Were The World Mine Page #3

Synopsis: If you had a love-potion, who would you make fall madly in love with you? Timothy, prone to escaping his dismal high school reality through dazzling musical daydreams, gets to answer that question in a very real way. After his eccentric teacher casts him as Puck in A Midsummer Night's Dream, he stumbles upon a recipe hidden within the script to create the play's magical, purple love-pansy. Armed with the pansy, Timothy's fading spirit soars as he puckishly imposes a new reality by turning much of his narrow-minded town gay, beginning with the rugby-jock of his dreams. Ensnaring family, friends and enemies in this chaos, Timothy forces them to walk a mile in his musical shoes. The course of true love never did run smooth; it's a bumpy ride.
Director(s): Tom Gustafson
Production: Wolfe Releasing
  17 wins.
 
IMDB:
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Year:
2008
95 min
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# SING AGAIN #

# I PRAY THEE GENTLE MORTAL

SING AGAIN #

# MINE EAR IS MUCH ENAMOURED

OF THY NOTE #

# SO IS MINE EYE

ENTHRALLED TO THY SHAPE #

# I'LL FOLLOW THEE #

# I'LL FOLLOW THEE...

AND MAKE A HEAVEN OF HELL. #

# I'LL FOLLOW THEE #

# I'LL FOLLOW THEE...

AND MAKE A HEAVEN OF HELL #

# AND MAKE A HEAVEN OF HELL #

# ALL FAIRIES AWAY! #

# FETCH ME THAT FLOWER! #

# UP AND DOWN

UP AND DOWN #

# I WILL LEAD THEM

UP AND DOWN. #

# ALL FAIRIES AWAY #

# SWIFT AS A SHADOW #

# UP AND DOWN

UP AND DOWN #

# I WILL LEAD THEM

UP AND DOWN... #

# ALL FAIRIES AWAY #

# FETCH ME THAT FLOWER #

# UP AND DOWN

UP AND DOWN #

# I WILL LEAD THEM

UP AND... #

# ALL FAIRIES AWAY #

# SWIFT AS A SHADOW #

# UP AND DOWN

UP AND DOWN #

# I WILL LEAD THEM

UP AND DOWN... #

# MY EAR SHOULD

CATCH YOUR VOICE #

# MY EYE SHOULD CATCH

YOUR EYE #

# MY TONGUE YOUR TONGUE #

# WERE THE WORLD MINE #

Hey, I'm here.

Hold on.

Wait out there.

Hey, fairy boy,

you start without me?

What the...

Are you OK?

"How now, mad spirit?"

Timmy?

Oh, God, my mom!

It's so hot in here!

No! No!

Timmy!

Just stay in here.

Anything for you.

Sh*t!

Mom, I... we're working.

Am I too old to date?

We're really busy...

You gotta see.

I almost finished your wings.

No!

Mom, look, Max is gonna

help me with my... stuff.

Fine.

Later?

You should be proud!

Your mom sold

a lot of sh*t today!

I missed you.

I'm not sure, but I think

I did something to you.

No! Just stay there.

And put your shirt back on.

Where is that damn page?

"I'll put a girdle round about

the earth In forty minutes."

"I'll put a girdle...

Sh*t!

"...In forty minutes."

Don't they get how lucky they

are to have you at their school?

No, Max. They don't.

That jock boy

is really missing out.

Not for long.

Do you think

these are too... small?

Mom!

You need to go home, OK?

You need to go home

and think about Frankie.

Don't tell a soul about this.

About us?

My lips are sealed to quench

your sweet desire.

Max, goodbye.

"Parting is such sweet sorrow!"

What now?

If you could make

someone love you, would you?

Sh*t. Obviously.

I was asleep.

Max helped me

with lines tonight.

Yeah?

He really likes you.

Is that in danger of

changing by tomorrow morning?

He wanted you to know.

OK.

There was an accident.

What?

I'll fix it.

I couldn't sleep either.

Isn't that your

wedding dress?

Was.

Don't run off and

scare me like that again.

"But, gentle friend,

for love and courtesy

Lie further off;

in human modesty."

"Here is my bed:

sleep, give thee all his rest!"

"With half that wish

the wisher's eyes be press'd!"

Sleep!

"Through the forest

have I gone.

But Athenian found I none,

On whose eyes

I might approve

This flower's force

in stirring love.

Night and silence.

Who is here?

Weeds of Athens he doth wear.

And the maiden,

sleeping sound,

On the dank

and dirty ground."

Fag.

Ahh, the fairy brought

his own props.

"Churl, upon thy eyes I throw

All the power

this charm doth owe."

Timothy?

Awww! Nasty!

I can't see!

What in hell?

Careful there, Coach.

Timothy!

What did you do

to my boyfriend?

I missed your bright eyes.

- Come on!

- You promised!

Don't leave me.

Gentlemen, this afternoon

we focus on balance

and coordination!

Essential skills to hone

for rugby won!

Excellent!

Onward to the field, gentles!

Coach!

I'll see you later,

my prince!

You're mocking me, right?

You said he liked me.

How far I've chased you...

Sweet, why flee so fast?

You have practice!

I can see

your heart beating.

I'm not done here yet, sport!

Is this the accident?

You seducing my boyfriend?

- Boyfriend?

- Yeah!

Max was the accident!

I'll fix it, I promise.

Let's walk.

No!

Timothy!

What is wrong with you?

What is wrong

with all of you?!

This is really f***ed up!

Donna, darling...

I have got to say,

I vacillated after

that first meeting,

but you surprise me daily.

First impressions

aren't my thing.

They must be.

Lawrence says from the moment

he first laid eyes upon me,

it was true love.

Was it?

There are no limitations.

I have none and you, too,

can rise above.

Remember, what you believe,

you will achieve.

Timothy... that's my son!

Timothy!

You know her?

That's my mom.

I'm Jonathon.

You have a brilliant son.

Oh, sh*t!

Sorry.

We just had our nails done.

Nora Fay!

Mom, we've got to go.

We've got a lot of...

practicing to do.

Timothy...

pleasure to finally meet.

And Jonathon Cordon!

You look quite luminous.

I'm in love.

Yes.

This is exactly what I meant

by rising above, Donna.

Your son,

compatriots with

Morgan Hill's star rugby player!

We're not compatriots.

We're boyfriends!

I'm sorry.

We have got to go!

Johnny!

Your son is a homosexual?

Ummm...

Yes, he is.

Has your coach

lost his mind?

I've outgrown you.

Is this a joke?

Don't mock my love.

Who would not change

a raven for a dove?

What?

Fly away.

How could he not

desire a woman?

It's unnatural!

Let's go!

Wait here.

You better pick me

up at seven!

You can take your

ugly makeup

and shove it up

your unlimited ass!

May God bless you

and show you the light!

I got your back, Mom.

Both of you!

Get out of my way!

Timothy! What the hell is that?

Ohhhh! My mascara!

Let her walk in one

of my shoes a while.

My eyes are tingling!

Donna...

Donna, Donna, Donna,

Donna, Donna...

Be not so bashful,

darling rare divine,

these luscious kissing

cherry lips are mine.

I'd like to welcome everyone

to the 56th Annual Morgan Hill

Spring Festival!

We are honored to have

several special guests

to help us ring in

this weekend's festivities.

First and foremost,

the honorable Mayor Robbins!

We were also hoping

to have a representative

from one of our sponsors -

my beautiful wife,

Nora Bellinger -

but she is most likely

still out soliciting

some lucky townsperson.

Let's not go.

Why?

You're different now.

What about

Cotton Candy Mountain?

I'm don't think

you're ready for this.

I cross my heart.

Seriously.

I was beaten up

for being queer

before I even knew

what that was.

Don't worry. I'll protect you.

I don't need someone

to protect me.

You didn't even

like me yesterday, remember?

Sure, I did.

But I fell in love

with you today.

- Come on.

- Stop.

- You are perfection.

- That's the pansy talking.

Come on!

It'll be fun.

There's a kissing booth.

And last, but not least,

our very own, Coach Driskill!

I love this man!

If he's here with that fag,

I'll kill him!

You are completely

prettier than him.

I love this school.

Our love for one another

shines brighter than

the lights on this midway!

I hate this town.

I can't wait to graduate

and get the hell out

of this place forever.

It's not that bad.

Try looking at it

through my eyes.

What about your family?

You mean my mom?

Everyone.

It's just my mom...

on a good day.

- I don't want to go back.

- To what?

Real life.

This is real.

But so, so far from where

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