#rewatchable

These two deserve SO much attention, after the strike ends. I hope people are inviting them to be interviewed for EVERYTHING about the movie, post August 11th.

Summary in One Line: This 2003 romcom follows Andie Anderson as she is tasked with writing the “How To” story of how to make a guy leave you in ten days. We then meet Ben Berry, an advertising worker, who believes he can make any woman fall in love with him in ten days.

Favorite Quote or Scene: Seeing Ben actually read Andie’s article and chasing after her to admit he really did fall in love with her was too cute and just the right amount of cliche for me!

How It Made Me Feel: This movie only makes wanting to be a columnist even more exciting!

Themes or Aesthetic Highlights:

The entire plot and bet between both sides was overly interesting and unique, making me want to see how Andie and Ben would achieve their tasks.

When Andie and Ben went to visit his family, the entire scene of Ben teaching her how to play the family card game and how to ride his bike was adorable.

Would I Watch Again? It’s definitely on my rewatch list!

I love this show. I’ve watched it a couple of times all the way through already, and I’m going to do it again.

How could I not?

The stories are fascinating and I adore the relationships between the characters.

If you haven’t seen Fringe before, and you’re a fan of shows like X-Files or Stranger Things, I encourage you to check it out. With its own distinct narrative flavor, good pacing, and great acting, this amazing series is definitely worth the watch. Even if you’re not an X-Files or Stranger Things fan, I highly recommend that you give this one a go.

It’s currently (as of March 14th, 2019) streaming on Amazon. And the best bit? You don’t need Prime. Whether you have Prime or not, you can watch it via Amazon and IMDb’s Freedive program — you’ll just have to watch a few commercials sprinkled throughout each episode. They go by quickly, so you’ll hardly notice them at all. And to be able to see the entire series in one place, without needing to pay a subscription fee, well that just makes putting up with a few commercials hardly worth a second thought.