Tonight I went to go see Crazy, stupid, love. I LOVED it! I think this is the perfect movie to go see by yourself. It gets you thinking and there are some great twists. It isn't the best date movie -- I think all that talk about love could get awkward. It also is kinda intense at times, and so a group might prefer a comedy or horror movie. However, if you want to go to a movie that gets your brain thinking, puts you on an emotional roller coaster, and leaves you feeling satisfied, Crazy, stupid, love might be your movie.
I was going to swing by a doughnut shop to get a snack to bring in, but decided I needed to run by the Coop to get some wine and dates for a dinner party tomorrow. While there, I got a pack of freeze dried raspberries and raspberry-lemonade. The drink was okay...it was fizzy and tasty, but not the most delicious thing ever. The raspberries were a perfect movie snack. They were like candy (I prefer sour candy). They were tart, crunchy, and there was a good amount.
As for the movie, it had an awesome cast. I love, love, love Julianne Moore.
I also really like Steve Carrell in comedies. It was nice to see him do a great job pulling off the more serious parts of the movie.
I wasn't really feeling Ryan Gosling as some sexpot of a guy. I don't know why, but I have never thought of him as super, super sexy. However, by the end of the movie, I started to really like him in the role. I wonder why (just kidding).
I think the reason I really started to like him was the interaction between him and Emma Stone was adorable.
Anyway, go check it out if you have been on the fence. I really liked it...it would also be a great movie to rent and curl up to watch on a rainy day.
2 comments:
Wow I hadn't even heard of this movie. That shows you how out-of-the-loop I am!
I've never had freeze-dried raspberries--they sound like an awesome post-apocolyptic snack! ;-)
I am just obsessed with movies maybe? Haha. I will cover the new movies and you can be the old movie expert :)
I am excited for two movies in the next few months...Abduction and Contagion.
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