2 in the Bush: A Love Story

Fun new modern twist on a rom-com... quirky, sexy and enjoyable. Also filmed in Chicago!

Indeed, hyped up and illogical nonsense. Appealing mainly to those who make excuses to themselves and others because they can't make their minds up on whether they prefer men or women more and gives many people that little push to go for both just because they can. In a way, this was just a desperate attempt (hence the unfunny dialogue that's apparently classed as hilarious stuff) to drag us into this new 'anything goes' or 'anything LGBT is now normal' kind of world.

For instance, look at the front cover of the movie. That told me everything I knew I'd have to watch. An African man on one side, holding two women and the cover is bright pink. Yep. Here we go. Oh and the leads can't act.

I'm waiting to hear this great witty piece that critics raved about; but I've not. What on earth is funny about a couple of pretty and quite petty girls silly LQBT lifestyles with an over weight woman, some 'fifty shades of grey' bondage stuff, yet another African male (no offence but that's getting really predictable now) sone bright colours, some three-way hot but not at all hot moments and endless stupidity on the side? Right. Nothing.

A modern take on the rom-com formula, 2 in the Bush is a delight.

Dating is, and always has been, more complex than often portrayed. This movie doesn't shy away from that, exploring sexuality & relationship styles & expectations within an inherently enjoyable genre.

It's a bisexual tale of polyamory that is at once funny & heartwarming.

10/10 Would reccomend

The first 10-15 mins are kinda bad, the acting feels kinda awkward and the writing isn't great but once you move past that it lessens (that isn't to say its completely gone) But it does improve and becomes a compelling film that you should at least watch once.

I loved this movie-the sweetness, the humor, the diversity. And as a bisexual, it was so relatable. The dating scene montage remains my favorite. Would absolutely recommend to anyone looking to see queerness and polyamory in a refreshing light.