DISQUS

El Bicho · 2 years ago

You've listed six films and left out the most obvious: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Maggie Van Ostrand · 2 years ago

Interesting choices. I agree with El Bicho that Who's Afraid of Va. Woolf would've been a good addition. And what about Brokeback Mountain? It's bad enough to lose your husband to another woman.
Steve · 2 years ago

haha, american beauty. that is the ultimate 'american dream'

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JT · 2 years ago

"Face it Choco; Broads are F**king NUTS." Mickey Roarke from Domino
Mister Hand · 2 years ago

I think one of the films you listed, despite having one arc that is decidedly a marital nightmare, also features the very effectively loving relationship between the main character and her husband. While she's solving a grisly homicide, he's hoping his latest duck painting will get chosen to go on a stamp. This is one of the few movies I've seen that actually makes me wish I WAS married.

And it's odd you should bring up RUTHLESS PEOPLE, as just the other day I was chuckling to myself thinking of DeVito shouting at his wife's kidnappers over the phone, "I dare ya to kill her!" And then hanging up, adding, "Now that oughta do it."
Dan · 1 year ago

I understand your argument for Fargo, but you should have included a picture of Macey and his wife, not the picture you included. That couple is sort of the counter-point, the people who show the value of marriage.