RomCom Love

Ginger and Bonnie are headed to Barden University to check in on the Bellas after what happened at last year's ICAA Finals at Lincoln Center. Aubrey and Chloe have their work cut out for them, but it will be a ton of fun for us. We love a musical and this one delivers Mariah Carey chart toppers alongside anthems from 1985 John Hughes' classics. Join us for cup songs, mash-ups, and riff-offs. Aca-scuse me?

Leslie and Bonnie are headed to Philly for a romantic dramedy that steers clear of the tropes, but has a lot to say about love, family, loss, and mental health. This movie was nominated for 8 Oscars including the top 6 categories and was hugely successful at the box office. JLaw and Bradley at their best, but the supporting cast and writing make this movie worth watching again and again. Don't you worry about a thing.

Bonnie and Brittany are headed to Michigan for Grosse Pointe High's 10 year reunion! Back-to-back John Cusack's for us and we couldn't be happier. While this 1990s cult classic is in no way a typical RomCom, Minnie and John make the most of it. Oh, and did we mention Joan Cusack too? Come for the awkward reunion backdrop, stay for the indie music, skinny ties, and dark comedy. Do you get dental with that?

Brittany and Bonnie are headed to Palm Springs for our 4th Julia Roberts, 3rd John Cusack, and 2nd Catherine Zeta-Jones, Billy Crystal, and Hank Azaria. This movie was a huge hit 20 years ago and watching these Oscar and Golden Globe winning actors, it's evident why. While the jokes don't always land, the cast is clearly having a ball. Join us to discuss early 2000s fashion, the complete lack of a soundtrack, and Julia and John at their peak. You buttered my toast!

Sarah is back and we're headed to Rhode Island to help Grandma and Grandpa close up the house for the season. This movie has it all - unrequited love, imposters & secrets, family drama, a touch football game on the front lawn, a talent show and, dare we say, Love at First Sight? An all-star cast delivers a warm blanket of a show. As they say, my love opens the door, so join us!

Sarah and Bonnie are headed to Toronto for a Marc Platt innovation that hits just about all the RomCom categories we have. Scott has to battle the evil exes if he is serious about Ramona, and we think he is up to the task. The cast, oh the cast for this one. We've got a vegan ex, a transmedia narrative, and loads of supporting characters we absolutely love. Come from Michael Cera; stay for Anna Kendrick, Aubrey Plaza, Mae Whitman, Brie Larson, Allison Pill, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Ellen Wong...

This is a big one! Diane and Bonnie have loooong histories with Julie Andrews's classic and it made for a wonderful discussion over wine, raspberries, and chocolate (Julie's favorite treats). You've seen it, you liked it, maybe you even love it. This movie has it all: an overture setting the stage, a gazebo for two of the most romantic scenes, Oscars, Golden Globes, dancing in the fields and streets of Salzburg, serious Love/Hate chemistry, and some great side-eye from Kurt. Pour a glass of pink lemonade, and join us to discuss: how DO you solve a problem like Maria?

Leslie and Bonnie are returning to Chicago for the wedding of the new millennium. Back in 2002 this movie was massive, making it one of the highest grossing RomComs ever. Based on Nia Vardalos's real life and one-woman show, this low budget phenomenon is still utterly delightful. It's all at once a truly realistic family comedy, a thoughtful romance, and a coming of age winner. Over the top and subtly sweet. Just don't forget the Windex.

Brittany is back! Bonnie and Brittany head to Chicago for a sweet Keanu and Sandy B. reunion that is as mind-warping as it is good. Alex and Kate pass the chemistry test, even if they are in only a couple of scenes together. But those scenes are worth it. I mean, they did win the 2006 Teen Choice Award for Best Liplock! Come for the reunion of two of our favorites; stay for romance, architecture, and our new favorite Jack. I'm very sure, this never happened before.

John and Bonnie are heading to Pennsylvania for a classic Love/Hate, along with some Imposters and Secrets, and a little Based On (the Broadway play). It's 1940 and you can't get much bigger than Katharine Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart and Cary Grant in "The Philadelphia Story". This Oscar winning Rom includes mild hijinks, a whole lot of fashion, and a twist that makes for good discussion in the episode. The time to make up you mind about people is never. Join us!