It makes me long for times when jokes relying on stereotypes weren’t so heavily scrutinized. It feels like those who champion political correctness have made it difficult for performers such as Mel Brooks, Carl Reiner, and Joan Rivers to work. For anyone seeking humor from that earlier style of comedy, this movie delivers. It represents a final piece of that period.

This film is genuinely hilarious; it’s truly a comedic work striving to champion Gay Rights during the late 90s, a period when "Don't Ask Don't Tell" dominated discussions around those rights. It seems some viewers are judging it through today's lens and criticizing its portrayal of Gay men as stereotypical—and there is some truth to that. However, I suspect many of these one-star reviews would have voiced similar…