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Movie Therapy

Over the weekend I rented 4 movies. I love doing this. Renting a bunch of movies, and sitting down to watch them one right after another. So, this past weekend I saw:

1. Atonement: I loved it! Just my kind of movie. Historical fiction, good unrequited love story. And really hot guy!

2. The Brave One: Loved it, too!!! A little different than what I thought it would be, but I was definitely hooked. And Naveen Andrews (Sayid on LOST) is to die for!

3. Enchanted: Watched it twice! I should have been annoyed with it, but it was sooo unbelievably good!

4. Dan in Real Life: I was super surprised at how freakin' good this movie was. And to think I actually took Josh's advice to watch it! Usually I hate his taste in movies. I could watch it again!

In other news? Nothing really. I went out a lot this past weekend. I went with Andrea and our friend Russell and played Trivia at a bar on Saturday. That was LOTS of fun!

Sunday I went to Cracker Barrell with the Fam, minus Gabby. She's never spent an Easter with her dad...and really wanted to. So she did!

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Jessiedc28 said…
OMG Movie Therapy is my favorite thing too! I did that (kind of) this week after you left with Tudors. Then on Saturday I continued to watch Tudors until I was done. LOVED IT! I even napped in the middle! I felt all new and better!

Is Atonement already out on DVD?
Did you give Gabby her gift yet?

I can't wait to see Dan In Real Life!
5:46 PM
Jessiedc28 said…
OH, popping in a Sex In The City now as I do laundry. Maybe mine current therapy is TV Therapy?
5:48 PM
Jacq said…
Hope you had a nice Easter.

Movie therapy is ALWAYS the best therapy!!!!
12:18 PM
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