Nick O'Leary is a straight bass player in a queercore band that is searching for a name but tentatively calls themselves The Jerk-Offs. A teenager from Hoboken, New Jersey, he is still heartbroken after his girlfriend, Tris, broke up with him three weeks, two days, and 23 hours ago and continues to make “breakup” mixtapes for her. Thom and Dev, his gay bandmates who both hate Tris, convince Nick to perform at a club because his favorite band—the legendary, publicity-shy Independent music band Where’s Fluffy? —is performing somewhere in New York City that night.
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They may be formulaic and predictable, they may create unrealistic expectations about love, but they’re also a very particular brand of comforting, which no one can take away from them. So grab your significant other or a pint of your favorite ice cream and get the tissues ready, ‘cause these beloved romantic comedies of the 1990s and 2000s are not only delightfully nostalgic but are also bound to bring tears of joy to your face.
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