#26
Posted: 2/12/05 at 8:16pm
The same scene here - I thought it was funny!
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#27
Posted: 2/12/05 at 8:21pm
On my website, I actually "nominated" Rachel McAdams for Best Supporting Actress (Drama).
#28
Posted: 2/13/05 at 12:58am
rachel is SO talented. At first, in mean girls, i was thinking wow, she is very good at playing the MEAN one. she probably gets that alot, but she proved me wrong on this. It was such a beautful movie. and yes, the writing was trite, but beautiful at that.
awkward.
"I think it was the Korean tour or something. They were all frickin' asian!" -Zoran912
#29
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:01am
I wasn't interested at all in watching this movie. I don't know why... just didn't interest me.
I've been home sick, and this afternoon with nothing to watch, I put in my roomie's DVD. Oh my... not perfect, but I loved it. I cried... and not like weepy, tears down my face cry. But cried. I am so glad I was alone.
I've been home sick, and this afternoon with nothing to watch, I put in my roomie's DVD. Oh my... not perfect, but I loved it. I cried... and not like weepy, tears down my face cry. But cried. I am so glad I was alone.
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Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted. - Randy Pausch
Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted. - Randy Pausch
#30
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:04am
I love it. It's so sad. Like I do at most sad movies, I cried.
#31
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:08am
I love this movie too, one of my new favs. but the funniest thing about this movie to me was the number of guys who had been dragged to see this movie by their gfs. (I saw them all, because I sat in the back row, yawning, checking their watches, trying to mke passes at their gfs.)
#33
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:11am
he's so handsome...
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Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted. - Randy Pausch
Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted. - Randy Pausch
#34
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:11am
And he's not even that hot in other movies, but in this one I just wanted to throw him agaisnt a wall and .... well you get the idea. and rachel mcadams looked so much prettier and less fake than in mean girls
#35
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:19am
okay, so yeah, I rented it because I knew I was gonna get to see Ryan with his shirt off and I had my sexual awakening as a yongin' watching him in Young Hercules, but I actually ended up liking the movie very much...
#36
Posted: 7/1/05 at 9:32am
"Three Weeks With My Brother" A MUST READ! Actually I am glad I read this book first, it gives you insite to his other works.
#37
Posted: 7/1/05 at 10:07am
I loved this movie, definitely cried a lot though.
I read Nicolas Spark's books long before the movies came out, and the books are better. My favorite is still A Walk To Remember. And I love that movie too.
I read Nicolas Spark's books long before the movies came out, and the books are better. My favorite is still A Walk To Remember. And I love that movie too.
#38
Posted: 7/1/05 at 10:35am
Oh, wow.
*spoilers*
I read this book just after my grandmother died of Alzheimer's, not knowing that that would be a theme in the book. My grandfather took care of my grandmother until her dying day, much like in the story. My grandpa had been a tough-as-nails steel mill worker in his younger years up until retirement - not good with sentiment and feelings. He did mellow slightly when two baby girl grandchildren were placed in his arms, and when grandma started getting sick, he was tender in ways that we never knew he could be. He took her to the beauty salon when she could no longer drive, got tapes of the Sunday morning services when church became too difficult for her to attend, and put her to bed each night. Reading this book about sent me over the edge, it was a little too close to her death to be able to take in. It was good, though, and sometime in the future I'd like to read it again.
*spoilers*
I read this book just after my grandmother died of Alzheimer's, not knowing that that would be a theme in the book. My grandfather took care of my grandmother until her dying day, much like in the story. My grandpa had been a tough-as-nails steel mill worker in his younger years up until retirement - not good with sentiment and feelings. He did mellow slightly when two baby girl grandchildren were placed in his arms, and when grandma started getting sick, he was tender in ways that we never knew he could be. He took her to the beauty salon when she could no longer drive, got tapes of the Sunday morning services when church became too difficult for her to attend, and put her to bed each night. Reading this book about sent me over the edge, it was a little too close to her death to be able to take in. It was good, though, and sometime in the future I'd like to read it again.
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#39
Posted: 7/1/05 at 10:55am
I don't care for either Nick: Sparks or Cassavates. So I didn't see it.
"Do you even sleep? Or do you just hang upside down with your eyes closed?"
I'll let you guess.
I'll let you guess.
#40
Posted: 7/1/05 at 1:58pm
There's a reason for my screenname... I want to love and be loved like that one day.
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Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted. - Randy Pausch
Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted. - Randy Pausch
#41
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:10pm
daydreamer weren't you el taco loco before??
and kmf, how cute that you cried so hard on a plane that the flying waitress came to see if you were okay. you should tell that story on first dates; it will so totally get you laid...
and kmf, how cute that you cried so hard on a plane that the flying waitress came to see if you were okay. you should tell that story on first dates; it will so totally get you laid...
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#42
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:19pm
The phrase "the flying waitress" made me giggle.
Just so you know.
Just so you know.
"Do you even sleep? Or do you just hang upside down with your eyes closed?"
I'll let you guess.
I'll let you guess.
#43
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:21pm
sorry to any flying waitresses but that's what you are. oh, and you know how to slide down a chute...
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#44
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:26pm
Which makes them a hit at parties, I'd wager.
Nothing precious, plain to see, don't make a fuss over me. Not loud, not soft, but somewhere inbetween. Say sorry, just let it be the word you mean.
#45
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:27pm
RobbO -- wanna go on a date????
"Sir K, the Viscount of Uppity-shire...." -- kissmycookie
#47
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:28pm
we'll have to bring our "hankies" to dab our eyes....
"Sir K, the Viscount of Uppity-shire...." -- kissmycookie
#49
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:30pm
[quickly runs over to the hanky thread to check out kmf's stat's]
oh btw, the notebook makes me turn into a 12-year-old sobbing girl. it's not pretty.
oh btw, the notebook makes me turn into a 12-year-old sobbing girl. it's not pretty.
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#50
Posted: 7/1/05 at 2:34pm
This movie just flew onto my netflix queue. I need a good cry.
oh, and if you want to cry over a song, talk to me. I blame Popcultureboy, but I still tear up on my 1,000th + listening to this song.
oh, and if you want to cry over a song, talk to me. I blame Popcultureboy, but I still tear up on my 1,000th + listening to this song.
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