The film is upbeat, and while it's about AIDS and death and the chaos of the end of the century, it's not all about sensationalism. Instead, the author's confidence in life and rare humor are revealed everywhere. Interesting but sobering presentation of a subject that might otherwise seem overly sentimental.
Although the film involves cultural backgrounds such as Mormonism, eastern audiences will have a sense of psychological estrangement, but this TV film cleverly integrates several themes of homosexuality, AIDS, religion, and politics, and invites Al Pacino and Meryl Streep . Powerful veterans take the lead, which is worth seeing. (Sina Video Entertainment Review)
In addition to homosexuality and the AIDS crisis, the film involves topics such as contemporary American politics and the crisis of religious beliefs. Although the scale is magnificent and the scene is spectacular, the plot is flashy, which weakens the compactness and shock of the original drama on the stage of the drama.
