Bromancing The Stone

Rene and Max embark on the soon to be concluded trilogy of the To All The Boys I've Loved Before series on Netflix! They start with the first one and talk about how well-written the details in the film are and how well-cast the film is. Next week, they will review the second film, then the following week they will review the third and final film, which will be released three days after the film is released! So let's join LJ and Peter on this journey through high school romance!

Here at Bromancing The Stone, we strive to assure you that we, in fact, would NEVER waste your flava! That is one of the many insurmountable obstacles that encumber the chracters in this week's Romcom, the 1998 Teen Party film Can't Hardly Wait! Rene talks about his immense love for the final scene of the movie, Max discusses his love for Jennifer Love Hewitt, and the both of them discuss their love for some of the gags in the film. It's a fun movie and a fun pod episode, so have a listen!

Here at Bromancing The Stone, we like to think that we tailor our podcast to fit your specifications for a good time centered around a Romcom. As for Brooks, he likes to become The Perfect Date in Netflix's 2019 Romcom, The Perfect Date! We watched this Teen Romcom and discuss how much we liked the dialogue, how it brought back memories of teenage naivete. and how well the cast worked together in the film. Plus the usual bits and bobs are included, so give this episode a listen!

Rene and Max finish off the Garry Marshall, Richard Gere and Julia Roberts double feature this week as they review 1999's Runaway Bride! Did the bros receive this film as negatively as the other Garry Marshall films? Yes. Yes they did. But it's still an interesting listen, we swear! We promise to like next week's offering more, we promise!

The podcast enters 2021 by reviewing the Romcom that has sold the most domestic box office tickets in history, Pretty Woman! Rene and Max discuss the origins of the script and whether or not that affects the viewing experience. There's also discussion about the kiss of the movie and what happens after ever after, and we give our verdict at the end. Enjoy the episode! 

Rene and Max end the month of Holiday Romcoms and 2020 with a viewing on the 2011 movie, New Year's Eve. They discuss how there are too many storylines in the film, how undercooked the romances in the film seem to be. and Rene acts out a fake dialogue between Garry Marshall and Hector Elizondo. This episode is well worth the listen, so press play!

Merry Christmas! Rene and Max have decided to offer their Christmas tradition to the TENS and TENS of listeners by watching Love Actually and recording it as a special Christmas Bonus episode! There is a technical issue between minutes 56 - 60 of the episode (right around Hugh Grant's dance scene) that we left in, but it's just because we wanted this experience to be organic and not because both Rene and Max were already too inebriated to do much about it... So join the Bros for a Christmas Day viewing of the classic Romcom, Love Actually and get ready to tip your cup of Christmas Cheer!

This week Rene and Max continue their month of Holiday Romcoms by watching the 2006 classic, The Holiday! Rene gives his opinion on Jude Law and Cameron Diaz's levels of attractiveness, Max discusses why everyone needs an "Arthur" in their life, and the two of them discuss how much of a F***Boi Jasper is in the film. Have a listen and look out for a Xmas day surprise from the pod in a few days...

This week, Rene and Max continue to watch Holiday "Romcoms" and review the recent 2019 release, Last Christmas. They discuss how this movie doesn't really fit the "Romcom" moniker, how exactly this movie was even developed, and they spoil the movie by discussing their theories as to what the hell actually goes on in this film. This episode is short and sweet, so give it a listen!

Welcome to "Season 2" of Bromancing The Stone! Rene and Max are embarking on a month of holiday Romcoms and they are starting by the most recent release, which is the October 2020 Netflix release, Holidate! There's discussions about the movie theater going experience, why strangers even have conversations in public, and Australians speaking Philadelphian slang. You'll have to listen to the episode to figure all that out, so press play and let's get into it!