for males: favorite chick flick. for females: favorite action movie.

[JenyEliza]

I'm thinking When Harry Met Sally...unless I can count Porky's as a Chick Flick

I watch When Harry Met Sally *every* New Year's Eve.

I suspect I will do the same again this New Year's Eve.

An exciting life I live.

 

[Terry]

Action: Apocalypse Now, Full Metal Jacket, The Bridge on the River Kwai, Saving Private Ryan, and too many others!

Chick Flicks; I have to think because this Chick really doesn't like Chick Flicks. Marle and Me? *shrugs* I cried like a baby with that one.

I was a blithering idiot during that one. Of course, losing my Basset Hound less than a month before I watched it on PPV didn't help, either.

I watched it the day before my dog was killed.

 

[Oscar Wao]

My Big Fat Greek Wedding. And that's because it was more of a cultural satire than anything.

 

[Si modo]

My Big Fat Greek Wedding. And that's because it was more of a cultural satire than anything.

It was hysterical as a cultural satire!

 

[Oscar Wao]

My Big Fat Greek Wedding. And that's because it was more of a cultural satire than anything.

It was hysterical as a cultural satire!

Exactly my point!

 

[JenyEliza]

Action: Apocalypse Now, Full Metal Jacket, The Bridge on the River Kwai, Saving Private Ryan, and too many others!

Chick Flicks; I have to think because this Chick really doesn't like Chick Flicks. Marle and Me? *shrugs* I cried like a baby with that one.

I was a blithering idiot during that one. Of course, losing my Basset Hound less than a month before I watched it on PPV didn't help, either.

I watched it the day before my dog was killed.

I loved Marley and Me...the end was a gut punch. But probably not the best idea for you to see so soon after losing your dog, as you discovered.

How long ago did you lose him/her--what happened? What breed? Have you adopted a new dog since your loss? If you don't feel like answering, not a problem. I understand.

We are owned by two lab/boxer mx dogs (Boxadors as my Mom calls them). They're 11 year old littermates and a real PITA, but definitely can't imagine our lives without them in the family. It's gonna be hard to lose them when they finally go.