Bromance Podcast: Rom Com Reviews

How the hell did we get Diablo Cody on the show? Does Michael Cera exude sexual energy? How are you dealing with the existential dread of quarantine? These questions and more will be answered on our season 3 premiere episode covering the 2007 cult classic, JUNO! This episode we're joined by a special guest: the Oscar award-winning writer behind Juno, Diablo Cody! We talked about Diablo's next project, lapse Catholicism, and at some point, Juno itself. Later, Boka and Garrett break down the film with the important questions such as, "Is Sunny D gross," and "Hey is that guy with one scene from Degrassi?"

Do black panties mean you want to have sex? What's the best way to abandon your family? Did Julia Stiles' character really need to flash that gym coach? These things and more will be covered in our SEASON 2 FINALE, the world's introduction to Joseph Gordon Levitt as a hopeless romantic, 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU! This episode has everything: a tangential plot run down of Booksmart, Gabrielle Union being criminally underused, and Garrett reliving his childhood trauma of *checks notes* being skinny.

Would you punch Keanu Reeves? What's the perfect meal to sit in your car and cry to? Should Boka and Garrett have sex? These questions and more will be answered on this week's episode of Bromance Podcast, where we discuss the 2019 Netflix sleeper hit, Always Be My Maybe! This week's episode had everything: an analysis of Rosario Dawson's pantsuits, angry makeout sessions, and Black Air Forces being the number one shoe of crime.

How much would you pay for Will Smith to get you laid? Would you quit your job to impress a woman who doesn't know you exist?How does a grown man not know he's allergic to scallops? These questions and more will be covered in our 8th episode of the season, talking about every young millennial's favorite rom com: HITCH! This episode has everything: breaking down the logistics of Hitch's over-complicated dates, the guy from Burn Notice being a giant douche, and the realization that Garrett has never had his time wasted.

Whatever happened to *real* hip hop? Can two hearts 69 each other? When will these rom coms stop making Sanaa Lathan cry? These questions and more will be answered on the first non-white episode of the podcast, covering BROWN SUGAR! This episode had everything: Boka poorly explaining what "Blavity Black" means, Garrett lusting after Queen Latifah, and the age-old "subs vs. dubs" anime debate. 

What was the ending of The Graduate really about? Are Future Hendrix and Summer the same person? Does your dream woman have a bodacious rack? These questions and more will be answered on this episode of Bromance Podcast, covering the 2009 skinny boy magnum opus, 500 Days of Summer! This episode of the podcast had everything: Boka screaming, our rankings of The Most Powerful Beatles, and quickly done math that led to rage.

What's up with the Book of Leviticus? Is Garrett gaslighting his girlfriend? Why do ugly dogs exist? These questions and more will be answered in this episode of Bromance Podcast, covering the 2003 Kate Hudson rage fest, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. This episode of the pod had everything: tie-ins to ER,  Boka taking a stand against COINTELPRO, and both our hosts using this show as a form of very public therapy. 

Why does Boka know so much about cheerleading? How did Jesse Bradford have higher billing than Gabrielle Union? Will white people ever stop jacking black culture and claiming it as their own? These questions and more will be discussed on this episode of Bromance Podcast, covering BRING IT ON! This episode had everything: creepy young girl car washes, references to both ER and The West Wing, and Boka for some reason trying to defend the Nazis(?)

Do you believe in fate? Was Boka asleep for 45% of this episode? How British is Kate Beckinsale really? These questions and more will be answered on this very Garrett episode of the podcast, covering the 2001 John Cusack classic, Serendipity. This movie had everything: a pre-Entourage Jeremy Piven, John Corbett appropriating South Asian music, and Love in the Time of Cholera.

Why are there so many people in this movie? Are ugly, horny, gingers worthy of love? Is this movie good or bad? These questions and more will be discussed in our very special Christmas special episode, covering LOVE ACTUALLY. This movie threatened to tear Garrett and Boka apart as they cover Keira Knightley's cheek bones, Mr. Bean being a magical Christmas angel, and nobody in this movie actually being in love.