Worst2First: My Top Ten Bromance Films

Worst2First: 

My Top Ten Bromance Films

There's a popular meme about "me and the boys:"

And now with many states allowing people to leave their homes, it's time for the boys to get back together, and no better way to celebrate than watching a film featuring amazing bromances.

Here are my top ten bromance films, worst2first...

**THERE WILL BE NO SPOILERS**

#10

Toy Story

Sometimes the best bromances begin when you hate each other.  Woody was the favorite toy of Andy's until he got the new Buzz Lightyear toy, and Woody began to feel abandoned and became jealous of Buzz, until the two embarked on a perilous adventure where they learned the value of friendship and became inseparable through three other movies.

#9

The Hangover

Sometimes the best bromances occur during times you don't remember.  Four friends head to Las Vegas for a wild night before one is set to be married, and the next day their friend is missing, and it's up to the three others to retrace their steps to find him.  Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, Ed Helms and Justin Bartha have natural chemistry together where you feel they've been best friends for years, and wish you were a part of the Wolf Pack.

#8

 Shaun of the Dead

Sometimes you need your bromance to get you through the zombie apocalypse.  Simon Pegg and Nick Frost have been best friends in real life for years, and it shows in their epic "trilogy" of "Shaun of the Dead," "Hot Fuzz," and "The World's End," but it's "Shaun" that's the most delightful as the two bumbling friends try to save their friends and family from the zombie apocalypse as only they know how - by hiding out at their favorite pub.

#7

 Superbad

Sometimes the best bromances require the most epic night ever.  Jonah Hill and Michael Cera star as Seth and Evan, two high school best friends who are about to graduate and head their separate ways, but not before experiencing an epic night where they hope to lose their virginity and party like never before, of course resulting in hilarious antics.  Their friendship makes you long for your high school best friend, and while some friendships change, some bromances last forever.

#6

 Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle

Sometimes the best time with your bro is when you both got the munchies for tiny burgers.  John Cho and Kal Penn play Harold and Kumar, two stoners who get the strong desire for White Castle burgers one night, and launch into an epic search for the elusive restaurant.  Their journey leads them to self-discovery, personal conflicts, and Neil Patrick Harris like no one's ever seen him before, proving that nothing is stronger than a firm bromance.

#5

Bill & Ted's Excellent Journey

Sometimes you need your bromance to go on the most excellent adventure.  Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves star as Bill and Ted, two high school dimwits who are about to flunk out before getting the most awesome aid due to a time-traveling phone booth.  As they bumble their way through history they always enjoy each other's company and have their backs, proving that some bromances can truly stand the test of time.

#4

 Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Sometimes you need your bromance to break you out of your shell and help you live life.  Matthew Broderick stars as the titular Ferris, who plans an extensive day off school with his girlfriend and reluctant best friend Cameron (played by Alan Ruck) with an adventure to the big city.  While it seems Ferris is incredibly self-involved, he's really looking out for Cameron and wants him to loosen up and love life and all its ups and downs.

#3

 Dumb and Dumber

Sometimes its fun to act stupid with your bromance.  Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels star as Lloyd and Harry, two incredibly stupid people but best friends for life, who travel across the country to return a briefcase filled with money, not really knowing the real importance of it.  The two enjoy each other's company, and provide wall-to-wall laughs and showcases the true importance of friendship.

#2

 Wayne's World

Sometimes you and your bromance just want to rock out.  Mike Myers and Dana Carvey star as Wayne and Garth, two rockers who have a successful small-town public access show where they show off their rock moves and general unintelligent knowledge.  When a big-wig producer wants to make them big, they set their sights on Hollywood, guitars, and babes, resulting in a hilarious misadventure for the two friends.

#1

 The Lord of the Rings

Sometimes you and your bromance must go on the most epic journey ever.  Elijah Wood and Sean Astin star as Frodo and Sam, two Hobbits given an impossible task - return the ring of power to the middle of Mount Doom before the evil lord Sauron regains control and turns Middle Earth to darkness.  Their perilous adventure leads them to the fire, and they would never had been able to make their quest alone - and showcases the true power of bromance with their shared sacrifices.