Things change when he moves to New York City, but he still can’t seem to get the chip his father left on his shoulder off.
He puts himself in therapy, and he tries to sort it out with his younger brother, who is surprisingly supportive (besides the time he thinks he’s helping by buying Dorian a prostitute). In high school, he’s bullied for being gay even before he knows he’s gay, but when he eventually realizes the truth, he is less than thrilled. It has the romcom feeling, and although I will admit my favorite character was Rachel’s husband, it was just as feel-good as any movie named after a song by The Turtles could be.ĭorian is sarcastic, witty, and pretty bitter about living in the shadow of his athletic younger brother, at least in the eyes of his father. 'Imagine Me and You' is probably one of the most lighthearted, even though Rachel notices Luce, a florist, on her wedding day. Lesbian movies have a history of terrible endings (either they don’t end up together or one of them dies), but there are a few happy ones.
