Facebook has this feature where you can compare your taste in movies to that of your friends. This test has proven to be the final nail in the coffin of my friendship with GG.

Sorry, dude, it was fun while it lasted, but I just can't stand by and watch somebody not care about Mean Girls.

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Just took my movie test and thought for sure it was a typo that you liked that movie...seriously, you like that movie???

I just don't know where to go from here.  


Like it? I LOVED IT!!

Pre-anorexia/rehab Lindsey + Lacey Chabert + tight clothes + Tina Fey script = perfection.

Okay, the script is actually only so-so, but the other bits get my full endorsement.  


Finally. I have tried for months now to get that reaction from you.

By the way- how did you not like the movie "School of Rock". That is a classic, man.  


See? All you had to do was offend me over something most people would find stupid. I would have thought that was a pretty easy formula to figure out...

School of Rock featured children learning a lesson about being themselves and the power of music and a teacher who cared enough to invest in them. I hate all of those things.  


OK Patch. we are Best Friends on the movie rater and I'm telling you that you need to give "School of Rock" another chance or 5.

Like almost everything w/Jack Black- it just gets funnier as you watch it and notice all his subtle hillarities and quirks.

Plus, like Jack Black, you enjoy "sticking it to the man"- and by the man, i mean "Connie".  


i think we're all missing the larger, gayer picture here.

these two are a good match for watching "the notebook" together.

honestly, "good?" more like great.  


This coming from the guy who insisted that I watch Y Tu Mama Tambien - a movie where two male best friends end up having sex with each other - and practically shoved his copy in my hands to make sure I saw it.

I GET IT!! BUT NOT INTERESTED!!  


ok, a simple "no" would've done, but alright.  


My proverbial thunder has been stolen, but it bears repeating: you both enjoyed "The Notebook." I've never seen you more womanly. Next you'll tell me how the Crying Game shaped your life.  


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