
Reviews — Bros
Audience write-ups from TMDB
EvilWayz
It wouldn't have worked as a movie regardless of the characters’ sexual orientations. Billy Eichner isn’t someone I found myself enjoying, whether he was playing a role or just being himself, and the plot unfolded in a completely foreseeable way. Furthermore, describing it as the initial romantic comedy featuring gay characters is simply untrue; films like The Birdcage existed previously. The movie is easily …
Louisa Moore - Screen Zealots
I wasn't anticipating much from Nicholas Stoller’s “Bros,” described as the first mainstream gay romantic comedy. A film with such ambitious goals could easily have come across as an attempt to be overly sensitive or a forced representation of a group. Fortunately, that isn’t the case, and it does a lot to help make same-sex relationships seem more ordinary in movies. Bobby (Billy Eichner), a podcaster who has rec…
GenerationofSwine
To be upfront, I’m not part of the LGBTQ+ community and didn’t see this film. My lack of interest wasn’t due to my sexual orientation or a dislike for romantic comedies in general; those films simply aren't something I find appealing, regardless of who is involved. The real reason I avoided it was because I anticipated a lecture, and that’s exactly what happened. We were once again presented with the message that …
CinemaSerf
I typically find romantic comedies difficult to get into, so I approached this one with some apprehension. However, it manages to avoid many of the usual clichés and offers a genuinely amusing story about two men in their forties who connect at a nightclub. One character, "Bobby" (Billy Eichner), is an average-looking, outspoken podcaster and activist working to fundraise for an LGBTQ+ museum in America. The other, "…
Manuel São Bento
Bros feels like a really honest, funny, and welcome change of pace. The movie delivers consistent laughs from beginning to end, and it manages to do so while keeping viewers entertained and happy. Billy Eichner and Luke Macfarlane have fantastic chemistry together—more than you see between many other romantic leads in countless films. It acknowledges the usual tropes and predictable elements often found in this ki…


