"I'm gonna leave this [curtain] open! Cause... It's called civil *rights*. This is the '90s!"
This movie had me ROLLING! I really don't think it was something that guys could really get but believe me. . . every woman in there was L*Her*AO. Although, I didn't cry, as I would normally, especially something as close to home as a challenge on a close female relationship. It really made me think about how close my friends and I are getting to DOOMSday and it made me wonder how likely it would be that we all stay Best friends forever.
My mother is not what I would call the most socially-equipped person. She's beautiful-- just for emphasis-- GORGEOUS, quirky, funny, BRILLIANT, and all of these other awesome qualities, but she's not really a "Girl's" girl. She actually is pretty distant from those kinds of relationships. I wouldn't 100% consider myself "The 'Girl's' Girl" but I love my girl friends. They mean the world to me and I can't wait to share these moments with all of them. At this point I feel like my bridal party will be 85 deep on my side and my poor husband-to-be is going to have to collect volunteers, so that every girl can have someone to walk down the aisle with.
Maybe not, but I will say that this movie made me think about how much fun it would have been to have watched this with the girls and how much more fun we are going to have when it's each of our turns to walk the plank.
My rating is: 4.5
Happy Viewing :)
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