Movies I haven't seen, but would probably enjoy:
-Chicago
-High School Musical
-Bourne Supremacy
-Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
-Die Hard 4
Movies I have seen, but wish I hadn't:
-Se7en
-Troy
-Bad Boys 2
-Gladiator
-Forest Gump
Movies I have seen, liked, but probably won't ever see again:
-Legend of Bagger Vance
-Remember the Titans
-Bad Boys
-Once Upon a Time in Mexico
-Saving Private Ryan
Movies I could watch again and again:
-Sleepless in Seattle
-You've Got Mail
-Clue
-Grease
-Glory
Movies I will never see because I know I won't like them:
-Blair Witch Project
-We Were Soldiers
-300
-Sin City
-Knocked Up
11 comments:
I really enjoyed Chicago, Bourne Supremacy and Sisterhood. And I'm pretty sure I'd like HSM and Die Hard 4. (Although, not surprisingly, I'm sure I'd like one more than the other.)
I could watch Sleepless, Mail and Grease over and over, too. Also, Two Weeks Notice, How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days and Head Over Heels.
I have a feeling that once they play Knocked Up on TBS, I might enjoy it. But I know I don't want to see the movie theater version. I'm just too delicate or something. ;)
HA! Another person that hates Forest Gump! YAY!! I thought I was the only one! I can't stand Jenny! Of course I guess it is sweet that he loved her even though she didn't deserve it...
You've Got Mail is one of my all-time favorite movies also--I could quote back the movie for you :-D. Also Sleepless and Grease. But I don't understand the big deal with Clue and I've never seen Glory.
Clue?? Very funny movie...great cast, total chaos, laugh every time! 300 and We Were Soldiers were guy movies... wouldn't see them again, but were pretty good. Being the geek I am, I'd watch Star Wars and LoTR over and over (and over...). Interestingly my lovely wife didn't mention Commando...
Because we own it on video:( It is my favorite, but that is just a given.
And I didn't like Forest Gump because Jenny just used him throughout the entire movie. I mean, she only tells him he has a kid because she is dying and wants him to take care of him! Yes, he loved her anyway, but truthfully I don't think his character truly understood that he was being used. Plus, I can handle Gary Sinise with no legs, but all grunged out is just wrong.
oh, honor, we could quote "mail" back and forth to each other. my favorite line -
"I would have asked for your number, and I wouldn't have been able to wait twenty-four hours before calling you and saying, 'Hey, how about... oh, how about some coffee or, you know, drinks or dinner or a movie... for as long as we both shall live?'"
i want to be meg ryan in that movie!
and add me to the 'not a forrest gump fan' club. it had its moments, but overall i just wasn't all that impressed.
"That caviar is a garnish!"
I'm with you Busy...I just had to find a reason that someone would like that movie so much.
"You poor, sad, multimillionaire. I feel so sorry for you."
"Don't you think daisies are the friendliest flower?" (BTW they are now one of my favorite flowers thanks to this movie! :-D)
"I would send you a bouquet of newly sharpened pencils if I only knew your name and address. On the otherhand, this not knowing has its charms..."
And my husband and I were just quoting it the other day when the kids were having fun spelling "Fox...F-O-X" :-D
AH...now I'm going to have to go watch it again!
and i LOVE it when she's sick and he's making tea for her and says "honey?"
I know! Chris swears that he is just asking her if she wants honey in her tea, but I think it is totally an excuse to call her honey:)
"...where it was probably going to buy a hat which will turn out to be a mistake as all hats are."
oh, sure he's asking if she wants honey in her tea, but he knows full well how it would sound if he asks it that way. just like when i asked enrique if he wanted a (hershey's) kiss.
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