Alert: The Notebook on Oxygen

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imjustagirl said:
Oh shut it. You guys have been prematurely spurting all over each other on this board for months. You've OBVIOUSLY chosen him over me.

Look, I'm sorry. He wrote an apology to me in red lipstick on my wall. How can a guy resist that?
 
BYH said:
imjustagirl said:
Oh shut it. You guys have been prematurely spurting all over each other on this board for months. You've OBVIOUSLY chosen him over me.

Look, I'm sorry. He wrote an apology to me in red lipstick on my wall. How can a guy resist that?

Dammit, BYH. You weren't supposed to tell anybody about that!
 
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imjustagirl said:
When the nurse walks in, sometimes I cry.

Even though this is on Oxygen every other week, I watched it again last night. I can never make it through that last scene where Gena Rowlands and James Garner die in bed together without wanting to bawl my eyes out. Hands down the best scene of the movie because that's how they would have wanted to go.
 
Wenders said:
imjustagirl said:
When the nurse walks in, sometimes I cry.

Even though this is on Oxygen every other week, I watched it again last night. I can never make it through that last scene where Gena Rowlands and James Garner die in bed together without wanting to bawl my eyes out. Hands down the best scene of the movie because that's how they would have wanted to go.

Damn Wenders. Give us a spoiler warning, will ya?
 
The Notebook on Oxygen would be good term to describe the current state of journalism.
 
Hopefully this won't require me to turn in my man card ... :D ... but I want to know why Sparks let them kill both Noah and Allie at the end. He wouldn't let the screenwriters change the crappy ending to Message in a Bottle ... why did he let them do that to The Notebook?

(There's a sequel to "The Notebook" called "The Wedding," with Noah prominently featured. I haven't read "The Notebook," but I figured if Noah's alive and well in a sequel, then he can't have been killed off in the first book.)
 

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