LogFAQs > #966240597

https://youtube.com/watch?v=BQIeBB9XMe8

I'm curious to see the kind of demographics this movie appeals to.

Straight Men
I'm a part of this demographic. I actually watched and enjoyed Brokeback Mountain back in the day when I was a teenager. I heard it was good and I didn't mind the fact that it was a gay drama, so I watched it. I felt a bit uncomfortable during the sex scenes, but that should be normal coming from a straight man. Overall, I really liked the movie and it deserves the awards it won. As for Bros, I personally found the trailer hilarious and I'm definitely going to watch it. I also find it refreshing because it's not going to use any of the common tropes found in straight romantic comedies, it's all new material. I'll probably feel a bit uncomfortable during sex scenes if there are any, but I don't care. But how many straight men like me are actually interested in that movie?

Gay and Bisexual Men
I assume this is the main target demographic for obvious reasons. It can serve as a good comparison to other categories.

Straight and Bisexual Women
Straight men are very often part of the target demographic when it comes to lesbian media, so I assume the opposite applies for this movie.

Lesbian Women
I can certainly relate with this demographic. Like them, I feel zero attraction toward men. But is being part of the LGBTQ community going to make a difference compared to being a straight men?

Transgender
I know this category doesn't take sexual orientation into account, but I couldn't include all of the possible options. Still, I don't believe it'll make that much of a difference considering the very low percentage of transgender people. I didn't want to exclude them, but I also didn't want to include them within the other options because I believe it would skew the results. I assume transgender people are much more likely to be interested in this movie than cisgender people with the same sexual orientation.