Sunday WatchAlong: Double XXL! 7:30am Chicago Time on Netflix

Woot, Sunday movie! I had such a day of accomplishments yesterday, got groceries and hung a picture and all kinds of things, and now it is lovely to just have a nice sloooooooooooooow morning.

Double XXL

It’s on Netflix, it looks fun, it has Sonakshi and we love her.

At 7:30am Chicago time, I will put up an “and PLAY” comment and then we will all comment along from there.

227 thoughts on “Sunday WatchAlong: Double XXL! 7:30am Chicago Time on Netflix

  1. Ugh. I understand Ma is happy in her marriage and just thinks her daughter will be happy if she does the same thing, but also, love your daughter for who she is and what makes her happy, not what makes you happy!!!!

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  2. So the mother is only concerned about marriage because marriage was the most important thing in her life, right? For her to think otherwise she would be negating her own importance in the world.

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  3. I mean, ball bearing guy is a dope, but ball bearing shops themselves are very important. My parents’ truck threw a bearing in one of the wheels this past week and everything on the ranch ground to a halt!

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  4. See, my Grandma always pushed us to find a nice boy because she was sooooooooooooo happy in her marriage. But she was also super excited and interested in everything else we did in life too. You can be excited about marriage and ALSO be excited that your daughter interviewed Kapil Dev.

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  5. Soooooooooooo happy to have the dudes be into them. I hate that in Dum Laga Ke Haisha he has to “learn to love her”, and Shaandar is even worse with the whole “just settle and fall in love with her”. Instead of “no, this girl is HOT and doesn’t even realize he is way into her”

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  6. And this goes back to the speech Sonakshi gave! About how one guy made us think this is what everyone wants and then it became normal. Not every person is into tiny little women, sometimes you have dudes who are straight up into curvy women.

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      • Yeah, it’s more the formal poetic rhythm of the song I was catching. So for a dude who is all casual and slangy usually, to switch to formal and poetic is a BIG statement.

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      • My impression is that it’s kind of a spectrum of vocabulary. “Ijaazat” itself feels like a very “Urdu” word to me, e.g., even though the surrounding grammar isn’t really a change from the dialogue we were hearing just before.

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