Its really best if you treat it as a drinking game instead of a movie. Take a hip flask or a pint bottle of your favorite spirits. Whenever anyone in the film uses the word "Mister"... Well, you'll know what to do.

 

I've lost some valuable stuff in movie theaters while/after playing that game.

:shakes fist:


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Modified by chjkingme at 1:59 AM 11/19/2005

 

Back in my day, a popular game to play at 11:30pm weeknights was "Hi Bob". Old Bob Newhard Show reruns. Take a chug everytime someone said Hi Bob on the show.

 

For me it's an opportunity to recharge. We have 2 toddlers (1.5 and 2.5 years old, exactly 12 months apart). I welcome any excuse to sit in a quiet place and turn my brain off for 2 hours. In fact, that sounds more appealing than most any other movie I can think of that may force some form of interaction or attentiveness on my part.

I think I'll see if my wife wants to go see it next week.

 

Good man. It's really a pretty good film. Especially for a date.

They do say "Mister" a lot, though...

 

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Not a bad film at all but if we're watching "Bollywood" films, my vote would be for Monsoon Wedding... it even has a decent soundtrack

 

I am missing the conection... P&P was a Bollywood film? As in India??? Looked pretty British to me.

 

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Sorry, could have sworn that the inital post said "Bride & Predjudice" which was the Bollywood version of Pride and Predjudice. My bad