"I Love You, Man" is a great bromance film. It's a rom-com made for everyone when usually it's aimed for women. We all know how Hollywood works. Is it hard to say "I Love You" to a good friend, expecially if he's a best man for your wedding? XG is my featued guest today as we dissect this hilarious film that does a good job being relatable to relationships and those who aren't in one. it's good to see dymanics in different types of relationships - romantic, platonic, family, and they all relate to each other. It sort of plays like queer film but overall it's very masculine. We talk about our favorite moments, discovering that it's one of XG's top films. Who would have thought, right? It's written very well due to the fact that although you can tell how it ends, but we see creative ways how one event leads to another and the characters hold it down. Everyone is unique and as unique as we are, we tend to find people we match with. It's hard to choose who your best man would be, especially if you have close friends who tell it like it is. The premise is great, a dude who actually doesn't have his group of friends ends up actually making a friend for life.

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