Gordon-11 This film tells the story of a man who is having a seven year itch.This comedy is light hearted, slightly far fetched but really fun to watch. It is funny and has got a semi serious message to it as well. I enjoyed it a lot.

Alvin T. I enjoyed this film a lot more than I thought I would. "eCupid" is a story about an unhappy boyfriend who downloads what I would consider a magical virus to his phone. The virus – or phone app, I guess – sabotages his relationship with his boyfriend and takes him on a crazy whirlwind of gay adventures.This is a fun film that will get a smile out of you. What is great about this film is that is that it's not as ridiculous as the premise sounds. This is not crack humour. "eCupid" is a fun and relatable story that will have you laughing with it at every step of the way.I thought the actors were very attractive and their romantic chemistry was undeniable but their performances were a bit stiff. None of the scenes were too deep or thought-provoking but overall it is a very sweet and romantic story.

rainfalls2000 Nice 2 see that there are at least some movies being made in #2013, that at least shows more than your "Typical bent wrist" Guys acting like girls. And for that along i give it a 10.. Why don't they make an T.V. Show that shows the same??? Instead of all these men going around acting like women??? And then everyone wounder why some hate on gay's so much...I might 2,if all i ever saw of GAY GUYS were them acting like GIRLS/WOMEN in every way You can think of! Nice 2 see a movie that shows the all types of gay's/types out there BOTH REG and the made up t.v. kind!!! and why the 10 lines ?? do i have 2 use 2 make my point come across any more than i have in the first 7?? go figure with more rules...

vharrison-3 I found this flick quite charming but a tiny bit on the naive side. I kept hoping the plot would lead to a fairy tale fantasy or a "French" farce. Either or both approach would have given it extra bounce. Wittier dialog and a tighter direction would not have hurt either. With a little tweeking what storyline this would have made for those 1950s misfits Rock Hudson as the philanderer and Doris Day as the castaway. With that said, both leads and nearly all the film's supporting players were fabulously easy on the eye and, unlike some gay films of recent, they all could act along with great comedic timing thrown in for good measure. I took note in the credits, that the producers thanked the Screen Actors Guild which evidently provided some solid talent. All in all, the writing and actors' chemistries carried this one from beginning to end. My recommendation is to give it a look, for with some hot popcorn, refreshing beverages and the company of a gay friend or two it's a fun time at the movies.