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September 30, 2022
At the Movies: ‘Bros' makes rom-com history, then joins in it
By MARK KENNEDY
AP Entertainment Writer
AP Entertainment Writer
The genius of “Bros” is telling LGBTQ stories and wrapping it in a familiar storyline that everyone can relate to.
“Bros,” the latest romantic comedy to hit theaters, is absolutely revolutionary. And totally conventional. It's a film where both extremes can be true at the same time.
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