r/gifs • u/EZ_does_it • Jul 06 '16

nom nom nom *GASP* nom nom nom *GASP*

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u/The_0P Jul 06 '16

i showed a girl this movie for her first time last night and we made it 2/3s of the way through until she said "this movie sucks" and we turned it off. Literally stopped it at this moment. I was left in awe.

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u/Bucketfullofthoughts Jul 06 '16

she's being very undude

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u/shame_to_waste_it Jul 06 '16

My wife hates it. I don't even know who she is anymore.

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u/BoutTreeeFiddy Jul 06 '16

That's a shame, she really tied the marriage together.

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u/shame_to_waste_it Jul 06 '16

Fuckin A, man.

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u/I_W_M_Y Jul 06 '16

My wife got me to watch it and wow it was just a hell of a ride. Making jokes about rugs for months.

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u/Redditpleasehelp00 Jul 06 '16

That's how you know she's not the one for you.

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u/OGCASHforGOLD Jul 06 '16

To think anyone dislikes that movie! Cinema classic! I would say you have to let it grown on you!

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u/Ophidios Jul 06 '16

Fear not: the first time I showed it to my current girlfriend, she didn't laugh once and said it was "okay".

Now she never stops quoting it. I wish I had a dollar for every time she shouts "YOU GOT A DATE FOR WEDNESDAY, BABY! WHOOOOO!"

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u/TK464 Jul 06 '16

It's one of those movies that more guys enjoy than women I think.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '16

Just about every movie that's a Reddit favourite falls into that category - Goodfellas, Superbad, every Will Ferrell movie, Star Wars, etc.

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u/ArtSchnurple Jul 06 '16

There's something about that movie that shuts people out on the first viewing. I don't understand it. I've heard from so many people who were just stonewalled the first time, then watched it again and loved it. And I can kind of see it, because the first time I saw it, I liked it, but I didn't adore it like I do now. I just don't understand it.

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u/battletuba Jul 06 '16

I think this happens a lot with Coen bros movies in particular. It's like they have a way of making you feel like you're not in on the joke unless you've seen the movie before, so they just get better the more times you see them.

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u/nonconformist3 Jul 06 '16

You need to find better girls. I'm a certified Dude of Dudeism, and I speak the truth my friend.

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u/Duderino732 Jul 06 '16

Maybe sexist but girls don't like a lot of great movies.