As a group we often get together to watch a film, or three (Lord of the Rings). The past two occasions it has been the cringe worthy genre of chick flickyness.
The first film was Hitch
I could explain the plot of the film, but it is obvious. Guy likes girl, can't get girl because of X, Y or Z, ends up getting with girl.
Not only is the film terrible, but since you don't require any attention span to watch everyone talks, and when I say everyone I mean Amy.
"Where have I seen her from"
"What film has he been in"
It goes on and on...
Once we have figured out that the actor was in West Wing or something, we return to watching the film. Even though we have missed the past 5 minutes of drivel, you can pick up the film easily.
The second film in said chick flickyness is How to Loose A Guy in 10 Days
This follows the same pattern, even the characters have the follow the same personality. The guy is rich and has a jockish persona, and the girl is the independent "I don't need a man" type.
This film was so bad that we stopped watching it after 40 minutes, and without watching the rest of it the ending is incredibly predictable, the guy gets the girl.
Films need to have a good story line, impressionable characters, some special effects, and no "I want you but can't have you"
If we ever watch Twilight, I shall disown my group of friends and become a priest.
Joe
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