hehe I just got done watching The Notebook with me mom.

[RevolutionaryActs]

And we bawled like babies. :cry:

I had seen it in the theater and I got teary at the end, but didn't cry. Now I cried, and my mom is bawling. LOL!

:D

[Goathead]

1. Sorry, Nicolas Sparks is a total hack.

n/t

[RevolutionaryActs]

3. I haven't read the book.

Only seen the movie, it's such a total chick flick. :)

[lenidog]

28. I thought it was pretty good

I watched it with the girlfriend though the ending was a bit contrived.

[lenidog]

30. Now if you need another chick flick down the road

I totally and utterly reccomend the movie "A Price Above Rubies" with Renee Zellwegger. It was an excellent film and I am tempted to buy it.

[Bullwinkle925]

2. I enjoyed the book. (ashamed to admit).

[RevolutionaryActs]

5. HAHAHA! Sometimes you just can't help yourself.

:)

[Bullwinkle925]

10. I know - sometimes I lose my mind and have to read something

totally trashy. Not often. But did enjoy this jerky love story.

[RevolutionaryActs]

22. Yeah, I'm like that.

I don't normally go for that kind of thing, but it's fun once and while. :D

[JohnKleeb]

4. me mom?

What are you Irish or something? Yeah some movies do that.

[RevolutionaryActs]

9. I'm crying, it's a typo, bugger off!

Unless you're Noah(the guy from the movie), then marry me!

[JohnKleeb]

14. Sorry but I can't lie, the name's Noah

:D

[RevolutionaryActs]

18. Are you?

Alright, then we're getting married in Boston, but if I find out you're lying I'm going to be pissed. :P

[JohnKleeb]

20. yeah its N. J

:D

[RevolutionaryActs]

21. :-P

So this is you then?



Just got to make sure. :P

[JohnKleeb]

23. Oh I dunno, I think I am better looking than that

maybe thats me.

[Momof1]

6. I loved the movie too, I couldn't understand how they

could delete the scene that explains the notebook.

[RevolutionaryActs]

11. They're beotches.

:P

[sundog]

7. ow's me mum doin'... 'roight? bloody 'ell!

[RevolutionaryActs]

12. Oooh, I'm ignoring you now.

:P

[deadparrot]

8. I don't get it...

everyone I know cried at that movie.

When I saw it, I ended up laughing hysterically through the entire thing with one other friend, while everyone else bawled. But, then again, I never cry at movies. :shrug:

[RevolutionaryActs]

15. You cold blooded freak.

:P

[deadparrot]

17. Teehee, you sound like my mommy. :) nt

[RevolutionaryActs]

19. Haha ;-)

[babylonsister]

13. I'm no critic, but if this has to do with an

older couple in a nursing home, I thought the book was charming.

[RevolutionaryActs]

16. Yeah, it does.

:)

[babylonsister]

29. Thanks, RA.

Aw, enjoy those moments with Mom, too. I REALLY wish I had mine; I'll just bet she would have loved this movie!

[sandnsea]

24. I cried too

I thought the end where they died together was a bit contrived, then found out from people who had read the book that it was. But when she recognized him, OMG, I bawled and bawled. And I hardly ever cry at movies anymore. Even my DH cried at that one.

My son-in-law gave the book to my daughter for a Valentine's Day present and said that is how he felt about her. That was before the movie had even come out. What a guy, huh?

[RevolutionaryActs]

26. Awwwwww

That is too sweet, what a good hubby your daughter has. :)


My mom bawled and bawled too.

[Blue in a Red State]

25. A good weepy

Especially when she suddenly ceases to recognize him after their romantic candlelit moments alone...

[RevolutionaryActs]

27. I know.

And when he starts crying as they give her a shot. Oh gawd. :cry:

[samplegirl]

31. I have it just havent watched it yet

Sometimes i hate movies that make me cry.