Romantic Comedies <-----> Masochism

A friend and I have decided to podcast or webcast our reactions to romantic comedies. We began making a list to watch, good and bad (very bad) and were going to force our ways through it. Some we've seen, some we love, some we've never even heard of, but we'll model through it. We're thinking the order of movies we watch will be based on a Six Degrees of Separation of actors/actresses.

Example:
Sleepless in Seattle ---> You've Got Mail ----? Addicted To Love

ok so maybe thats just a block of Meg Ryan movies, but you get the point.



For the record the only romantic comedy i really love is Secretary but as it turns out there are quite a few that i enjoyed as a youth. Why? because i was 11 and am a closet Sandra Bullock fan.



The List:

• You've Got Mail
• Addicted To Love
• The Truth About Cats & Dogs
• My Super Ex-Girlfriend
• Home Fries
• Ever After
• Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
• The Lake House
• Love Potion No. 9
• The Princess Bride
• Fool's Gold
• Definitely, Maybe
• Sweet Home Alabama
• Hope Floats
• Nights In Rodanthe
• 
  
  

Obviously there are plenty of others, so please post youre propably sadistic suggestions

the way stories must be told

fuuuuucked up

after watching the posted-too-late Prop 8: The Musical video, i watched a video from a Funny or Die web series called Drunk History, where drunk guys tell their butchered or made-up versions of historical events and different actors kind of act it out.

Drunk History vol. 2 - Featuring Jack Black by Jack Black

and that video reminded me of that scene from Half Baked where brian theorizes as to how Killer the dog was murdered. Unbelievably, Hulu has this exact clip online.