Nothing to be afraid of gentleman...

Rating: 8/10 (15 February 2007)

A lot of men will run from this so-called 'chick flick'. But I stand before men everywhere, between the Super Bowl and the Stanley Cup, with my jockstrap in hand, with my autographed Joe Namath poster in my 'den for men', sitting near my bar and on-top of my pool table, laptop in hand....Do yourselves a favor and watch the film. You'll be rewarded, and maybe learn a few things about yourself along the way.
I'm not saying it fix things that might be broken, or try to change you. Women seem to be authority there, and are much better at it. But I would suggest that it perhaps taking less than 2 hours of your life to learn about the woman you have been married to for over a decade...all over again. We forget to much. Not your fault. It's what makes us human. But we also have in our ability a way to re-gain what was lost. To try and remember again.
I guarantee one thing, after watching this film that is not exactly a monument to acting, that will not win one award, that will be snubbed by all men....I guarantee that you might quickly see that woman next to you in bed again for the first time, and remember why it was you went to all that damn trouble standing in front of all of those family and friends, or when you ran away and eloped, and profess it all, that you wanted to be with her from here on in.
Give yourself chance to re-take what time took away. Then, when you feel that little bit of warmth above your head (that's the light bulb turning on), go to a flower shop, buy some flowers, and bring them home to her tonight for no bloody reason, other than you being able to trick time.
Like I said...no academy award....but it will make you think a bit and have fun doing it.