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Jason Alexander's acclaimed performance in this play adaptation is about the only thing going for it. The story of eight gay men (one of whom is dying with AIDS) adds little to the Big Chill genre of filmmaking, despite its all-male cast. The adaptation is droll -- pulling the three acts literally verbatim from the play itself -- and the story is essentially forgettable aside from a few memorable moments. Very few.
