Bromancing The Stone

Bromancing The Stone

By Rene Sanchez & Max LyonTV & FilmFilm Reviews
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Bromancing The Stone episodes

  • Episode 100 (Part 2): Bromancing The Stone 100th Episode Spectacular

    Rene and Max continue their celebration of reaching 100 episodes within the podcast by discussing their favorite Male and Female performances of all the movies that they have watched so far. The discussion does run a bit deeper in the middle as the discussion turns toward why sharing one's opinions on these movies feels the way it does and why Rene and Max do this at all. Then they finish up by sharing their Top 5 favorite films from the first batch of movies they've watched. Lots of content here to tide you over until next week, so enjoy!

    1 hr 46 min
  • Episode #100 (Part 1): Bromancing The Stone 100th Episode Spectacular!

    Somehow, Rene and Max have completed 100 episodes of the podcast! Technically there have been some bonus episodes along the way as well, so it's been a little more than 100, but no one is counting that accurately! Rene and Max discuss their thoughts on Romcoms as a whole after watching so many movies, Max goes through the history of cold opens throughout the podcast, and then they give their Top 5 Least Favorite Films that they have watched so far for the podcast. So strap in and enjoy the beginning of these special episodes!

    1 hr 29 min
  • Episode #99: Duplicity

    Rene and Max celebrate their last episode in the double digits with the 2009 Romcom Thriller Duplicity. They discuss the talent of Clive Owen and Julia Roberts (for once, a movie she is in that they actually like) and how phenomenal every line reading Paul Giamatti provides in this film and life in general. Have a listen!

    1 hr 2 min
  • Episode #98: Intolerable Cruelty

    This week, Rene and Max watched the Coen Brothers Romcom Intolerable Cruelty. They speak about how funny the line "Nail Yo Ass" is, how good the chemistry is between the leads, and how absurd the final turn at the end is. It's a fun one so have a listen!

    54 min
  • Episode #97: Serendipity

    Rene and Max watched the 2001 Romcom Serendipity this week. They differ in opinion. They talk a lot about food. They have a good time. You should join them!

    1 hr 23 min
  • Episode #96: Silver Linings Playbook

    We've made Crabby Snacks and Homemades! Come join us as we discuss Silver Linings Playbook and review just how far we've come with discussing mental health in public settings. Also, Rene and Max discuss the lead actors in the film and how well they work together. Have a listen!

    49 min
  • Episode #95: Last Holiday

    This week Rene and Max stick around 2006 for another Romcom, Last Holiday. The movie is extremely corny and Max and Rene debate whether it's good enough to overcome that... Have a listen!

    39 min
  • Episode #94: Something New

    This week, Rene and Max venture into something new by watching the 2006 Romcom Something New! They discuss the racial politics in the film, how they were written and directed, and how it all worked because the lead actors were so damn good together! Have a listen!

    53 min
  • Episode #93: Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World

    This week Max and Rene have to call an audible and change the movie that is reviewed due to unavailability. Max decided on Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, the 2010 Action Romcom that is "super inventive" according to every Rotten Tomatoes review. Rene and Max have slightly different opinions about the movie... Have a listen!

    51 min
  • Episode #92: Wimbledon

    Welcome to the world where love means zero and yet it also means everything! Rene and Max review Wimbledon, the 2004 Romcom starring Paul Bettany and Kirsten Dunst. The bros marvel at the leads' chemistry, the merits of the film as a sports film and as a Romcom. It's a fun conversation, so have a listen!

    55 min

About Bromancing The Stone

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Co-Hosts and Best Bros Rene Sanchez and Max Lyon love to watch and discuss Romcoms. They are also a couple of thirty-somethings who are looking for something creative to do. So they've decided to go…