Ranking the Best Bromance Moments of the Critics' Choice Awards

Updated on Jan 17, 2014 at 11:50 PM

Sure, sure there were some adorable couples hitting the red carpet at the Critics' Choice Awards on Thursday, but it was also boys' night out! Competing nominees and costars alike got friendly for some photos, and two in particular — Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill — especially enjoyed each other's company. Bromance was definitely in the air. We're ranking the best moments starring the handsome men of the night.

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No. 10

Mark Wahlberg and Jason Schwartzman, who stared in I Heart Huckabees together, caught up at the show, and it was pretty cute.

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No. 9

Handsome stars of The CW Ian Somerhalder and Isaiah Washington bro'ed out backstage.

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No. 8

Nominees Jonah Hill and Matthew McConaughey took the chance to pose together too.

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No. 7

Oh, look! It's Jonah again. This time with Bradley Cooper. They're all friends!

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No. 6

What are they looking at? We can only assume that Jonah is showing Bradley some risqué pics from the Wolf of Wall Street set.

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No. 5

In his acceptance speech, Leonardo DiCaprio called Jonah his "partner in crime."

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No. 4

Leo took care of the Champagne as they enjoyed the show together.

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No. 3

Jonah is one lucky guy.

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No. 2

Oh, look! It's two of America's sweethearts, Matthew McConaughey and Tom Hanks.

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No. 1

And the award for best bromance goes to . . . Matthew and Bradley! They had to be congratulating each other for their respective Oscar nominations, which were announced early Thursday morning.

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