Would you go watch a movie where the main central theme is LGBT+?

[Lookingforthetruth]

"Bros" is about two commitment-phobic gay men (Eichner, Macfarlane) who "maybe, possibly, probably stumbling towards love. Maybe. They're both very busy" (via Deadline). "Bros" seems poised to introduce an engaging love story infused with a ton of laughs.

In addition to a cast with comedic backgrounds, Judd Apatow is producing alongside Stoller and Joshua Church. Apatow, who wrote and directed the blockbuster films "Knocked Up" and "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" is an 11-time Emmy nominee and two-time winner. Church's producing credits include "Trainwreck," "The Other Guys," "Step Brothers," and "Semi-Pro."

Yes

No

[Sargentcaptain]

Probably not. I don't care if the characters and the romance is gay, but if the main selling point of the movie is 'hey, we got dick suckers', it's probably the movie that sucks dick.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

F*cking DISGUSTING, I would rather be strapped to a chair and be forced to watch to Dragon Ball Evolution AND Avatar: The Last Airbender (LIVE ACTION) 5 times straight

[menina]

Why not? I don't care about the character's sexuality; I care about the plot. If I like the plot, I'm going to watch it.

[EllaNella]

i'm not into romantic comedies anyways so i won't watch this one either. i don't see a problem with it though

[Smoke-n-Growls]

Lmao, the gender divide. If it were a fuckin lesbian couple all the men would watch it. 🤮

[TroyDT]

No. Just does not interest me. Romance movies, either.

[Sandeeppingping]

This is haram

[Sandeeppingping]

Seriously though, the reason I don't like how it's called "bros" is because how it changes people's perception to shit, like 2 girl bffs or 2 guy bffs suddenly are talked about like they might be gay due to bs like that, not gonna lie if it was a lesbian movie I'd be mashallah

[TheNewGeneration]

No, LGBT+ movies are for LGBT+ people.

[Msputiton]

If it has a good storyline, sure

[maximumpower]

Nope.

Absolutely no interest in it.