Notting Hill
That's the one rom-com we own. (Unless you count Shaun of the Dead or Fido as rom-coms.)
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Notting Hill
That's the one rom-com we own. (Unless you count Shaun of the Dead or Fido as rom-coms.)
Fido
I caught the beginning of this at my parents' house (they Tivoed it because they love twisted stuff like zombie movies), and I *need* to see the rest of it. It's so gorgeous to look at, too, with all the oversaturated colors (except for the zombies, of course).
I highly recommend Bella Martha to anyone that likes the genre. It's the German film that No Reservations was based on. It reminded me a lot of Baby Boom.
Fido is adorable. And yes, the art direction for it is just fantastic.
I *love* the remake, but not its sequels. Feh.
Yeah. It's one of the few times I can ignore Julia Roberts. But Twelve? Just asinine. God, it's like capoeira is the kiss of death for movies.
The third act was TOTES (are we still saying that? no one forwards me memos)
Emmett's been trying to promulgate "Totes Magotes" since I Love You, Man.
Fido is great, and I love Love, Actually and Ocean's Eleven.
Emmett's been trying to promulgate "Totes Magotes" since I Love You, Man.
Good man.
::sits with megan::
I also love Baby Boom! Diane Keaton being cute and awkward is always a win for me.
Oh, oh, Strictly Ballroom!
I can't stand The American President. It's my Michael Douglas thing. I also liked Baby Boom a lot less after the time I was stuck in my ob/gyn's waiting room for two hours and it was looping on their TV.
Oh, oh, Strictly Ballroom!
How did I forget that, I own it!