean is capable of getting many other good-looking boyfriends if he so desires -- why get so worked up over one who's a jackass?

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Joe Brown San Francisco Chronicle Oct 22, 2004 2/4

Heavy on the eye candy, light on plot and logic.

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Peter Debruge Miami Herald Oct 22, 2004 0/4

105 grueling minutes of film noir-inflected nonsense.

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