Gene Siskel has gone off to the great cinema in the sky, and Roger Ebert was nowhere to be found, so Jimmie Bise of the Sundries Shack and I cut a podcast last night discussing each of our top five movies, and why. Tune in here to listen!
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Guy movies, huh? I’ve got a list of quintessential relationship movies that should be required viewing for men worldwide.
http://midnightbluesays.com/2008/04/of-movies-and-relationships.html
Gameplan and The proposal are two good movies on relationships.