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Is there a film you guys watch when you are feeling down? Or to do with your relationship woes? etc.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is one of mine as well as Bridesmaids (I find it hilarious)
I tried to watch the Little Mermaid again and it didn't go down so well. I enjoyed it but I couldn't help yelling at the screen "YOU'RE ONLY 16 ARIEL! NOT TO MENTION YOU DON'T KNOW THAT GUY!!! LOOK WHAT YOU'RE DOIN TO YOUR DAD! WHY YOOOOOOU..."
......So yeah.
How about you guys?
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is one of mine as well as Bridesmaids (I find it hilarious)
I tried to watch the Little Mermaid again and it didn't go down so well. I enjoyed it but I couldn't help yelling at the screen "YOU'RE ONLY 16 ARIEL! NOT TO MENTION YOU DON'T KNOW THAT GUY!!! LOOK WHAT YOU'RE DOIN TO YOUR DAD! WHY YOOOOOOU..."
......So yeah.
How about you guys?
Gosh how I wish I could have my mind wiped clean!
I like action movies- blow shit up kind of stuff, don't think I could handle romanic movies at all lol.
My niece is obsessed with monsters inc. :) But she also dances like Gru does!
You have to love the old school actions :) The stallones, swayzes and arnies
John young frankenstein is awesome!
Kawi you can never really go wrong with meryl streep!
Have you ever seen the machinist? Its a cool film and the lengths he goes to for the part are unreal!
I also get warm gooeys when I pop in Big Fish.
and a big LOL to the Little Mermaid comment... I will always love the Disney movies from the early 90s since that is when I was a young girl - so theres a big element of nostalgia and child-likeness there, but dear lord, when you really think about them... sigh...
Amelie was another one though that was a movie my ex shared so I have still to "take it back" and watch it without him.
I just never realised Ariel was only sixteen! The whole "BUT DADDY I LOVE HIM! (Even though I never met him properly, don't know his name or anything about love for that matter)"
Still. Good film!! Haha
John! Have you seen Dracula dead and loving it? It is a dracula spoof with Leslie Nielson :) So good!!
I don't know I really enjoyed it :)
Who doesn't enjoy a film with a scene that goes
"But Lucy....I'm British"
"WELL SO ARE THEEEESE!!"
Or the part with Draculas brides rubbing seductively (?) on stuff while Renfield (in true gentlemen brit form) yells "WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO THE FURNITURE?!?!"