@@evall6647 Opening night, it was packed. Small-seat theatre with recliners, but full front-to-back. The second day, Friday, it was an early showing, say 5pm, and there were only 4 of us. Sad B/C it’s a really funny movie.
Mature gay MAN who spent years in the closet finds so much similar to my own experiences, has seen BROS multiple times and will see it again! About time we had a groundbreaker and BROS is it. Laughed and shed a few tears. Thanks to Billy, Luke, entire cast, Universal, and theaters that have had the balls to show it! 🏆
@@A22DNAL Amen, Bro! 😉. Have received several RIGHT wing responses on other posts. Lord deliver us from those small minds! 🤮. Some friends in other areas have had to drive miles to see BROS. WTH? Be sure to vote as if people's lives depend on it because they DO!
Billy Eichner has said on Twitter that 'anyone who isn't a homophobic weirdo should go and see 'Bros' NOW!' in connection with the fact that so far, the film is a flop. He's also said that 'There's hope for straight people yet.' There's your answer as to why it's failing, right there. Straight people read twitter too, and watch promo's.
My girlfriend and I watched this movie. Overly preachy about every single LBQTA+ issue and fairly graphic sex scenes. But the point that all heterosexuals stayed away was not true as the writer/star tweeted. It just was a bad movie and nothing else for its massive failure.
I hope younger audiences learn something about gay history from BROS! Many do not know how we have come to this! And they DO need to know. You're right, Bobby, this is THEIR history! 🏆. 🏳️🌈
Thank you to everyone associated with "Bros" for giving us two glorious hours of joy to help us forget the horrors of Putin-Trump-Ian-Iran-Conspiracy Theories now in the news.
I plan to see Bros this week with a friend. I liked how Luke said that this film seems real and that Billy said going to see this film will feel like an event. I look forward to seeing this film and laughing all the way home afterwards.
I love everything about this cast and can't wait to see the flick; however, there's something very disturbing about hiring a gay-only cast. The notion seems positive at first, but ultimately it's divisive and wrong for actors and audiences.
@@jamesevans3237 If you make gender the hiring requirement, then we will soon see movies with absolutely no LGTBQ+IA characters because they just don't sell. Get woke, go broke.
