Watched: April 29, 2015 on DVD

Hashtag: #WatchingZackandMiri

Year Released: 2008

Genre: Comedy

Starring: Seth Rogan, Elizabeth Banks

Run Time: 101 minutes

Description (from IMDb): Lifelong platonic friends Zack and Miri look to solve their respective cash-flow problems by making an adult film together. As the cameras roll, however, the duo begin to sense that they may have more feelings for each other than they previously thought.

Obviously, this movie was stupid. So, obviously it was hilarious and I loved it.  I didn’t realize until after I watched it and went on IMDb for my usual trivia check that Kevin Smith wrote and directed it.  I should have, though, because “Jay” actor Jason Mewes was in it.  And really, does Jay ever do anything without his hetero lifemate, Silent Bob?

This month, I’ve watched several romantic comedies, who woulda thought my favorite ones would be about abortion (Obvious Child) and porn?

I’m really proud of myself that I actually finished the A to Z challenge.  I thought watching 26 movies, live-tweeting them, and writing a short review about each would be super easy, but it was hard (no pun intended).  I didn’t always have the time planned to watch the movies, and some nights I didn’t have the energy to tweet.  But, I managed it.  It’s all done.  Will I be this ambitious next year?  Possibly, if I can think of another fun topic that sounds like it will be easy!

For all of my tweets about Zack and Miri Make a Porno, follow me on Twitter @RLHammAuthor and search for #WatchingZackandMiri

 

Full title, Zack and Miri Make a Porno is too long for a hashtag, sadly #WatchingZackandMiri

— Rachel L. Hamm (@RLHammAuthor) April 29, 2015

Miri’s rocking those granny panties, you ingrates #WatchingZackandMiri

— Rachel L. Hamm (@RLHammAuthor) April 29, 2015

There’s no such thing as free titties. #Truth #WatchingZackandMiri

— Rachel L. Hamm (@RLHammAuthor) April 29, 2015

This makes me really glad I don’t drink coffee #WatchingZackandMiri

— Rachel L. Hamm (@RLHammAuthor) April 29, 2015

uh oh, I’ve tweeted starting with “uh oh” too many times #WatchingZackandMiri

— Rachel L. Hamm (@RLHammAuthor) April 30, 2015