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The 24 Most Romantic Movie Kisses (Even If You Think Valentine’s Day is Stupid)
Obvious Child, 2014 (dir. Gillian Robespierre)
Something New, 2006 (dir. Sanaa Hamri)
10 Offbeat Romantic Comedies for Valentine’s Day
50 Certified Fresh Movies/TV Shows to Netflix And Chill This Valentine’s Day
45 Best Romantic Comedies of All Time
Mikey: Is there a scar? Oona: There will be. You scarred me. Mikey: But in a good way. Oona: In a good way.
Movie Quote of the Day – TiMER, 2009 (dir. Jac Schaeffer)
Wherein I talk about Jac Schaeffer’s sci-fi rom-com TiMER
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A Year With Women: What I Learned Only Watching Films Directed By Women in 2015
To everyone who followed #AYearWithWomen, thank you ever so much. Now please read this epic recap because I spent hours writing it and 365 days living it.
Fave Christmas movies Directed By Women
Little Women, 1994 (dir. Gillian Armstrong)
Bridget Jones’s Diary, 2001 (dir. Sharon Maguire)
The Preacher’s Wife, 1996 (dir. Penny Marshall)
You’ve Got Mail, 1998 (dir. Nora Ephron)
Izzy: Thanks so much for coming tonight. I felt so clumsy the other day. Sam: It was an awkward situation, Mrs. Mandelbaum setting it up like that. I should have spoken to you on my own the first time I saw you. Izzy: When was that? Sam: The first time? About three and a half years ago, I think. Izzy: Where? Sam: In the neighborhood. On the benches with your bubbie. Around. Izzy: Really. Sam: Then one day, Mrs. Mandelbaum comes by the store does her usual spiel. Shows me her pictures, tells her lies. “This one’s 18, a scholar. This one’s 22, a beauty.” Some of these pictures were taken before the flashbulb was invented. But it’s like this little ritual we have. She has a business and I respect that. I’m a bachelor. She can’t help herself. Izzy: Wait a minute. You mean, you didn’t hire her? Sam: No. But on this particular day she pulled this from her bag. Izzy: Oh, no. Sam: And I said, “Yes, Mrs. Mandelbaum this one I’ll meet.”
Movie Quote of the Day – Crossing Delancey, 1988 (dir. Joan Micklin Silver)
Only You (1994)
Fondly remembering the 1985 city tale starring Rosanna Arquette and an up-and-coming singer named Madonna.
Happy Birthday Martha Coolidge!
