Eating Out: The Open Weekend Soundtrack (

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Rating: 5.50/10 from 2500 votes
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Title in Español:

Eating Out: The Open Weekend

Title in Italiano:

Eating Out: The Open Weekend

Title in Português:

Eating Out: The Open Weekend

Synopsis

Zack and his new boyfriend Benji are setting off to vacation at an all-male resort in Palm Springs with their friend Lilly. In light of the veritable smorgasbord of available men that are sure to be awaiting their arrival, Benji has proposed that he and Zack open up their relationship, just for the weekend. He's not ready to limit himself sexually and explains that this will be a good way for them to explore together.

Zack is less than thrilled with the idea, but he's eager to keep Benji happy and, after all, he likes sex too. At the same time, Zack's ex, Casey, is making his way to the same resort with his hag-in-training, Penny. Knowing that Zack will be there with his new boyfriend, Casey immediately goes into panic mode, recruiting his new friend, Peter, to be his pretend boyfriend for the weekend, proving to Zack that he's had no trouble moving on from their relationship.

It isn't long before all plans go awry, and Benji starts making eyes at Peter, while Zack realizes he might not be as over Casey as he'd thought. With the gay boys otherwise engaged, Lilly and Penny are soon locked in combat for the attention of Luis, the resort's sexy bartender, who also happens to be the sole straight man in sight. It's complete sexual chaos as the various couples battle it out to win the object (or objects) of their affections.

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Eating Out: The Open Weekend
Dance All Night
Chris Salvatore: Writer
Chris Salvatore: Performer
Come On Out
SugarBeach: Performer
Beat The Beat
Mike Munich: Writer
Mike Munich: Performer
Singularity
Casey Clark: Writer
TRAPPED IN WHITE
Jessie Gold: Writer
Jessie Gold: Performer
Scott Chesak: Produced
I Heart This Kegger
Kiirstin Kuhi: Writer
WHAT THE BEAT BRINGS
Jessie Gold: Writer
Jessie Gold: Performer
Scott Chesak: Produced
Money
Casey Clark: Writer
The Future
Casey Clark: Writer
Virus
Ryan Adames: Writer
Ryan Adames: Performer
Break Your Heart (Let the Music)
Chris Salvatore: Writer
Chris Salvatore: Performer
Manhunt
Looking for a Good Time
If I Steal Your Boyfriend
Everything I Didn't Say
Walking By
Joy
You Amaze Me
Extra, Extra (Read All About It)

User reviews

Robert Mitchell
5/10

The use of music to highlight the shifting dynamics between the characters adds an extra layer of complexity to the narrative, making the soundtrack an integral part of the storytelling.

William Young
7/10

The diversity of music genres in the soundtrack reflects the eclectic mix of characters and relationships in the movie, creating a dynamic and vibrant atmosphere.

Michelle Thomas
8/10

The soundtrack's seamless integration with the plot twists and turns enhances the overall narrative flow, keeping the audience fully immersed in the story.

Steven Green
5/10

The music choices in the film effectively set the mood for the different romantic entanglements and conflicts among the characters, adding depth and emotion to the storyline.

Charles Martinez
7/10

The emotional ballads in the soundtrack beautifully convey the complexities of love and desire that the characters experience, adding layers of depth to the storyline.

Karen Martinez
8/10

The music selection in the film effectively sets the tone for the different romantic entanglements and comedic moments, adding depth to the characters' emotions.

John Adams
8/10

The upbeat and catchy tunes in the soundtrack bring a sense of energy and fun to the scenes, making them more engaging and entertaining to watch.

Robert Brown
5/10

The diverse range of tracks in the soundtrack reflects the diverse personalities of the characters, from the light-hearted to the more intense moments, creating a well-rounded musical experience.

Paul Walker
3/10

The music choices felt generic and uninspired, failing to capture the vibrant and diverse personalities of the characters, ultimately diminishing the impact of key moments and interactions throughout the film.