Anyway, I've been mindlessly rating movies on Netflix for lack of anything else to do. And, again, as I do this it's prompted some funny recommendations. Here are a few that made me laugh. then again, I am sick and a little stir crazy, so this might not be all that funny.
Like foreign independent films and British comedies? Obviously, you might like this:
Netflix calls it "a fascinating documentary that leaves viewers with (pun intended!) much to digest." I call it completely unrelated to any of the things that prompted it to appear on our list.
This one's for you, Ry. I don't know if you've ever seen Cirque du Soleil, but apparently the nexus of "The Fischer King" and crazy circus people equals:
Why "The Fischer King" has anything to do with wanting to learn eastern meditative stretching is beyond me.
Lastly, there was this:
Doesn't Netflix know that Transformers are toys for boys? She-Ra's for girls, damn it. Girls! Stop making me question my masculinity, Netflix.
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Some rainy day Must Love Dogs came on the HBO and we thought, "John Cusack, romantic comedy, how bad can it really be?"
We couldn't get through 4 minutes.
We watched the whole thing. It's bad.
Strangest element to the whole thing? There's really no point to the title. Neither character owns a dog. Neither character really seems all that interested in dogs. And to be honest, dogs just kind of randomly show up throughout the film whenever they can be used as half-assed plot devices.
Terrible movie. Even my mom, who LOVES bad romantic comedies, hated it.
And she even loves dogs.
Unlike those schlubs in the movie.
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