Your favorite movie that your significant other would never get or enjoy like you wish they would.
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Field of Dreams and Back to the Future Trilogy. Both have so much meaning to me and my dad but my lady will leave the room when I turn them on.
My wife is sitting next to me so I told her about this thread and then said spaceballs. Her reply, “No one ******* likes spaceballs”
Apparently she never wanted to have Spaceballs: The Flame Thrower?
Memento.
And more recently we watched the first season of the Rehearsal. I know it's a TV show. I thought it was brilliant, but my wife didn't get it and thought it was awful that they included kids. (Which I get.)
And more recently we watched the first season of the Rehearsal. I know it's a TV show. I thought it was brilliant, but my wife didn't get it and thought it was awful that they included kids. (Which I get.)
Not a movie, but I am shocked by how not funny my wife finds Its Always Sunny
Band of Brothers.....masterfully done, brings me laughs, tears, and deep thoughts, Just an incredibly well done tribute to the Greatest Generation.
Any Christopher Nolan for mine- Inception, Memento, The Prestige, Dark Knight as well
Blue Velvet. I love that movie for some reason. My wife thinks it means I'm psychotic.
Almost Heroes. We're 40+ miles away from each other right now and she probably somehow still rolled her eyes just from me typing the name.
My wife and I recently completed filling in the gaps on a "Top 50 movies of the last 50 years" list. It was fun for both of us, but I believe the answer to the OP is "somewhere around half of IMDB".
"Used Cars" starring a younger Kurt Russell. Full of man humor.
If this movie comes on, my wife grabs her book and heads for another room. Meanwhile, I watch it again as I think I am so smart and could figure out the mortgage crises and profit like the main characters. Apparently my wife isn't interested in CDO's and tranches of mortgage held securities...who knew
She's got a point. They pretty much ran out of viable plot ideas after Part 3.
I assume you mean this one and just posted the wrong image.
It's a running joke...
Me: "Want to watch 'Lincoln'?"
Wife: <looks at me like I just spilled orange soda on light carpet>
I love it. She appreciates, but definitely considers it a one-and-done.
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