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Strap yourself in for the wildest, sexiest and most downright hilarious Eating Out yet. Just when the cute but geeky Casey (Daniel Skelton) is about to throw in the towel and give up on finding any man who is anything more than just an empty gay clone, he stumbles across uber-hot Zack (Chris Salvatore) - and his heart instantly melts. When hysterical friend Tiffani (the irrepressible series mainstay Rebekah Kochan) hears of this crush she devises a plan ensuring Zach will fall straight in to Caseys arms or, more likely, unleash some real havoc! Starring a litany of hot, out gay actors, Eating Out 3 All You Can Eat delivers all the bawdy raunchiness of the first two films plus an added dose of perfectly judged romance to deliver the most satisfying chapter yet.
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A sweet and funny take on the crossed-wire romantic couplings --Washington Post<br /><br />reminiscent of the old 'Carry On' comedies --Film Threat
reminiscent of the old 'Carry On' comedies --Film Threat
reminiscent of the old 'Carry On' comedies --Film Threat
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18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I loved Eating Out 2 and was disappointed to see that only a couple of the characters had remained for this instalment but I was in for a treat as this is by far the best chapter in the series! The good thing is that the story is stand-alone so you don't need to have seen the first two films. It does have a similar tone to its predecessors but actually takes the raunchy humour and gratuitous nudity to a whole new level!
The utterly gorgeous Chris Salvatore is well worth watching for but the real star of the show is Rebekah Kochan as the foul-mouthed match-maker ("Babies are just abortions that eat") who steals every scene she's in.
This is an un-PC gay comedy at its finest with some truly hilarious scenes and gorgeous eye-candy - what more could you want?!
The utterly gorgeous Chris Salvatore is well worth watching for but the real star of the show is Rebekah Kochan as the foul-mouthed match-maker ("Babies are just abortions that eat") who steals every scene she's in.
This is an un-PC gay comedy at its finest with some truly hilarious scenes and gorgeous eye-candy - what more could you want?!
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Greatest gay film ever? Of course not! An enjoyable comedy? Yeah, sure.
If you like the two previous films, then I think you'll enjoy it. It's really more of the same. No point in giving the plot away.
A couple characters return. None of the previous men, which is a bummer because there were some real hotties in the past. Most of the male roles are played by openly gay actors which is great, and more than makes up for missing some of our favorite man meat. Like the rest of the series, there are hot guys and nudity.
Let's hope there's an "Eating Out 4".
If you like the two previous films, then I think you'll enjoy it. It's really more of the same. No point in giving the plot away.
A couple characters return. None of the previous men, which is a bummer because there were some real hotties in the past. Most of the male roles are played by openly gay actors which is great, and more than makes up for missing some of our favorite man meat. Like the rest of the series, there are hot guys and nudity.
Let's hope there's an "Eating Out 4".
Format:DVD
I have not seen the first two of this series but will be seeing the first two after this. I can empathise with the slightly negative reviews, in that the use of stereo types can detract from 'gay' people being taken seriously. However, I and my friends that watched it all found it both watchable and funny.
The plot is basically the new boy on the block uses a false web profile and more importantly a picture to entrap the hunk gay guy he first meets and falls for. Whilst the plot is 'waffer' thin and slightly ludicrous, I didn't care as it made me laugh.
Most films expect you to suspend a bit of belief at time and so long as you are prepared to play along you should enjoy the ride. There are some really good erotic scenes as well as a humourful oral. If you want a pc 'right on' gay activist type film, this is not for you, if you want a cheesy, slightly dumb film with a few easy on the eye scenes and some non too obvious gags then give it a try. Not the best gay film ever made but a few million miles away from the worst, hope they make a fourth one.
The plot is basically the new boy on the block uses a false web profile and more importantly a picture to entrap the hunk gay guy he first meets and falls for. Whilst the plot is 'waffer' thin and slightly ludicrous, I didn't care as it made me laugh.
Most films expect you to suspend a bit of belief at time and so long as you are prepared to play along you should enjoy the ride. There are some really good erotic scenes as well as a humourful oral. If you want a pc 'right on' gay activist type film, this is not for you, if you want a cheesy, slightly dumb film with a few easy on the eye scenes and some non too obvious gags then give it a try. Not the best gay film ever made but a few million miles away from the worst, hope they make a fourth one.
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Side splitting comedy
Eating Out 3 - All you can eat is a neat little gay comedy. Touching and highly amusing. A silly tale, but great fun. Well produced and a good looking talented cast. Read more
Published 20 months ago by Keith Winestein
Really three and a half
All three Eating Out films are easy watching, though I thought the first in the series the best, and second the weakest. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Gay Londoner
Oh dear...
First film was amusing (at a 6th form student level); second film similarly had a few amusing scenes. Third film is dire, definitely time to put the series to bed for good. Read more
Published on 28 April 2010 by P. Jones
Oh no.
The day gay cinema takes itself a tad more serious, that's the day we'll be done with stereotypes and get some good quality films. Read more
Published on 27 Feb 2010 by dotz
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