- Content: "Homosexual Propaganda as Comedy"
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What You Need To Know:
Objectionable content aside, the movie’s strength lies in the performances. Tom Cavanaugh as Eric and Noah Bernett as Scot do a remarkable job of walking many fine lines with their acting. The movie’s homosexual message is thoroughly abhorrent and wicked, however. The message is that all homosexual behavior must be accepted and publicly promoted. Adoption of a young pre-teenage boy by a male homosexual couple is not only allowed, but also encouraged. Of course, the movie’s real danger is that the message is presented dramatically, in an engaging manner. Media-wise viewers with biblical worldviews will not support movies like this.
Content:
(RoRoRo, HoHoHo, LL, V, S, N, A, DD, M) Very strong Romantic homosexual worldview; 17 obscenities, four profanities and seven homosexual slurs; multiple fights in context of hockey game, including young boys fighting; implied homosexual activity, homosexual men give perfunctory kiss on lips and cross-dressing by pre-teenage boy; upper male nudity and woman appears in underwear; drinking of wine and beer; no smoking or drug use, but discussion of drug overdose; and, lying and an opportunist is after money.
More Detail:
BREAKFAST WITH SCOT is the story of Eric, a homosexual man who lives “in the closet” but must suddenly face his own homosexuality when his “partner’s” 11-year-old “step-nephew” comes to live with them and exhibits clear signs of being homosexual himself.
Eric has a good life after a career-ending hockey injury for Toronto Maple Leafs leads him to a job as sports announcer. He lives with his boyfriend who is an attorney. However, all that changes when a young boy, Scot, comes to live with them for a few weeks after the death of his single mom. Scot is dealing with the death of his mom and wears her jewelry, make-up and clothes. He has many effeminate gestures and habits, which lead Eric and his partner, Sam, to conclude that Scot is homosexual.
Eric is concerned, however, that Scot will be picked on, so he teaches Scot hockey and how to fight. Eric struggles with the admission of his own homosexuality as he’s concerned that his career may be in jeopardy if anyone finds out.
Sam’s brother, the guardian of Scot, finally shows up, but the question becomes, with whom does Scot want to live? Should he choose the no-good opportunist guardian or the two homosexual men?
Objectionable content aside, the movie’s strength is in the performances. Tom Cavanaugh as Eric and Noah Bernett as Scot do a remarkable job of walking many fine lines with their acting. The script is well paced with enough emotion and humor to keep the viewers engaged.
There’s foul language, though not an excessive amount compared to many of today’s movies. One heterosexual man appears with his shirt off.
Even so, the message and point of the movie is thoroughly negative. The point of the movie is that all homosexuals must be accepted, and they must “come out.” Adoption of a young pre-teenage boy by a male homosexual couple is not only allowed, but encouraged. This is a movie where good is evil, and evil is good. The movie’s real danger is that the homosexual message is presented dramatically and in an engaging manner, thus having the effect of mainstreaming all kinds of sexual immorality, not just homosexuality.
Needless to say, media-wise viewers will not want to support movies like BREAKFAST WITH SCOT.
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Now more than ever we’re bombarded by darkness in media, movies, and TV. Movieguide® has fought back for almost 40 years, working within Hollywood to propel uplifting and positive content. We’re proud to say we’ve collaborated with some of the top industry players to influence and redeem entertainment for Jesus. Still, the most influential person in Hollywood is you. The viewer.
What you listen to, watch, and read has power. Movieguide® wants to give you the resources to empower the good and the beautiful. But we can’t do it alone. We need your support.
You can make a difference with as little as $7. It takes only a moment. If you can, consider supporting our ministry with a monthly gift. Thank you.
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