Hunt and Pray
The good:Interesting twist on the hunted man theme.
In an attempt to gain his freedom, Drew talks about his family and how hard it would be on them if he died or disappeared, no matter if the man hated him for being gay. That was brilliant.
Lots of action and danger.
Lots of injury and suspense.
A real plot and the two main characters are clearly two different people, not clones.
Chance falls for Drew not because he's gorgeous, although he is, but because of who he is. He believes that Drew's beauty isn't the most important thing about him.
The bad:
The bad guy was one-dimensional and over-the-top to the point that he wasn't believable to me.
The ugly (nitpicks):
When Drew is first taken, he thinks to himself that the people who take him are the ones who took another gay guy a while ago and therefore he's solved the mystery. That's quite the assumption even though it was true.
They have sex when (mild spoiler in that it's predictable in a romance) they have been running all day and are beyond exhausted. Drew can barely even walk and has to be helped to shelter. No way would they have the energy.
There's a switch in tense at least once.
At the end (major spoiler) they are rescued and spend time with Drew's family but don't have sex for the first two weeks until they're alone. Huh? That's absurd. They could have found time to be quiet or alone.