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Wynonna goes looking at Dolls' hotel and finds Eliza Shapiro, the two fight until they realize they are both on side Dolls.

**Eliza is played by Rachel Skarsten (from Toronto. 4/23/1985) who was Tasmin on Lost Girl and Elizabeth Tudor on Reign where she starred with Megan Follows who later makes her appearance on WE. No spoilers.**

Waverly & Nicole flirt (which will always be mentioned) until the bad thing in Waverly stops it.

We have the introduction of Jeremy Chetri, lab geek.

Wynonna, Eliza and Doc are all locked in a stairwell until Jeremy is tricked into opening in and Doc slips out sacrificing himself to to go on to find Dolls. He does find Dolls but Latudo is with him and insults his mustache. Doc subdues Latudo and frees Dolls. They get to the rest of the group and "safety" when and bigger agent of the Black Blade Division in there and has Eliza killed. He has the rest of group sign a document stating they will work for the BBD in blood.

(There was a little more to this episode that I will have to go back and watch and add here as I can't understand my own writing).

This was a good episode with a good fight between Wynonna and Eliza in her underwear. I like that sort of thing. Plus we get Jeremy and we need Jeremy.

**Doc Holliday is played by Tim Rozon (from Montreal. 6/4/1976) who was Mossimo on Lost Girl, Luke Roman on Surreal Estate, and Mutt Schitt on Schitt's Creek.**

I have had what I thought was a healthy love of tv for as long as I can remember. I watched every day, for hours. 

Up until a few years ago I would wait for the fall lineups to come out so that I could make myself a schedule. I stopped doing that as I stopped watching as much primetime television and have moved on to streaming services. Now when too many shows that I watch come out with new episodes at the same time, I completely freak out not knowing when I’m going to find the time. Only to end getting completely caught up within 1.5 weeks. Very proudly, I might add. 

Thinking about this made me feel like it wasn’t very healthy. I had managed to remove the joy. It had become an escape. For something that I had genuinely loved for so long to turn into a negative has deeply effected me. 

I’ve come up with a solution, I hope. As I watch the show, I’m taking notes about it. About what is going on and about how it’s making me feel. Not a review just a check in with feeling and emotions being brought forward. Also, noting when actors/actresses have been in other shows that I’ve watched/liked. That’s something I really enjoy doing. 

The Marvel Movies

About five years ago, I was hanging out with a friend at an antique/book shop, she asked me I had ever read, "Go Ask Alice"? I said, "No, what's it about?" She said, "It's a real diary of a teenage drug addict."  So, I put it on my never-ending reading list.  A few years ago, i found it at a used book sale and bought it.  I finally got around to reading it and my first thought when it ended was, That was utter RUBBISH!  Propaganda!

It ends with the following epilogue:

"The subject of this book died three weeks after he decision not to keep another diary.

Her parents came home from a movie and found her dead. They called the police and the hospital but there was nothing anyone could do.

Was it an accidental overdose? A premeditated overdose? No one know, and in some ways that question isn't important. What must be of concern is that she died, and that she was only one of thousands of drug deaths that year."

That's like the movie Mean Girls when the gym teacher says something to the effect, "Don't have sex, you'll get VD and die."

I promptly came home to do some research and sure enough, "Anonymous" was a psychologist names Beatrice Sparks and it was indeed propaganda.

Rating: 

What can I say about Boyhood that the critics haven't already said about it?  I don't know because I haven't read any other reviews. I only care about this one and I hope you do too...from a person you might actually know.  

I loved Boyhood.  I love if for its simplicity.  Simplicity as in no explosions, no needless nudity (or any for that matter), no murders, and no illnesses.  This is the story of a boy living and growing up with his sister and their single mother. Sprinkled with visits from their immature father. Not only do we see Mason grow up and try to find himself but we see every character grow and find themselves. 

Life is fluid and we are never done growing. 

Cast: Ethan Hawke, Ellar Coltrane, Lorelei Linklater, Patricia Arquette with writer/director Richard Linklater.

10. Saw

I'm not normally into the gore but this was grody but scary and suspenseful.

9. Fright Night

The original is the only way to go.

8. The Conjuring

I jumped a few times.

7. Pet Semetary

There is nothing more scary than child ghosts but even worse dead kid coming back...holy shit.

6. Children of the Corn

Ugh...that kid was so scary...I don't even like thinking of him now.

5. Poltergeist

I love tv and this one had me fearing it. Good shit.

4. The Birds

Birds attacking us.  Nutso.

3. The Ring

Again with the tv and the children.  I'm getting anxious now.

2. Nightmare on Elm Street

The beginning...the chatting...oh, it's the worst.

And the scariest movie I have ever seen is...

1. The Excorist

When I was a teenager I was big on the teeny bopper magazines.   I was boy CRAZY!!!  I had pin-ups covering every inch of my walls with these guys. 

Kirk Cameron

My number one from the first episode of Growing Pains.  Then his hair got crazy curly...like the Brady men-folk and it lessened and now....now...I've written a short-story, I call, Kirk Cameron Hates Me.

Mackenzie Astin

Be Still My Beating Heart from the first time I saw him as Andy Moffat on Facts of Life.  So cute and those eyes.  He's kept his looks...I don't know if he's any kind of religious nut so....still love him.

Neil Patrick Harris

So awkward looking when he was Doogie Howser, it was like the hadn't grown into all of his pieces but I still found him adorable. Now...he's even more so. I love him. LOVE!  Side note: In high school, I had an egg baby named Chance Michael Williams Hampton Harris, the Harris was for this man.  He makes me wish I was gay man.

Jason Bateman

Little House on the Prairie and then The Hogan Family, which I loved and we will see one of his Hogan brothers on this later. I love Jason Bateman more now than then.

Scott Grimes

I had a thing for boy gingers back in the day.  Now...not so much.

Corey Haim

Where do I start with this one? Lucas, Silver Bullet, Murphy's Romance? That adorable goofy face. Such a shame that he was as troubled as he was. I recently read Coreyography by Corey Feldman, and man...if what he said was true...poor poor kid.  R.I.P.

Chad Allen

Our House with Deidre Hall is where I first saw him and he was such a cutie.  Oh and don't forget, Wilfred Brimley.

Jonathan Ward

He is most known for his role in the first season of Charles In Charge and he one of Shelby's brothers in Steel Magnolia. I remember a very short lived tv show in was in called The Adventures of Beans Baxter...he was Bean and he was a teenage private detective.  It's good.

Ricky Schroder

The first boy I admitted to thinking was cute. Adorable.

Mark Paul Gosselaar

Still a cutie.  The only time I didn't think he was cute was the last season or two when he had that really thick neck. What was that about?

Sean Astin

Mikey from the Goonies, the time was perfect, we were about the same age and he was my boyfriend.  I wish!  Still looking good.

Wil Wheaton

Gordie LaChance was so cute and sensitive. Wil is all grown up now and very funny and still active and yes, I did like him in TNG.

Corin Nemec

Parker Lewis Can't Lose

Jay Ferguson

Jeremy Licht

C.B. Barnes / Christopher Daniel Barnes

That beautiful hair. Did you know that he's the voice of Prince Eric from The Little Mermaid?

Trey Ames

John Hughes (1950 - 2009)

If you were born somewhere between the late-60’s and the mid-80’s, chances are that hearing the words, “What is/are your favorite John Hughes movies?” Then you must instantly engage in serious thought because there are so many to choose from. John Hughes movies were the shit and honestly, still are, you know it's true and if you deny it continue reading...

10. Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)

“The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, wastoids, dweebies, dickheads - they all adore him.  They think he’s a righteous dude”.  Except for, Principal Ed Rooney.  Watch the ultimate day unfold with Ferris, his girlfriend Sloane and his best friend Carmeron Fry in Chicago.                                                                                Hughesness: Writer/Director

9. The Great Outdoors (1988)

Again with the John Candy, this time a family man who takes a clan camping but doesn't know his wife has invited his competitive brother and his family. Hilarity ensues with a giant bear with an odd haircut (yes!). Plus, Chris Young was pretty easy on the eyes.         Hughesness: Writer

8. Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987)

Two men stranded going in the same direction with limited travel options, decide to ride share, leading to the comedic genius that is, John Candy and Steve Martin. The genius doesn’t stop there because John Hughes is the…                                                                                  Hughesness: Writer/Director

 7. Weird Science (1985)

Although, I love this one and it may seem that it should higher on the Hughes totem pole, it's down here because, although, it has the unrequited love (which I totally love) it’s a little more on the sci-fi side. Outcasts, Gary and Wyatt, dream about two girls from school who barely know they exist and whose boyfriends torment the two.  The guys decide to build a woman while home alone and Wyatt’s, who just got a new Mac. Weirdness ensues to the tune of Oingo Boingo. Next and they have Lisa. BOOM!!!! Liisa makes her first appearance in the doorway clad only in a midriff top and panties. Oozing sexuality with each purring syllable of the iconic words, “What are you little maniacs want to do first?”                                                                                     Hughesness: Writer/Director

6. National Lampoon's Vacation (1983)

Yep, none other than, John Hughes.  Hilarious dialogue. And Aunt Edna not minding the dog whizzed on sandwiches,  the family truckster, Christie Brinkley, Wally World and John Candy!                                         Hughesness: Writer

 5. Career Opportunities (1991)

Have you ever fantasized about being trapped in a department store all night? The opportunity to goof off and play with everything you've ever wanted to...food, toys and bathrooms.  AND an  incredibly gorgeous woman in there with you to boot and share in the fun. Yes? Me too. “Come to Butthead”.                                                              Hughesness: Writer

4. Pretty In Pink (1986)

Unrequited love? Yes! Angst? Yes! Teenage loves triangles? Yes. So, we have high school senior reject Andy Walsh. Rejected for the usual, not coming from money, an outcast, not having the right clothes and being from the proverbial wrong side of the tracks.  She has Duckie, her best friend who is also in love with her. She fed up with her status and school and life then she's contacted by richie, Blaine Anderson, she’s taken away with him right away. However, Blaine can't take the pressure from his parents and friends of associating with someone that doesn't in their class structure.  I will say no more watch it… You'll fall in love with it.

Fun fact:  The final prom scene in the parking lot,  McCarthy is in fact,  wearing a wig.  The ending had to be reshot after test audiences didn't like Andie winding up with Duckie.                                          Hughesness: Writer

3. Sixteen Candles (1984)

Again, with the unrequited love...it’s an apparent weakness for me...something I can relate to,far too easily. Farmer Ted loves Sam,  Sam loves dreamy senior, Jake Ryan,  Sam doesn't think Jake Ryan knows she exists.  Already, the making of a great movie throw in, her family who forget her birthday, foreign exchange student Long Duck Dong,  a crazy party, and the line, “I can't believe my grandmother actually felt me up.”                                                                Hughesness: Writer/Director

2. The Breakfast Club (1985)

“A brain, an athlete, and a basket case, a princess, and a criminal”, together for eight hours in detention, it speaks to each of us in our memory of our teenage angst. Although, we may be getting older and our hair graying, looking more like Vernon and raiding Barry Manilow’s closet ourselves, we can still feel it keep down when we too...questions ourselves and authority.                                                        Hughesnees: Writer/Director

1. Some Kind of Wonderful (1987)

I remember when I was 14, I went to the movie theater and I can still see the marquee at the Buena Park Mall. Some Kind of Wonderful or Adventures in Babysitting.  Hmmm…. I didn’t chose Some Kind of Wonderful because I don’t remember much about it in advertisements so I'm not sure who the target audience was. I was very up-to-date on my pop culture from MTV to magazines and I never saw anything. At any rate, my 14-year-old ass was not on their radars so instead of this which has become one of my favorite movies of all time. I went and saw Adventures in Babysitting, although I'm not highly ashamed of that, it’s a great movie in it’s own right. It took me at least two more years for to meet Keith, Watts,  Amanda Jones and Hardy Jenns, “with two n’s.”  I will say this and this alone, it's a charming story of unrequited love…             Hughesness: Writer

July 14, 2014

The Way Way Back

This is a great coming of age dramedy focusing on, Duncan, a 14 year old timid young man.  Duncan and his mother, Pam (played by the ever growing on me...a quickly moving up both my favorite actress top-ten and my celebrity girlfriends lists) take a summer vacation with her boyfriend (played by Steve Carell,l as a real douchebag) and his daughter at their family's beach house, complete with neighbors they’ve known for years, and have relationships with. Making it an uncomfortable time for shy Duncan.

Duncan finds an old girls bicycle in the garage and begins to ride around town and finds the local water park, owned by fun and carefree, Owen, whom Duncan has had a couple prior short but enjoyable run-ins with.  Duncan begins loitering at the waterpark until Owen gives him a job. Slowly, Duncan becomes more comfortable in his own skin with the help of Owen's confidence building responsibilities.  To the point of standing up to his mothers bullying boyfriend and his mothers not wanting to rock the boat attitude, even when she knows she's being taken advantage of.

It’s a great story of both mother and son coming into their own voices.

 Highly Recommended.

The story of a grand hotel & the host of occupants with the real story coming in how the curious owner became the owner.

I really enjoyed this movie as I have enjoyed all Wes Anderson movies I have seen.  I love the vision he delivers, the feel of his films. The use of cameras in the cross section of the buildings.  I also love the eccentric cast of characters brought to life.

August 12, 2014

Inspiration: Robin Williams is Dead

Depression & addiction are two terrible diseases that are often intertwined and sadly often swept over. No one wants to deal with it. No one wants to deal with the crazy.  

Society often gives the collective indoctrination since birth that we are able to pull ourselves up and out of whatever is oppressing us.  If we don’t or if we continue to “wallow in our self-pity” and use our depression and our addictions as crutches we are considered lazy.  Depression and addiction are not easy fixes or easy ways out. We are not the way we are because we’re lazy...they are diseases like diabetes and cancer. They bring pain to to the sufferer and to their families.  Depression and addiction eat us alive.  They kill as many diseases can and do.

Yesterday, we lost a great comedic genius who brought laughter to so many of us.  He suffered long in his illness and perhaps even thrived on his illness.  Addiction isn't necessarily drugs and/or alcohol. People with addictions can have addictions to anything.  Even laughter.  Being funny and being “on” is a great cover for all the things in your head and for keeping them at bay with the rush you feel when everyone is laughing about something you said or did.  

They like me...all is good.

Robin Williams, you will be missed for not only for your comedic presence but your being an amazing talent and bringing such memorable characters to life.

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Now for a more personal note:

When I arrived at work this morning I overheard talk about Williams. My boss said, “Yeah, I heard about it, stupid, but I heard about it.”  Of course, I’m not sure if he was damming the media coverage or the act itself.  My gut said,  it was the act.

This is what I’m talking about, if you've been fortunate in your life to have escaped depression and addiction then you can’t understand and you cannot cast stones.

It’s not stupidity.  It’s not cowardice.  It just is……it’s despair...the deepest of despair that you cannot escape.  

In fact, as someone who does suffer from depression and have been suicidal, in a sick sad way there’s almost pride in it.  And as I wrote that, I felt fear.  Fear because it’s wrong to write that and wrong to even think that.  But because of that fear…that fear of speaking...that’s what leads to suicide.  That feeling of solitude. That fear of letting people know the real you and the sickness that comes along with it...that sickness has such a stigma. That needs to change in our society. It’s about time.

10. Hook

9. Toys

8. Good Will Hunting

7. Awakenings

6. Aladdin

5. Mrs. Doubtfire

4.One Hour Photo

3. The Birdcage 

2. Dead Poets Society

1. Jumanji

Thank you for keeping us entertained and giving us 90 to 120 minutes to get away from our problems and be immersed in your world.  May your mind, body and soul rest in peace, Oh Captain!, My Captain!

10. The Barbara Walters Special

Tons of guest and a speech impediment.  That's all I need.

9. Girl Code

This show is hilarious.

8. Best Week Ever

Comedy & current events.

7. The Montel Williams Show

I loved Sylvia Brown Wednesday!

6. Hello Ross

Gay and funny!

5. The Soup

Joel McHale is hilarious!

4. Conan

In the year 2000000000000....

3. The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon

I have loved Jimmy since his SNL days. Still do. I especially like his musical inklings.

2. The Ellen DeGeneres Show

Dancing, giving away, cool threads and humor. I especially like when she does practical jokes.

1. VH-1's I LOVE THE....

10. Donkey Kong (1981)

A giant monkey takes a peach of a princess hostage and her Obi-Wan Kanobi is an italian plumber, who needs to dodge barrels being pitched from the monkey. What's not to like?  

9. Gauntlet (1985)

I used to love playing this game with my brother Kenny.  I would either play the girl or the dwarf or elf, whatever the hell it was...my favorite was the giant ham.  LIFE UP!

8. Spy Hunter (1983)

This game was so bad ass with all the cool tricked out things you could get on your car.  You had to play it in the box not the stand up console.

7. Frogger (1981)

Fun!  Little frog...don't let it go splat.

6. Galaga (1981)

I used ditch school in third grade and hang out that the liquor store between my house and school for half the day playing this and Ms. PacMan. I ate a far amount of Now&Later's too.

5. PacMan (1980)

Addictive!

4. Q*Bert (1982)

This little guy is so cute. But I always had a hard time with the joystick...if you didn't have it just in the right angle Q*Bert wouldn't jump to the right block and then that asshole snake would get you or sadly, suicide.

3. Rampage (1986)

 This is another game I played with my brother.  I loved it even alone because I liked climbing the buildings and destroying buildings and eating the people.

2. Ms. PacMan (1982)

Even more addictive!!! Who thought it was possible.

AND NUMBER 1.

Pole Position (1982)

Better in the box but still good with the stand up console with the steering wheel and the gas pedal. PREPARE TO QUALIFY!

10. Wham! Rap (Enjoy What You Do) (1983)

WHAM! BAM! I AM! A MAN! JOB OR NO JOB YOU CAN'T TELL ME THAT I'M NOT DO! YOU! ENJOY WHAT YOU DO? IF NOT JUST STOP! DON'T STAY THERE AND ROT!

9. I'm Your Man (1986)

Listen, I don't need you to care I don't need you to understand All I want is for you to be there And when I'm turned on If you want me- I'm your man!

8. Wake Me Up Before You Go Go (1984)

Wake me up before you go-go  Don't leave me hanging on like a yo-yo Wake me up before you go-go I don't want to miss it when you hit that high Wake me up before you go-go 'Cause I'm not plannin'' on going solo Wake me up before you go-go Take me dancing tonight

7. Everything She Wants (1984)

Some people work for a living Some people work fun  Girl I just work for you They told me marriage was a give and take Well you show me you can take you've got some givin' to do And now you tell me that your having my baby I'll tell you that I'm happy if you want me to But one step further and my back will break If my best isn't good enough And how can it be good enough for two

6. I Want Your Sex (1987)

There's things that you guess And things that you know There's boys that you can trust And girls that you don't

5. Careless Whisper (1984)

I'm never gonna dance again Guilty feet have got no rhythm Though it's easy to pretend I know you're not a fool I should have known better than to cheat a friend And waste a chance that i've been given So i'm never gonna dance again The way i danced with you

4. Faith (1987)

Baby I know you're asking me to stay Say please, please, please, don't go away You say I'm giving you the blues

3. Freedom (1984)

I don't want your freedom I don't want to play around I don't want nobody's baby Part-time love just brings me down I don't need your freedom Girl all I want right now is you

2. The Edge of Heaven (1986)

You take me to the edge of heaven Tell me that my soul's forgiven Hide your baby's eyes and we can... You take me to the edge of heaven One last time might be forever Please don't tell me lies It's just a matter of time before my heart is Looking for a home

AND NUMBER 1.....

Heartbeat (1984)

10. 30 Rock

The only reason this show is rounding out the top-ten is because...there's a lot good comedy out there.  I think Tina Fey is a great funny writer and her Liz Lemon is all nerdysexyfunny!  Alec Baldwin does one of the best straight man comedy.  His subtlety is prime.  The rest of the ensemble, of course, all have strong personalities to make a hilariously bizarre show.

Choice Lines: "I don't drink hot liquids of any kind. That's the Devil's temperature!" ~Kenneth

"Hey, nerds! Who's got two thumbs, speaks limited French, and hasn't cried once today? This moi." ~Liz

9. Three's Company

 Some may say, Three's Company, is a crap show made up of repetitiveness.  To those I say....Well, yes.  I can see that, however, it's hilarious and John Ritter's brand of physical comedy...is brilliant.  Also, shout out to Norman Fell's Mr. Roper...I can see him clear as day with that cheesy ass grin after making a funny.

Choice Lines: [Furley listens in as Jack & Chrissy are fixing the showercurtain in the bathroom]

Jack: OK Chrissy, I'll go in the tub with you so we can get it on. Chrissy: Give that to me so I can show you what to do. Jack: This isn't exactly the first time I've ever done this. Chrissy: Maybe so, but girls are better then boys [at it]. Jack: Come on Chrissy, a little less talk and a little more action. Chrissy: Okay, you do your part and I'll do mine [Looks at Showercurtain] I don't think it'll reach!

8. Ellen

Or, These Friends Of Mine, for the first season. Ellen Morgan with her social awkwardness really spoke to me...and that was before the grand coming out episode and every gay woman getting a toaster oven. It was mostly about the rambling.  

Choice Line: "This is, uh, this is so hard. But I I I I think I've realized that I am... I can't even say the word. Why can't I say the word? I mean, why can't I just say... I mean, what is wrong? Why do I have to be so ashamed? I mean, why can't I just say the truth? I mean, be who I am. I'm thirty-five-years-old. I'm so afraid to tell people." ~ Ellen Morgan

Audrey: So, what should we call you, gay or lesbian? Ellen: How about "Ellen"?

7. Seinfeld

The show about nothing. Although, it wasn't exactly about nothing, it was about nothing particular in the lives of these four dysfunctional friends. Nothing has never been so funny with Kramer's complete and utter cluelessness, Elaine's dancing, Jerry's commitment issues, and well, George's whole life.

Choice Lines:

George Costanza: Hi, my name is George, I'm unemployed and I live with my parents.

Elaine: [making a toast] Here's to those who wish us well, and those who don't can go to hell.

Jerry: Looking at cleavage is like looking at the sun. You don't stare at it. It's too risky. Ya get a sense of it and then you look away.

Cosmo Kramer: It's a Festivus miracle.

6. Roseanne

Roseanne was such a funny and real show when I was a kid.  There was never a lot in the Conner home and often times there were struggles of making ends meet but there was always laughter and love.  It was so much more realistic than the Huxtables.

Choice Line:

[during a tornado] Jackie: Roseanne, I wanna live. Roseanne: Think it over.

Roseanne: That is not funny! You're grounded until menopause! Darlene: Yours or mine? Roseanne: Your father's!

5. The Office

Ensemble cast of greatness that is gone now but most of the cast continued to more greatness.  One of the funniest shows in all of television history.  I still do "That's what she said" nearly on a daily basis. 

Choice Lines:

Jim Halpert: Question. What kind of bear is best? Dwight Schrute: That's a ridiculous question. Jim Halpert: False. Black bear. Dwight Schrute: That's debatable. There are basically two schools of thought-- Jim Halpert: Fact. Bears eat beets. Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica. Dwight Schrute: Bears do not... What is going on?! What are you doing?!

And that is the random shit that I love.

4. Friends

I'll be there for you...and they always were there for me.  This show about the six twentysomething year olds lives as friends, lovers and family through ten years of jobs, marriage, break-ups, births, meals, holidays...makes the blues go away.

Choice Lines:

Joey Tribbiani: How you doin'?

Chandler Bing: I'm not so good with the advice... Can I interest you in a sarcastic comment?

3. Parks & Recreation

Funniest show on television right now!  Leslie Knope is the star...the lead...the head honcho but Andy with his dim wit, April with her sarcasm and Ron with his Ronnisms have my heart.  And Chris...I miss you and Anne.

Choice Lines:

April: I don't care about that prize. But I'm gonna win because I want his happiness to go away,

Tammy: I will defeat you. I will defeat you right into my pants.

Ron: Never half-ass two things. Whole-ass one thing.

2. Golden Girls

Who doesn't love old lady best friends!  They're hilarious.  Sophie has some real zingers.  They all do.  

Choice Lines:

Blanche: I treat my body like a temple. Sophia: Yeah, open to everyone, day or night.

Rose: I just had a thought... Sophia, Dorothy, Blanche: Congratulations.

AND....

NUMBER 1. Absolutely Fabulous

Fabulous Sweetie Darlin'.  These women are my future.  Drinking, smoking, drugging, adventures, drunken hilarity and walking up and asking, "Where the hell am I?"  

Choice Lines:

Eddie: What do you think of the kitchen, Pats? Patsy: I think it's fabulous. Saffie: It isn't done yet. Eddie: No, sweetie. Maybe she's right. Maybe this IS fabulous.

Eddie: Patsy hasn't eaten since 1974. Patsy: A crisp, darling. A crisp.

Actually,  the following will probably be my future....:

 When I was a kid, HBO was still fairly new but there's still one thing they did then that they still do today.  Repeat the shit out of a movie.I loved it though...I was introduced to one of my all-time favorite movies. Seven Minutes in Heaven, I watched every time it was on and I was home.  I even taped it.  Today, I'm home and watching it...still great.  

Yes, that is Jennifer Connelly on the right. Maddie Corman on the left and the middle is Byron Thames.  So cute.  I thought he was so cute. His character was adorable and look at that face.

  @ 16.

So I decided to look him up.  This is Byron now or recently (I couldn't find a last updated date) @ 45ish :

http://www.byronthames.com/

10. Along Came Polly

Who hasn't had the fantasy or dream of rekindling with someone after so many many years of seeing each other. That's what happens here and it's adorable.  Plus the blind ferret, Rudolpho,

9. Four Weddings & A Funeral

Exactly that.  Four weddings and a funeral are attended by a group of single friends/family.  This movie is very funny and sad and a delight.

8. Never Been Kissed

Jossey Grossey.  Another dream come true.  This time it's nerd girl from high school goes back as an undercover student...this time...cool. Or something that's suppose to represent cool. 

7. The Wedding Singer

I love this musical romcom.  I love the wedding band with Alexis Arquette with a Boy George-esque thing going on.  

5. There's Something About Mary

Hilarious...crude...hilarious. Over and Out.

4. While You Were Sleeping

Single girl, alone in the big city finds "daydream" bf.  After some plot twists, girl finds a real family and ends the loneliness but for how long.

3. Groundhog Day

Haha...that might be all.  Plus there's a groundhog.

2. Two Weeks Notice

This movie is so sweet.  I love the relationship transformation between Sandra Bullock & Hugh Grant.  

1. The Proposal

I just love Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds...now there's a real life relationship I could live with. Plus Betty White is hilarious in it and Kevin the dog and Ramon.  Must see.