I Do

I Do is a poignant drama that explores the complexities of love, identity, and family. The story follows two men, David and his partner, as they navigate the emotional and legal challenges of their relationship during a time when same-sex marriage was not yet widely accepted. The film delves into their personal struggles and societal pressures, highlighting the courage it takes to fight for acceptance and the meaning of commitment. With heartfelt performances and a candid portrayal of relationships, I Do engages viewers in a touching narrative about finding hope and strength in the face of adversity.

I Do received a mixed to negative reception from critics, as reflected in its ratings: IMDb scored it 6.5/10, indicating a moderately favorable viewer response, while Rotten Tomatoes gave it a low 17%, and Metacritic rated it 23/100, signalling generally unfavorable reviews from critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, the consensus pointed to a film that, while well-intentioned, suffered from pacing issues and a lack of depth in character development. One critic noted, "I Do attempts to handle important themes but falls short in its execution, lacking the emotional impact it aims for." Conversely, audience reviews on IMDb were somewhat more forgiving, appreciating the movie’s earnest approach to LGBT themes and praising the performances for their sincerity. However, critics from major outlets found the narrative predictable and underwhelming, with some describing it as overly melodramatic. Overall, while the film aimed to shed light on a significant cultural topic, many felt it did not fully capture the complexity of its subject matter.