The Big Lebowski
"The Dude" abides as Jeff Bridges turns in a pop culture worthy performance as Jeffery Lebowski. Wrongly targeted by kidnappers, The Dude must track down the right Lebowski and fix the wrongs done to him. In keeping with the lackadaisical tone of the film, either have some breakfast for dinner (Pancakes recommended) or order out. Just remember to pair it with the Dude's favorite drink, a White Russian.
My Bloody Valentine 3-D
For those in a foul mood, a horror film about Valentine's Day might do the trick. Either the 1981 version or the 2009 remake should satisfy your distaste of Valentines Day. Just remember to fix yourself a nice Devonshire Sandwich. Don't forget to pour on the Heinz Ketchup.
Memento
Sometimes after a particularly bad relationship, we all hope for a little memory loss. Why not watch a man who can't quite remember what just happened? Memento is an amazing film that follows a man as he tries to solve his wife's murder. Munch on something you love, be it candy, ice cream or a hot dog as you follow along with the twists and turns of the film.
Editors Picks: Chasing Papi
Three women are in love with one man but learn new lessons about love and personal identity. This one is sure to put a positive light on being single. Have some sancocho (a soup with meat and vegetables in a broth) in light of leading actress Sophia Vergara's Colombian heritage.
The Namesake: The namesake stars Kal Penn and is based off of the best selling book. American-born Gogol, the son of Indian immigrants, wants to fit in with Americans. This is a story of a young man working working through identity. Since this movie is rich with traditions check out our article on India's Tea Time.
Thelma and Louise: How American, this classic film's ending truly means give me liberty or give me death. Although, not a suggestion for the second option this film is truly a single woman's bon bon eating film with a side of young Brad Pitt.
Waiting to Exhale: Liberation, Desperation, love and realization all take place in Waiting to Exhale starring Angela Bassett, Whitney Houston, the late Gregrory Hines and more. A perfect story for Anti-Valentine's women to feel comfortable with being single. Check out Sylvia of Harlem's drink recipe named for the movie. Waiting to Exhale Drink
Reviews by Michael Fusco and MCCN Editor Crystal Johnson
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