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littlejj wrote on 08/12/2011:

OMG! I just got done watching this movie and it was amazing. I was actually in tears in some of it and laughing with the rest.

heyfreedom wrote on 07/31/2011:

Wow. I really wasn't expecting much but I have to agree with the other reviews. This movie was great. I laughed, I cried. Great gay movie :-)

A Fan wrote on 12/30/2010:

I really enjoyed this movie and I am thinking of buying it. The acting was great, the story line was wonderful. It was funny and endearing and I just loved Gerald McCullouch' intensity as he kept thinking of the younger man he should not be having. This movie demonstrate love is for everyone and that everyone is beautiful is their own way. I am hoping for a sequel to this movie to see where Ty and Roger go from here, how they handle the springéfall love affair. Are Fred and Brent going to be able to keep their relationship going? Maybe Simon could fall for a bear! LOL

K3CBear wrote on 11/22/2010:

BearCity is a tantalizing mix of love, lust, heartache and hope wrapped up in one exquisitely furry and fun package. Multiple plot lines are developed as the viewer is drawn into the personal lives of young chaser Tyler (Joe Conti) and his bearish love interest Roger (Gerald McCullough); a bear couple Fred (Brian Keane) and Brent (Stephen Guarino) weighing the pros and cons of opening up their relationship; and the intriguing pairing of superchub cum Southern belle Michael (Greg Gunter) and his adoring cub Carlos (James Martinez) as they deal with body image and health issues and their deleterious effects on obtaining gainful employment as well as acceptance in the community.

The movie vacillates between torrid romance, raucous comedy and tense drama, taking its audience on an emotional roller coaster ride through the ursine kingdom. Each of the characters is authentic, approachable and endearing in his own way. No real bad guys per se in this flick, except perhaps the delectable Spanish heartthrob Sebastian La Cause who, shortly after hooking up with Roger and agreeing to move in with him, proceeds to flirt with another guy, unaware that Roger knows of his infidelity and capriciousness.

Among the many factors that make this movie exceptionally appealing is its total lack of pretentiousness. No effort was made to cover up or gloss over the very real issues burly gay men and their admirers face. The characters are truly representative of the men who make up the bear community, with all their foibles, idiosyncrasies and shortcomings.

I highly recommend this movie and firmly believe you'll be entertained, encouraged and inspired.

Bearskills wrote on 11/22/2010:

Doug Langway did an outstanding job bring this story to us. We saw the film in Fort Lauderdale which seemed like a Bear A list event. I enjoyed the film.

The Actors are very likable, and the acting is more than passable, especially by Gerald McCullouch (as the Wolf), Joe Conti (as the CUB), and Alex Di Dio (as the twink friend). Meanwhile, Brian Keane and The Big Gay Sketch Show's Stephen Guarino provide able comic relief and were my favorite parts.

Much of the dialogue is clever. I think the story was good and gave a slice of our community. The only part I did not feel that worked was the sex scenes. I feel they were a bit over done and not needed to tell the story.

Overall, I loved the film and I can't wait for the next one! Good Job Doug!