A movie for Valentines Day...

[hunypot5]

I just saw a great romantic comedy during my internship at Universal Music. It is called “Funny Valentine”. It’s a cross between Sex and the City meets 40 Year Old Virgin. It’s a reminder of the days of early love, relationships, and dating. I am skeptical about straight to video movies, but this Funny Valentine proved me wrong. I thought this film was hilarious, creative, and relatable.

Let me know what you have heard about this film.

[spencerf]

this post should be moved to the coffee lounge.

[oz]

this post should be moved to the coffee lounge.

Agreed... I think it's the word "Entertainment" in the Gaming / Games / Multimedia / Entertainment forum that throws people for a loop, but I think that means computer entertainment.

In the interim, welcome to the forums, hunypot5.

[Weedman]

there is no point in valentines day. its gay

tee hee hee!

(this was not to troll or anything, but its my view)
-weed

[Roxoff]

there is no point in valentines day. its gay

tee hee hee!

(this was not to troll or anything, but its my view)
-weed

Ahhh, you old romantic... You must have been really badly hurt in a relationship before. Have you thought about counselling?

And it's really St Valentines day; in theory a Christian festival - and a lot more wholesome than Hallowe'en. I cant stand the commercialism, however - four bleeding quid for a card, just to tell my utterly gorgeous significant other what she already knew...

[techieMoe]

there is no point in valentines day. its gay

Actually, if you're in the US, it's more than likely straight. I do agree that it's a pointless commercial holiday though.

[petergriffin]

Actually, if you're in the US, it's more than likely straight. I do agree that it's a pointless commercial holiday though.

Pointless?! I just got a gorgeous single red rose delivered to me at work, with a card saying "to someone very special, all my love..."

I was chuffed to bits! So it's not pointless, neither is it gay

[DThor]

Ah, but if you received that completely out of the blue, *not* on valentine's - wouldn't that have surprised and touched you more deeply?

I don't think VD is pointless - it's designed to make a whole lot of money for retailers based on guilt, just like the equally idiotic Mother's and Father's days. I don't need a specially sanctioned day to tell my wife I love her.

DT

[fingal]

Pointless?! I just got a gorgeous single red rose delivered to me at work, with a card saying "to someone very special, all my love..."

I was chuffed to bits! So it's not pointless, neither is it gay

I once went out with a girl who sent me a whole bouquet of flowers with a similar note, and I was chuffed to bits.

Whoever sent you those flowers has my admiration btw. There's nothing pointless about romance. Without it life can get very very very dull.

[petergriffin]

Ah, but if you received that completely out of the blue, *not* on valentine's - wouldn't that have surprised and touched you more deeply?

Yeah of course, but we've only been together a month so today is the best day to send flowers to show how much he likes me