September Film Challenge 🎬

[PassionatePanther]

Awesome movie!
Have you seen the newer adaptation? (The Abbi Jacobson version.) I haven't seen it of course, because I haven't seen much of anything from the past decade or more (lol)... but I watched some 'making of' featurettes, and the casting looked fantastic. Nevertheless, the Geena Davis (mmm) version is still where my mind goes! Very inspiring, indeed. An excellent choice... for both teenage you, and for the current version!

A TV show featuring hot women who play baseball? Of course I watched it! It was good but I wanted to like it more. The actresses were great but the storyline was kinda meh and it needed more baseball. Just my opinion

 

[Whiskeyjack]

A few years after this was released, softball was introduced as an Olympic sport in 1996. I played softball so teenage me was obsessed with this movie. Also Geena Davis, are you fucking kidding me?

This is one of those movies that, no matter what else I'm doing, if it's on I stop to watch. It's so good.

 

[EnbyKnight]

A few years after this was released, softball was introduced as an Olympic sport in 1996. I played softball so teenage me was obsessed with this movie. Also Geena Davis, are you fucking kidding me?

This is a fantastic choice!

 

[BrendaBear]

A few years after this was released, softball was introduced as an Olympic sport in 1996. I played softball so teenage me was obsessed with this movie. Also Geena Davis, are you fucking kidding me?

An amazing choice! That movie is so good!! And Geena Davis is awesome!!!

 

[Dcharger]

Day 23: A film that means a lot to me

My friend I grew up w/ was a Jedi Knight in this movie.

Day 24: A film by your favorite director

Day 25: A film that inspired you

 

[Whiskeyjack]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

 

[morelikeasong]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

 

[Lmizzler]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

 

[SirConradPeckereye]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

 

[lavendersilk]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

I realize that happy can mean more than just humor/laughter, but this movie puts a smile on my face everytime I watch it.

 

[RosewoodTulip]

 

[Gamine67]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

Mama Mia!, Here We Go Again

I have the outfit, I host the watch parties

 

[crazychemgirl]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

 

[Acktion]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

 

[Cjbdd]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy
gotta use it again..my go to happy movie

 

[Bry1313]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

Blazing Saddles for sure

 

[Lmizzler]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

I hope she doesn’t notice.

 

[SluttyShannon]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

 

[Cogan]

 

[TANSTAAFL58]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

@Whiskeyjack beat me to it (great opening scene at the camp)

None shall pass

 

[NRJLIVES4ever]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

This is probably the second or third time I've listed this one, but it always does pick me up and put me in a good mood. It's hilarious and fun. Every performance is amazing. Vintage Tim Burton knocks it out of the park.

 

[SalaciousMonkey22]

Day 26 a film that makes me feel happy

So, I’m an unapologetic Kevin Smith fan. Sure he isn’t the greatest technical director. Sure he stopped making movies for anyone but his fans 15 years ago. Sure his horror movies were terrible…but all of that’s okay. He makes very heartfelt, genuine, movies about the people he loves and the things he cares about in life and it’s totally okay for a movie maker to decide that they don’t wanna be Scorsese. I’ve got good memories associated with all of his flicks but I’ll pick this one as I think it has an actual happy ending as opposed to the other favorite movie of his which I won’t name for fear of spankings.

 

[BrendaBear]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

This movie always makes me laugh and leaves me in a better mood than when I started, every time.

 

[NRJLIVES4ever]

Day 26 a film that makes me feel happy

So, I’m an unapologetic Kevin Smith fan. Sure he isn’t the greatest technical director. Sure he stopped making movies for anyone but his fans 15 years ago. Sure his horror movies were terrible…but all of that’s okay. He makes very heartfelt, genuine, movies about the people he loves and the things he cares about in life and it’s totally okay for a movie maker to decide that they don’t wanna be Scorsese. I’ve got good memories associated with all of his flicks but I’ll pick this one as I think it has an actual happy ending as opposed to the other favorite movie of his which I won’t name for fear of spankings.

Nice! I was a total Kevin fan boy back in the day. I still watch everything he does. Dogma was a good one for sure.

 

[Cogan]

Day 26: A film that made you feel happy

I realize that happy can mean more than just humor/laughter, but this movie puts a smile on my face everytime I watch it.

Now I'm curious and want to see this movie!