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In & Out
In & Out

In & Out

September 10, 1997· 1h 30m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score6.6

A midwestern teacher questions his sexuality after a former student makes a comment about him at the Academy Awards.

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16 reviews·Last updated 2mo ago
Peak Moment

Howard comes out as gay during wedding vows instead of marrying Emily

9.0at 1h 03m
Lowest Moment

Howard confesses to priest who recommends sleeping with Emily

5.0at 45m
Biggest Swing

The film dramatically rises from Howard's confused priest consultation to his pivotal kiss with Peter Malloy, gaining 3 points.

In & Out maintains solid comedic momentum throughout, building from its clever premise to peak at Howard's wedding confession scene. While some middle sections feel less inspired, the film recovers with strong performances from Kline, Cusack, and especially Selleck, delivering an entertaining if dated comedy about acceptance.

16 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb, Tmdb
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Howard Brackett lives quietly in Greenleaf Indiana with fiancée Emily
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Cameron Drake wins Best Actor Oscar for gay soldier role
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Reporters invade Greenleaf and harass Howard for interviews
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Entertainment reporter Peter Malloy stays to cover Howard's wedding
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Howard confesses to priest who recommends sleeping with Emily⬇ Lowest moment
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Howard comes out as gay during wedding vows instead of marrying Emily⬆ Peak moment
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School fires Howard for coming out but allows graduation attendance
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Everyone dances to Village People at Howard's parents' wedding renewal
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