It is surprising to me that it has such a low score. Occasionally the acting doesn't hit a mark but the issues the movie is dealing are handled so deftly. As a guy who has been in a poly triad/throuple/triangle (pick your preferred term) for the past 15 years this reflects experiences I have had. There is drama, definitely, but also joy. There are only handfuls of movies which represent those experiences. I thank the filmmakers for creating this one. Some aspects might've even gone too smoothly but I think not unbelievably so. Sometimes everything just clicks into place. NRE can give that sense and doesn't necessarily have to have a hard fall.

Spike Lee tried something similar - and when he did it, I thought: of course people will be interested with a premise like that. Or at least a lot of people might be. This is a different bi-st (spelled beast - as in I am using a pun here). But apart from any wet dreams you may have (and there is a fair amount of nudity and love making, but nothing that is there to excite or entice you in and of itself): this is a drama. This is about someone finding their own self - and their dreams and what they want to make of their life(s) ... really well acted. Even in moments that you may find cringe. Life is not always a smooth operator (does this count as a pun?). Watch at your own peril and hopefully with an open mind. The movie deserves that - all involved in it too. They are being true to themselves and the subject matter.

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

I've never seen a movie like this! It's a queer, polyamorous rom-com that's so sweet and charming! I'm sure there are folks that aren't gonna like it, but if you're open-minded there's so much to fall in love with. Enjoy!

I've never seen a movie like this, so gentle and talking about different topics and with such a loving poli triangle. I felt truly represented for the first time.

As someone who is newly interested in exploring other types of relationships apart from monogamy (which just does not work for everyone), I found this film to be endearing, warm, and thought-provoking, making me consider other ways of loving and relating. One of my favorite characters notes that just because a particular love style isn't modeled in TV, film, books, etc. Doesn't make it irrelevant or any less useful to individuals in real life trying to navigate the complexities of relating with others. This film was great. Everyone did a great job! 10/10.

This is a solid indie film with a truly unique story. Great dialogue, great performances, warm and funny. Highly recommend to those looking for a totally different kind of rom-com.

In this age of feminism , i found particularly interesting that this movie rates on this site 8/10 by women 18 to 29 years old and 6.3/10 by women 30 to 44 older women 44+ give this a 3.4/10 so basically the reviewers are ok sharing an alpha male between several women instead of settling for a monogamous relationship with a lower tier status it make one think about the future of the western world when the women who are the ones to carry the next generation will share a man if he is alpha... This movie is totally political and not in a good way

Trailer—2 in the Bush: A Love Story

It is surprising to me that it has such a low score. Occasionally the acting doesn't hit a mark but the issues the movie is dealing are handled so deftly. As a guy who has been in a poly triad/throuple/triangle (pick your preferred term) for the past 15 years this reflects experiences I have had. There is drama, definitely, but also joy. There are only handfuls of movies which represent those experiences. I thank the filmmakers for creating this one. Some aspects might've even gone too smoothly but I think not unbelievably so. Sometimes everything just clicks into place. NRE can give that sense and doesn't necessarily have to have a hard fall.