Sweet Home Alabama: There’s something about Reese Witherspoon being lost between two of Hollywood’s hottest men that makes this movie worthwhile. Stuck in a dilemma in which she has to choose the city boy, a guy that is simply her dream guy or the guy she loved and married but just wanted to get away from because he’s simply everything she hates about herself, Melanie finds herself rooting back herself in Alabama. You can take the city out of the South, but you just can’t take the South out of the girl!
Even though they share a kiss in a cemetery, Melanie and her husband Jake find their way into our hearts as easily as chocolate fudge! In the movie's final scene, Melanie and Jake kiss under the pouring rain. Does anyone wanna go "awwe" with me? :)
What I also love about this movie is the scene where Melanie punches her mother-in-law-to-be for insulting her mom. You go girl!
Out of 10, this movie is a 10!
"Generating the biggest opening of September, the film grossed over $35 million in its first weekend. By the end of its run in the U.S., Sweet Home Alabama grossed over $130 million and another $53,399,006 internationally." -Box Office Mojo.
Watch the trailer! :))
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WN76SQd-QA
Along Came Polly: We've all loved Jennifer Aniston in the ditzy and spoilt role of Rachel, but Jennifer Aniston achieves her personal best when she plays a clumsy hippie. She’s corky and proud of it. It’s fun seeing Ben Stiller playing the serious and safe guy falling for THAT! It’s light. It’s funny. It’s entertaining to a really high extent!
"For the most cautious man on Earth, life is about to get interesting." ;)
The Academy Award winning actor, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, is a supporting actor in this movie playing a more believable character than the legendary Capote...but a nastier one. His disgusting moves throughout the movie make you flinch for a second and then smile it away.
And who can forget the blind
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