Gaybros go to Dive Bars to Talk about Cinema

On this episode of Gaybros look at America through a bizarre lense, we talk about the 1986's Blue Velvet movie by David Lynch, with Kyle MacLachlan and Laura Dern.

On this episode of Gaybros see frontal nudity we talk about 1999 classic, Eyes Wide Shut, with the couple of the (that) moment, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, directed by Stanley Kubrick.

On this episode of gaybros break every single rule of the Dogma manifesto, we talk about Dogma #1 - Celebration (1998), by Thomas Vinterberg

On this episode of Gaybros figure out whodunit we talk about the 2001 classic, Gosford Park, by Robert Altman

On today's episode of gaybros enjoy spicy stuff on the big screen, we talk about the 2001 Spanish classic Sex and Lucia, directed by Julio Medem and starring Najwa Nimri, Tristán Ulloa and Paz Vega.

On this episode of gaybros check if lightning can strike twice, we watch the 2004 psycho thriller/drama/love reflection Enduring Love, directed by Roger Michell based in a book by Ian McEwan and starring Daniel Craig

On this episode of gaybros keep searching for better scripts, we watch the personal favorite (for both of us), Atonement (2007), directed by Joe Wright based on an Ian McEwan book, starring Keira Knightly, James McAvoy and Saoirse Ronan.

On this episode of gaybros can enjoy a good smoke and mirrors show too, we talk about the 2006 drama by Richard Eyre, Notes on a Scandal, starring Cate Blanchett and Judi Dench.

On this episode of gaybros go back to the golden age of Hollywood we talk about the most recent David Fincher movie, Mank, from 2020, starring Gary Oldman.

On this episode of gaybros demand better witchcraft movies, we talk about  one of the modern horror classics, The Witch from 2015, directed by Robert Eggers and starring Anya Taylor-Joy

On this episode of gaybros pay attention to screenplays, we talk about the 2008 classic Doubt, directed by John Patrick Shanley with Meryl Streep, Amy Adams, Viola Davis and Philip Seymour Hoffman.

On this very bonus holidays episodes of Gaybros embrace the seasonal spirit, we watch the 1988 cult classic Scrooged with Bill Murray and directed by Richard Donner. Will this be a inconsequential holidays movie or is it a Christmas miracle?

On this episode of gaybros love Björk above all living things, we talk about the 1990 Icelandic black and white movie The Juniper Tree, starring Björk.

On today's episode of Gaybros love-hate Nicholas Cage (part 2), we talk about the 2002 masterpiece directed by Spike Jonze, with script of Charles Kaufman (and his imaginary twin brother), Adaptation.

On today's episode of Gaybros love-hate Nicholas Cage (part 1), we talk about the 1990 David Lynch forgotten movie, Wild at Heart.

On this episode of Gaybros respectfully look at French cinema, we talk about the 1967 classic by Jean-Pierre Melville, Le Samouraï

On this episode of Gaybros reflect about mental illness, we talk about A Woman under the Influence, the 1974 classic by John Cassavetes

On this episode of Gaybros go from black and white to color, we talk about the 1998 Gary Ross movie, Pleasantville

On this episode of gaybros go to suburbia to talk about cinema, we talk about the 1997 Ang Lee classic, The Ice Storm.

On this episode of Gaybros have quirky fake conversations and talk about cinema, we talk about the 2004 classic Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou by Wes Anderson.

On this episode of Gaybros apply Instagram filters and talk about cinema, we talk about the 2006 movie by Sofia Coppola, Marie Antoinette with Kirsten Dunst

On this episode of gaybros punish themselves through good cinema, we talk about the beloved (for the hosts) classic by Michael Haneke, Funny Games (1997)

On this episode of gaybros give second chances, we talk about the 2002 drama Heaven, directed by Tom Tykwer with Cate Blanchett and Phoebe's brother.

On this episode of gaybros travel back in time to simpler and better times, we talked about the movie that started the dino craze in the 90s, Jurassic Park, the 1993 classic by Steven Spielberg

On this very special episode of gaybros go places in a car to watch movies, we talk with our guest star about Enemy, the maybe way too metaphorical for some 2014 movie by Denis Villeneuve with Jake Gyllenhall (loosely based on a José Saramago work)