"Sweet Home Alabama. She chooses the man who refused a divorce for 15 years and was disrespectful to her for most of the film. The same could be said for The Notebook. They agreed on nothing, and Ally was slapping him regularly. Very toxic love that was packaged as a fantasy."
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Lamont 11 month s ago
No, this post is toxic. 
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Rebecca 11 month s ago
Lamont,
Agreed. I'd like to think this is all just sarcasm, which it is, but people really think that way today. They'll s#ck the fun out of anything if it pleases.
Agreed. I'd like to think this is all just sarcasm, which it is, but people really think that way today. They'll s#ck the fun out of anything if it pleases.
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Zebedee 11 month s ago
Rebecca, its not "sucking the fun out of" anything: they are realistic appraisals of movie that, once actually studied and analysed, present certain behaviours such as stalking, lying, dishonesty, manipulation and almost obsessive fascination as positive romantic values instead of toxic manipulative behaviours. Plenty of contributors state they enjoyed the movie but they also recognise the red flags like Kurt Russell actually kidnapping Goldie Hawn and manipulating her: you do recognise that as a criminal act, correct?
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Morris 11 month s ago
Emmm... Really???
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Wen 11 month s ago
#1 cmon, same "torture" would be if her condition would evolve AFTER the marriage and kids...
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Obedience 11 month s ago
#1 Imagine the absolute torture of being married to either Drew Barrymore or Adam Sandler in real life.
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Robin 11 month s ago
I accidentally thumbs down that bit meant to thumbs up it. Oops.
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Robin 11 month s ago
This story is so woke I threw up a little bit while reading it. Virtue signalling for the sake of virtue signalling is someone trying to hard to be woke and it is cringe and awkward.
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Ronny 11 month s ago
#14 The movie and book are based on the true life story of Cameron Crowe, and the characters are based on actual people.
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Drew 10 month s ago
Honestly, drama requires a bit of strife, and using inappropriate relationships, which exemplify the need for conflict, is how the stories keep audience's attention. Personally, I feel all these movies are crap, while adoring many other ones that show respectful relationships as a side plot to a great A story.
Agreed. I'd like to think this is all just sarcasm, which it is, but people really think that way today. They'll s#ck the fun out of anything if it pleases.