Bad Teacher- Fricken hilarious! Even though I'm a Christian I can definately relate to some of the things this lady thinks. I only saw it last night but I will definately be buying this when it comes out on DVD!
Marley and Me- Aww. I always cry buckets when I watch this because it came out a few months after my dog got put down. I love watching the dog grow from a puppy into an elder and the family grow up around it, and the love story between the two leads.
Shrek- Well its a classic, isn't it?
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button- Aww. Reminds me why people think Brad Pitt is so hot!
Forrest Gump- Another classic. I don't enjoy watching it so much now because I've seen it like a zillion times but if it suddenly disappeared off the face of the Earth I'd have a little weep. I grew up on this movie.
The Last Song- People hate Miley Cyrus, but I thought she was brilliant in this movie. I avoided it for a long time, but got stuck on a long flight so I wanted to curb my interest and it was amazing. I didn't like the first half of the movie because it was stereotypical bad girl- the kinds I had to endure when I was younger and pretend to be nice to, but in the second half she became really relatable, especially when tragedy struck.
Legally Blonde- I put this on when I need a kick up the arse- it reminds me that no matter how much other people think I'm a freak (and they do) that I'm a beautiful person and I deserve great things, and that if I put my mind to it I can achieve great things. (Haters gonna hate!)
Hotel for Dogs- Another tear jerker for me- funny how movies can make you cry even when they're not supposed to! I first watched this when we were in the middle of a dog hunt and I was really stressed out and still in mourning over my other dog, and my heart just ached over all those pups without home.
A Walk to Remember- The romance, the christian stuff, the cancer... more tears from me.
Easy A- Haha, love this! Its kind of hard to take seriously because half the girls I went to school with were skanks and you were more likely to get made fun of for being a virgin than sleeping around. I love it how movies these days promote intelligence as being sexy and fun rather than blonde bimbos as being the in things. Its more relatable for me, although I don't have a bit of charisma unlike the girl in the movie.
The Lovely Bones- read the book. HATED IT. Watched the movie. Amazing! I think if you liked the book you were less likely to like the movie. I did enjoy the book more once I had seen the movie, although I thought some of it was really icky and unneccessary. I really liked the CGI and the idea of an afterlife and how it was constantly changing.
Harry Potter- No explanation required
The Little Mermaid- An ENFP like me. Oh goody
And who wouldn't want to be a mermaid? Just stay away from the sharks!
My Sisters Keeper- Great cast and story. I wonder what it would have been like if they'd kept the original ending?
Marie Antoinette- I love the story, but also the cakes, the clothes etc. Beautiful cinematography.
Up- LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!! Talking dogs, that amazing bird, a grumpy old man and a funny kid. Just wish pixar used more girls.
Slumdog Millionaire- I saw this with a mentor type person from church just before I left New Zealand, right before my visa for England got accepted. The story was amazing and I loved the use of flashbacks, but its horrible seeing the situation in places like India and knowing there isn't that much you can do about it.
The Power of One- Never read the book, but I really enjoyed the movie. I felt for the main character as a little boy as an outsider, I really wish I could have been there to protect him.
Finding Nemo- I got off school early and saw this with my dad towards the end of my days of getting bullied. Along with watching ''Scrubs'' on tv it is one of the best memories of that part of my life and I'm so glad he took me. I didn't have alot going for me back then, and everyone needs a pick me up occassionally- this is seriously one of the funniest movies- I couldn't believe there were only two other people in the cinema! I guess everyone else was either at school or at work.
Gone with the Wind- Only saw this like two years ago, but I regret not seeing it sooner. I can see why its a classic!
50 First Dates- I hope my love life ends up like this- except I wouldn't want to be stuck on the same day for eternity! Although it is frozen on October 13th which is my birthday so that would be awesome for me! Adam Sandler is like my dream guy in this (or some variation of it!).
Enchanted- Me on a good day!
Life of Brian- Sooo funny! And I don't think its disrespectful because its about ''Brian'' not ''Jesus'' and it a social commentary of the time- a funny one at that! ''What have the Romans ever done for US?''
The Matrix- I didn't think I'd like this but I got dragged along and surprise surprise I liked it. I don't know why, but I like action movies. You'd never guess by talking to me. I didn't really get it but the girl who was with me was explaining everything which was helpful (shes like a genius).
Titanic- Aww. I would love to see this in 3D!
Madagascar 2- I didn't really like the first one (maybe because everyone else was obsessed with it?) but I was curious about the second one. Seeing the animals ''escape'' was hilarious and seeing Marty the Lion as a baby was sooo cute!
The 5 People you meet in Heaven- Read the book, loved it. Watched the movie- loved it. Another tear jerker though. Unfortunately it hasn't been released outside the US so I don't know if I'll ever be able to get it on DVD.
Amelie- Awesome. Not good when you're tired and can't be bothered watching subtitles.
Yes Man- Inspiring stuff. Remains me of when I'm manic though.
Horton Hears a Who (that Elephant HAS to be an ENFP)- My friend wanted me to see this with her at the movies and I said no. She then said how awesome it was so I ordered a copy of Amazon (always a risky move) and I loved it.
Ground Hog Day- who wouldn't want to be stuck in a day to develop their skills and do whatever they want without consequences?
Fried Green Tomatoes- Love the intertwining of two stories
Andre- Cute story about a girl and her friend seal
Click- A good concept until you manage to screw up your life by fast forwarding through everything.
The Gods must be Crazy- haha awesome
Zombieland- this is why movie nights with the boys is essential for a girl like me- otherwise I would never watch movies like this!
