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Day Two: Favorite Movie
This is another one where I have quite a few, though I think I have to say the two constants are "Labyrinth" and "Drop Dead Fred". Both were discovered while babysitting (for two very different families) at around the same time. The first time I saw "Labyrinth", it was on Beta and had Japanese subtitles, and I still remember trying to read the kanji (that is what it's called, yes? Might have been one of the two partial versions, or whatever it is?) and, of course, not being able to despite knowing what they were saying.
"Drop Dead Fred" was on the first time I kissed a boy. It was stupidly hot outside and there were cicadas and he'd been at a basketball game or something and came home before his parents did; he sat next to me. Watched for a few minutes. Asked why I was watching "this dumb movie", and kissed me.
And there you have it! Two movies I'll watch over and over and over again, however much they might irritate my husband or children.
Day Two: Favorite Movie
This is another one where I have quite a few, though I think I have to say the two constants are "Labyrinth" and "Drop Dead Fred". Both were discovered while babysitting (for two very different families) at around the same time. The first time I saw "Labyrinth", it was on Beta and had Japanese subtitles, and I still remember trying to read the kanji (that is what it's called, yes? Might have been one of the two partial versions, or whatever it is?) and, of course, not being able to despite knowing what they were saying.
"Drop Dead Fred" was on the first time I kissed a boy. It was stupidly hot outside and there were cicadas and he'd been at a basketball game or something and came home before his parents did; he sat next to me. Watched for a few minutes. Asked why I was watching "this dumb movie", and kissed me.
And there you have it! Two movies I'll watch over and over and over again, however much they might irritate my husband or children.
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