P.S. I love you

I actually went to a movie tonight. I made a deal with Swallow that I would go as long as I could get some popcorn. So to the movies we went.

I know that I don't go to the movies all that often, but I had no idea that it costs 9.75 per person to see a movie. So, after swallow paid for two movie tickets $18.50, two medium sodas, a medium popcorn, and a bag of sour patch kids $16.50, it was time to go find a seat. It is absolutely horrible to sit through a sappy movie near someone who is actually crying...and crying loudly. This woman sobbed through every even partially sad scene in the movie. Seriously woman, either learn how to cry quietly or wait until the movie becomes a rental. She ruined it for every other person in the movie. Well maybe not everyone, because there was a rowdy group of 10 or so teenagers who were obnoxious! This lovely co-ed group talked, giggled or were loudly kissing each other. I know I know, that is what teenagers are suppose to do, but seriously this behavior got old within the first 10 minutes of the movie.

P.S. I love you was a great movie. One I will most likely watch again, however, not at the movies. It brought a tear to my eye a few times different times throughout the movie. Some scenes were so vivid and very close to real life that I pictured myself going through the movie as if I was the many character. P.S. I love you is a great date movie or a movie to go see with some good girlfriends. If you are by any means sad or easily upset about a recent death, break-up, or fight this isn't the movie to go see. It definitely touches the heart. I'd recommend it, but with a grain salt. You need a be a strong person and really appreciate past loves to enjoy this movie, otherwise, you will probably be that babbling loudly crying woman that sat directly behind me.