Yepper. You’re mean to Ann Curry, you’re on my damn blacklist for life.

This is hardly a controversial opinion.

I never cared for him, but I crossed over to actively disliking him after his gross interview with Anne Hathaway where he was condescending towards her after nasty paparazzi pics were published of her getting out of a car. He acted like it was her fault and he wanted to know what lesson she learned from it.

He’s gross and was mean to Anne Curry. Bleah

I must be weird or something, but I just cannot like Matt Lauer. I don’t know why, but he just creeps me out for some reason. Not a fan.

Congratulations on being a unicorn, sir or madam.

Thank you for the clarification. When you said he would “let it rip” I just envisioned him farting all over LA.

It’s a gushy-coo 1950s song about worshiping your man and tailoring yourself to snare him and keep him happy, covered by Ani DiFranco and filmed as bridal drag. It’s so, so over-the-top treacly that, coming at the beginning of the movie, it sets you up to see that set of cultural expectations subverted and skewered.…

Hate to be that girl, but Meg Ryan’s character in Sleepless is from Baltimore, not NYC.

yes and i loved it. no more cold opens. gimme a 15 minute opening credit montage. of cityscapes. and cool fonts.

Four Weddings is the best. I do love Andie McDowell but she is so weird in the movie. Like they botoxed her entire face and larynx. The funeral for (I can’t remember his real name or his character name, he will always be The Reverend Mista Beeb from A Room With A View) the older half of the gay couple is my favorite…

See also: Mystic Pizza.

I will check that movie out, never have seen it. Thanks! Please explain meaning of “let it rip here” to a person who still doesn’t understand what “stan” and had to look up “af” to figure out what it stood for. I’m dorky af (still not sure that’s right).

ahhhhhhh Ani DiFranco! The reason why I wanted dreadlocks at 17. Thank heavens I never followed through.

My Best Friend’s Wedding is one of the earliest movies in my memory that used cellphones as A Plot Point, however minor. Julia Roberts and Rupert Everett are in constant phone contact throughout the movie, including during the climactic “Who’s chasing you?” chase scene. And then in the final scene when Rupert/George…

Wait, Ani DiFranco sang it? I think given the meloncholy undertone of the film that kind of makes it perfect.

Cameron Diaz annoyed the shit out of me in this movie. Because I could relate to the batshittery of JR character, I was rooting for her and her hair.

My mother, sister, and I still shout “KIMMY! KIMMY!” to one another in order to figure out which stall they maybe inside of in a public restroom. I come from obnoxious stock who cannot let go of a joke, so this makes sense.

Perfect movie is perfect.

Julia Roberts can be so good when she just embraces the shallow, petty, vindictiveness that comes naturally to her.