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* ''Film/TwentyOneJumpStreet'' has a number of bromantic moments, such as Schmidt asking his partner Jenko to prom (as part of their undercover work) and Jenko climbing all over Schmidt in bed. Though they start as high school enemies, by the end it has become a full-on bromance.
** ''Film/TwentyTwoJumpStreet'' extremely ups the ante for the Jenko/Schmidt bromance, with HoYay out the wazoo, Schmidt and Jenko having a counseling session together, and Schmidt becoming distraught when Jenko states that they need to "investigate other people."
** ''Film/TwentyTwoJumpStreet'' extremely ups the ante for the Jenko/Schmidt bromance, with HoYay out the wazoo, Schmidt and Jenko having a counseling session together, and Schmidt becoming distraught when Jenko states that they need to "investigate other people."
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* Film/TheGreenHornet gives this a superhero twist. It uses a lot of the Bromantic Comedy tropes in order to deconstruct/reconstruct the hero/sidekick dynamic.
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* Though some versions of ''TheProducers'' have a romantic subplot between Leo and Ulla, the main story of all versions is about how Leo Bloom and Max Bialystock came to be HeterosexualLifePartners (in crime) on Broadway. Near the end, it even has Leo testifying in court to what a great friend Max has been to him.
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* Though some versions of ''TheProducers'' ''Film/TheProducers'' have a romantic subplot between Leo and Ulla, the main story of all versions is about how Leo Bloom and Max Bialystock came to be HeterosexualLifePartners (in crime) on Broadway. Near the end, it even has Leo testifying in court to what a great friend Max has been to him.
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* ''Film/HotFuzz'' fits the bill rather well. Amusingly, most of this owes itself to the fact that Angel was meant to have a love interest named Victoria, but after she was cut, most of her lines were given to Danny with surprisingly ''few'' changes.
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* The first half of ''Film/MelodySWALK'' is about how Daniel makes friends with Ornshaw before it heads into RomanticComedy territory with Melody.
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* ''Film/PlanB'' is mainly about the bromantic friendship between a man and his ex-girlfriend's boyfriend. [[spoiler:And while it tips into full-blown QueerRomance near the end, the bromance is just as integral to the film and its characters as the romance.]]
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At the intersection of the {{buddy picture}} and [[RomanticComedy romantic comedies]] lies the ''bro''mantic comedy. In this case, however, both leads will be male and the relationship pursued will be strictly platonic, possibly diving headlong into [[HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday "no homo"]] territory. Also unlike its romantic counterpart, a true Brom-Com is decidedly ''not'' a ChickFlick.
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At the intersection of the {{buddy picture}} and [[RomanticComedy romantic comedies]] the {{romantic comedy}} lies the ''bro''mantic comedy. In this case, however, both leads will be male and the relationship pursued will be strictly platonic, possibly diving headlong into [[HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday "no homo"]] territory. Also unlike its romantic counterpart, a true Brom-Com is decidedly ''not'' a ChickFlick.
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At the intersection of the buddy picture {{buddy picture}} and [[RomanticComedy romantic comedies]] lies the ''bro''mantic comedy. In this case, however, both leads will be male and the relationship pursued will be strictly platonic, possibly diving headlong into [[HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday "no homo"]] territory. Also unlike its romantic counterpart, a true Brom-Com is decidedly ''not'' a ChickFlick.
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* [[YourMilageMayVary Arguably]], TheCableGuy wades into bromantic comedy's waters.
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Distinguishing between this trope and the buddy picture is a little more complicated, but a preliminary way to mark the difference is that a pure bromantic comedy would not center around, for example, unlikely allies coming together to overcome adversity. Rather, the plot of a Bro-Com is specifically driven by the relationship between the characters themselves, much like a regular RomCom. Naturally, [[HappyEnding if things work out well]], the story culminates in a (more or less) straightforward [[HeterosexualLifePartners bromance]].
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Distinguishing between this trope and the buddy picture is a little more complicated, but a preliminary way to mark the difference is that a pure bromantic comedy would not center around, for example, unlikely allies coming together to overcome adversity. Rather, the plot of a Bro-Com is specifically driven by the relationship between the characters themselves, much like a regular RomCom. Naturally, [[HappyEnding if things work out well]], the story culminates in a (more or less) straightforward [[HeterosexualLifePartners bromance]].bromance]].
The concept is likely OlderThanTheyThink, but possibly the first true example of a Bromantic Comedy is 2009's [[{{ptitless8tzjcc}} I Love You, Man]] which, regardless of any predecessors, is likely the MostTriumphantExample.
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* The above-mentioned [[{{ptitless8tzjcc}} I Love You, Man]], which embraces and adapts countless RomCom tropes.
* [[YourMilageMayVary Arguably]], TheCableGuy wades into bromantic comedy's waters.
The concept is likely OlderThanTheyThink, but possibly the first true example of a Bromantic Comedy is 2009's [[{{ptitless8tzjcc}} I Love You, Man]] which, regardless of any predecessors, is likely the MostTriumphantExample.
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* The above-mentioned [[{{ptitless8tzjcc}} I Love You, Man]], which embraces and adapts countless RomCom tropes.
* [[YourMilageMayVary Arguably]], TheCableGuy wades into bromantic comedy's waters.
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At the intersection of the buddy picture and [[RomanticComedy romantic comedies]] lies the ''bro''mantic comedy. In this case, however, both leads will be male and the relationship pursued will be strictly platonic, possibly venturing diving headlong into [[HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday "no homo"]] territory.territory. Also unlike its romantic counterpart, a true Brom-Com is decidedly ''not'' a ChickFlick.
Distinguishing between this trope and the buddy picture is a little more complicated, but a preliminary way to mark the difference is that a pure bromantic comedy would not center around, for example, unlikely allies coming together to overcome an adversity. Rather, the plot of a Bro-Com is specifically driven by the relationship between the characters themselves, culminating in a (more or less) straightforward [[HeterosexualLifePartners bromance]].
Distinguishing between this trope and the buddy picture is a little more complicated, but a preliminary way to mark the difference is that a pure bromantic comedy would not center around, for example, unlikely allies coming together to overcome an adversity. Rather, the plot of a Bro-Com is specifically driven by the relationship between the characters themselves, culminating in a (more or less) straightforward [[HeterosexualLifePartners bromance]].
