Before it ended, “He’s Just Not That Into You” influenced me to believe that most guys are jerks (myself included).

I also felt resentment toward men, and even confided in my wife the disliking that I had developed toward my own gender.

All of this from/while watching a movie! Read the rest of this entry »

Singing is hard enough for some people (myself included), but singing and dancing while acting—wow! I tip my hat in respect.

I needed to watch this movie, last night. “Mamma Mia!” isn’t too emotionally heavy; I smiled throughout most of the film, and even laughed-out-loud at times. Read the rest of this entry »

The first chick flick is finished, and already I’m learning.

Stuff like, a husband should watch “Waitress” just to know how not to treat his wife (see both Earl, and the good doctor).

Jeremy Sisto portrayed a convincingly insecure husband for Keri Russell’s character, Jenna.

His performance had my wife and I both saying, “He’s a jerk”, moments after his role was introduced in the film.

Jenna was “trapped” in every sense of the word. Read the rest of this entry »

According to Jami Bernard, film critic and author of Chick Flicks: A Movie Lover’s Guide to the Movies Women Love, “men…would rather choke on a beer pretzel than go to a Chick Flick.”

Okay—two questions: first, what does that say about me (a guy) wanting to watch not a chick flick, but 30 chick flicks? Second, who are these men?

I wouldn’t choke on anything to avoid watching a film. Read the rest of this entry »