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Redwoods


DVD More Info Close Caption: No Region Code: 1 UPC: 807839004267 Languages: English 2.0 (Primary)	In stock and ready to ship	$14.99 (25% off) List Price: ~~$19.99~~

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Synopsis

Certainly one of the most romantic gay films ever, Redwoods tells the story of a man in a stagnant relationship who meets and falls in love with a writer passing through his small Northern California town.

Review

Shot in the gay Russian River resort town of Guerneville, David Lewis' new film is leagues more polished than Rock Haven and it's got even more soul, if that's possible. Redwoods will suck you into its warm cinematic womb and won't let go. Everett (Brendan Bradley) and Miles (Tad Coughenour) have a comfortable, non-passionate relationship. Together they are raising Billy, a learning disabled boy, who takes up much of the loving and attention in their home. Miles and Billy go off to visit the grandparents and leave Everett to work in peace. There isn't even a kiss shared between the two men before the departure. Shortly after they leave, Chase (Matthew Montgomery) stops his car at Everett’s house and asks for directions. There is an instant connection between the two men. Later that day Everett visits his B&B and "just happens to bump into" his new friend. And then while antique store hunting with his Mom, the two men run into each other again and the flirtation is official. Despite Everett's reticence and clumsiness, Chase persists and their love blossoms quickly. Matthew Montgomery (Socket, Back Soon and Gone, But Not Forgotten) and cast are superb in their roles. Truly a fine actor, Matthew Montgomery’s talent seems to grow with each of his film roles. With its original score, great scenery and mushy-beyond-belief story, Redwoods is bound to become a gay classic.

-- Scott Cranin

Product Format Information

DVD : $14.99

Availability: In stock and ready to ship
Close Caption: No
Region Code: 1
UPC: 807839004267
Studio: TLA Releasing
Languages: English 2.0 (Primary)
Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic 1.78, Widescreen
Extras: Deleted Scenes
Features:
Original theatrical trailer
Interview(s): Exclusive interview with Matthew Montgomery
Featurette: Behind-the-scenes

Customer Reviews

Redwoods

jt wrote on 02/10/2010:

This was a boring ftlm and the acting was less than good. It is a ok film to watch on tv but would not pay for it.

Redwoods is worth the wait.

LuvnLife wrote on 01/02/2010:

Wow, I have been waiting for this to hit DVD and it really was worth the wait. The photography in this movie is very good. The story line is fantastic, and the actors are really good. Matthew and Brendan really had the chemestry going between them. I was very caught up in the whole story right up until the surprise ending. This was Brokeback quality in every way. Great job! This is one I'm proud to own.

Surprised... again... lol.

justme wrote on 12/24/2009:

I really didn't think i would like this movie. I've thought that before of other movies, and here, once again, i was wrong. Beautiful. Simply beautiful.

Expectedly Beautiful

pnadeau wrote on 12/10/2009:

When I saw Matthew Montgomery was in this movie, I knew it would be and hit. In fact, it was a HOMERUN!

The movie leaves you anxiously awaiting the next scene and though like all love stories, we want the two main characters to come together in the end.

They do, just not in the way you would expect it.

Buy the movie; rent the movie. Just watch it. This one will go down as a true gay classic. Making you want to watch it, year after year.

Love Amidst The Redwoods

JANORM wrote on 12/07/2009:

I have to say this first-off, I am an ardent and dedicated fan of Matthew Montgomery. I have watched him in many films and found everyone of them to be very emotional and thought-provoking. He has the unique ability to portay a character in such a manner as to bring him to life directly in front of the camera.
This film is more than the usual genera of gay romance. It has a most intriguing story line, with twists and turns that one would expect from a detective film, not a romance. In today's complex world it holds a very poignant significance, especially for those who have witnessed a gay love, real love! This film will become one of the classics for the gay cinema and must be added to your collection. In ending this review I am remined of a very famous quote.
IT IS BETTER TO HAVE LOVED AND LOST, THEN NEVER TO HAVE LOVED AT ALL. WE WILL ALWAYS HAVE OUR MEMORIES!!

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