This is an "excellent" romantic love story concerning two coming of age boys in gay accepting England.
We found the movie to be both entertaining and moving.
We own the movie on both VHS & DVD, that's how much we enjoy it.
I would like to have seen a sequel to "Beautiful Thing", merely to have had the writer pick up the story after Sandra & Jamie moved to Sandra's Pub. The reason being, the movie ends giving the impression that Sandra took Ste along with her & Jamie, to live with them at Pub.
I feel a sequel would carry on further with this point, along with how the boys relationship grew with time. Gays need a positive light, as "Beautiful Thing" portrays.
I was wondering if anyone else feels the same way concerning Ste moving with Sandra & Jamie.
I can "HIGHLY" recommend this movie, as it is well done, and a touching story.
Lea, adds much to the movie also. We loved how at the end of the movie she becomes a friend to both Ste & Jamie. But than again, you could almost tell it would happen. Lea was a free spirit who did a she felt.
We found the movie to be both entertaining and moving.
We own the movie on both VHS & DVD, that's how much we enjoy it.
I would like to have seen a sequel to "Beautiful Thing", merely to have had the writer pick up the story after Sandra & Jamie moved to Sandra's Pub. The reason being, the movie ends giving the impression that Sandra took Ste along with her & Jamie, to live with them at Pub.
I feel a sequel would carry on further with this point, along with how the boys relationship grew with time. Gays need a positive light, as "Beautiful Thing" portrays.
I was wondering if anyone else feels the same way concerning Ste moving with Sandra & Jamie.
I can "HIGHLY" recommend this movie, as it is well done, and a touching story.
Lea, adds much to the movie also. We loved how at the end of the movie she becomes a friend to both Ste & Jamie. But than again, you could almost tell it would happen. Lea was a free spirit who did a she felt.