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Marshall is an over-worked ad exec who is suffering from a serious case of the seven year itch with his loving boyfriend. As Marshall’s 30th birthday nears he sets hell-bent on changing his life and comes across a mysterious dating app called eCupid which quickly turns his world upside down, overwhelming him sexy guys at every turn!
A lonely, socially awkward young man receives a mystical online dating service, eCupid, that promises to find his soulmate. However, the service's algorithms seem to have a mind of their own, leading him through a series of comical and often disastrous encounters. He must navigate the bizarre world of online dating while learning valuable lessons about love and self-acceptance.
eCupid is a low-budget independent romantic comedy that garnered a mixed to negative reception. While some found its premise charming and its intentions sweet, many critics pointed to its underdeveloped plot, uneven pacing, and a lack of genuine comedic spark. Audience reception was similarly divided, with some appreciating its earnest approach to dating struggles, while others found it too amateurish.
The film attempts a quirky take on modern romance but struggles with execution.
Lacks significant comedic punch and relies heavily on predictable plot devices.
While earnest, the production values and performances are often considered amateurish.
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The film was produced by American Zoetrope, Francis Ford Coppola's independent film company, though it received limited distribution.
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“Marshall” - or “Marsh” to his pals (Houston Rhines) lives with his boyfriend “Gabe” (Noah Schuffman) but their lives are now pretty much going through the motions. There’s no sex, too much work and their priorities have become a bit stale....