I have always had a passion for romantic comedies. Sleepless in Seattle, You Got Mail, and several others are some of my favorites.
About five years ago I started purchasing DVDs, but after I got to around 25 I noticed I hadn't really watched any of them. I ended up getting a package with my cable provider which gave me several movie channels as well as videos on demand for round seven dollars a month. Between watching all of the television series' (which I watch way too many) in all of the sport shows, I haven't had time to watch too many movies lately. I find it to be more economical just to DVR all of the movies I want to see rather than purchasing DVDs which I will most likely not even watch more than twice. However, that's just the way I feel. I definitely understand people who want to have a collection of their own. Given the way we are going with the ability to store things in digitally, I can envision having a stack of several portable hard drives which I can simply plug in the my computer and then watch whatever I want on my television via the computer. With the writers strike going on I will probably get an opportunity to watch many more. I Am Legend. I happened to go see that about a month ago and even though I was pretty impressed with Will Smith, I found the movie to be good, but I wouldn't consider it great, that for sure. Quadius On 1/23/08, Lori Michaelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I always used to have this mental block whereby if it was "a > black-and-white movie" then it was boring!!! How stupid I know... let alone > naïve! But I have reached the age where I now really enjoy them. > > Because my husband and I met on the Internet ... we absolutely love the > movie *You've Got Mail *with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. The previous movie > those two made together was* Sleepless in Seattle *which is another > all-time favorite of ours. In that movie they talk about *An Affair to > Remember *with Cary Grant and Debra Kerr (1957). Well... I had never seen > *An Affair to Remember* but **my husband (not only 15 1/2 years my senior > but a big movie buff) has. Anyway... we watched it together about six > months ago and it was pretty good. I wouldn't say it was great but pretty > good and now I know what they are referring to in Sleepless in Seattle! >
