About JD : Is he gay?
If you're referring to all the things JD did to Joe that made you think he was gay, the answer is NO! What JD did to Joe was all because of his beliefs. In that balloon accident, he finally prayed a prayer with Joe, and because of this prayer, he thought that God arranged his love with Joe, and God put The man (the deceased) was taken from the ground so that Joe could be with him.
In the book, JD didn't kiss Joe at the end. In Jed's God-given love, there is no sexual inclination, let alone a requirement. This is entirely his incomparably pure faith and love.
About the title: Enduring Love
Enduring is the adjective "enduring". I think the title of this film should be called "Eternal Love", and it is more in line with the final ending and the meaning it wants to express.
And endure is the verb "to endure, to tolerate; to endure, to last", translated into "Enduring Love", it should be because those who watched one or two films paid too much attention to JD 's performance in the Movie , valued the process, and ignored it result. What this film wants to show is a truth about love. Since Joe's love with Anthony Charles Lynton Blair is enduring, isn't JD 's love for Joe the same?
