We'd Bring Back Me & You, In Part Two

I love watching movies. I find it weirdly calming, even if the move itself isn't necessarily a calm movie. Then again, it's not like I watch scary, gory flicks...I can't handle them. I'm a huge baby. I like romantic comedies and some "action/suspense" stuff (and by that I mean like...Armageddon, Air Force One, etc.)...so really nothing very hardcore. The scariest movie I've ever seen is probably The Village. And that was on accident, cuz I didn't know what it was about. I like trilogies/series...I guess I like being able to watch the continuation of characters and/or storylines I really like. Today's flicks include Dazed & Confused, and The Mighty Ducks trilogy. I do love sports movies...which is weird because I don't really like watching sports. I also kinda love Joshua Jackson and Emilio Estevez. (EMILIOOOOOOOO!!!)

Anyway, you can't usually go wrong with Disney. I can't anyway. I love everything Disney...Disney movies, Disney music, Disney World/land...all of it. My husband thinks half my brain is still a teenager. He may be right. But I don't necessarily think there's anything wrong with that. I've always been told I'm fairly mature for my age as far as life matters and whatnot, so I think it can be a good thing to have a childlike view in some cases. What's the harm in liking silly pop music, or silly movies, or wanting everything to have a happy ending? Not that I'm naive; I'm well aware that life isn't just "happily ever after" ... things don't work that way. But how much simpler was everything when we were young, and without responsibility, without worry? If some form of entertainment allows us to escape the pressures of the real world for a few minutes, an hour or two, what's the harm in that?

Anyway, I thought that I'd make a list of some of my favorite movies. Just for fun. Cuz I'm sure you're dying to know. But, if you haven't seen any of them, you should check them out. Netflix is pretty great...and if you watch movies as much as I do, you definitely get your money's worth, haha. Leave me some good rec's in the comments section. Just remember I don't do scary, yucky or sucky. ;)

Star Wars (obviously)
Grease
Dirty Dancing (I even liked the sequel)
August Rush
Robin Hood: Men In Tights
Spaceballs
Indiana Jones
The Notebook
Fanboys (only if you've seen Star Wars)
Finding Neverland
Harry Potter
Pretty Woman
Hairspray (I like the newer version better)
PS: I Love You
Ladybugs
Rush Hour Trilogy
The Bourne Trilogy
The Pirates of the Carribean Trilogy
Ocean's 11 & 12
Titanic
Ace Ventura 1 & 2 (but mostly 2)
13 Going On 30
Um...*mumblesquickly*HighSchoolMusical*cough*
The Holiday
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Walk The Line
Enchanted
The Guardian
Tin Cup
Sleepless In Seattle
Meet The Fockers
How To Lose A Guy in 10 Days
LOTR
Splash
Big
Man on Fire
Sweet Home Alabama
That Thing You Do!
Field of Dreams
A League of Their Own
Remember The Titans
Rounders
The Bodyguard
Blazing Saddles (was my dad's absolute most favorite movie ever)
Catch Me If You Can
Pride & Prejudice
....tons more, but that's all for now I think. You're welcome.

xoxo