I wasn’t really planning on doing another post so soon, but I saw this fun little meme over at Supernanny Where Are You and since I was looking for something to do to avoid going to the grocery store I just had to participate.
It’s about movies (Top 5 Favorites) and since I love lists and I love movies, I just couldn’t resist.
Plus, I thought this would be a great post to promote my Movie Madness Carnival. I finally picked a date for next month. It is going to be on Tuesday, August 5th. Click on the little banner on my sidebar for more information.
Anyway, back to my list. My husband says I have about twenty movies in my top five, but I disagree. There are twenty in my top ten, but only five in my top five. So there!
These are the absolute favorites, the movies I could watch over and over again and never get sick of. These are the ones I choose to watch when I’m feeling sick for comfort (especially #2) and the ones that will make me laugh and cry no matter how many times I see them.
I thought I’d list them in the form of youtube videos just to be annoying for fun.
1. The Notebook-It’s hard to pick just one scene. The kiss scene is of course my favorite, but I really love this one too:
2. The Burbs–A classic dark comedy. Yes, it is extremely cheesy, but I love it! Plus, it is nice to watch a Tom Hanks movie where he doesn’t have a fake accent.
3. Titanic–Again, the kiss scene trumps all but this is another good one:
4. Meet the Parents–I laughed from beginning to end with this movie. It is hard to pick a scene that stands alone as being the funniest because they build off of each other, but here is one that sort of stands alone:
5. Pride and Prejudice–I have to post this scene of Mr. Darcy and Miss Elizabeth unexpectedly running into each other at Pemberley. It is law. No other scene will do. Great, great movie!!
Looking at this list, I just can’t believe there isn’t even one traditional romantic comedy on there. I love romantic comedies, so my honorable mentions include Sleepless in Seattle, You’ve Got Mail, Only You, and many more.

















We actually rented one on the list that someone recommended–Becoming Jane. I have to say that I cried like a baby at the end, which I wasn’t expecting. I thought Anne Hathaway was believable as Jane Austen (not that I’ve met her or anything) and I am now really crushing on James McAvoy. He was seriously charming in his role as Tom Lefroy. There was one scene in particular that made me gasp with delight. It was the scene at the ball when Jane was looking for Tom and couldn’t find him, but then he just sort of appears as in the middle of the dance. It was magical. There were some dull parts, but overall I really enjoyed this movie. 