What follows is Nate getting to experience obstacle after obstacle as a kid trying to realize his dreams in the big city with help from his Aunt Heidi (Lisa Kudrow). So, Nate and Libby plan to run away to New York to audition. Open auditions are being held for the Lilo and Stitch Musical and Nate’s got to take the chance!Ĭonveniently, Nate’s parents decide to go on a trip and his older brother Anthony (Joshua Bassett) has a game (I think it’s supposed to be football). Anyway, having faced defeat during the final casting announcement of the school’s play, Nate gets some good news from his best friend Libby (Aria Brooks). I’m not sure, but I think it’s implied that Nate didn’t win the lead or any other significant role because he’s a bit too effeminate. He’s even unable to win the lead or even the role of a supporting character in his school’s play about Abraham Lincoln. Of course, Nate also has to deal with the bullying at school. However, the problem is that he lives in Pittsburgh and his parents don’t have a lot of money to help make his dreams come true.
Better Nate Than Ever (Screengrab: Trailer) Being promoted as Disney’s first original movie with a queer male lead, Better Nate Than Ever offers an enjoyable musical comedy even though it has certain issues.īased on the book of the same name by Tim Federle, Better Nate Than Ever is about 13-year-old Nate (Rueby Wood), who is all about making it big on Broadway.
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