A question for the girls

[palitoy]

Wife hates Stooges but she loves CaddyShack.

[Mikey]

Comedy + War is also a great women turn-off

I never met a woman who liked Hogan's Heroes

[ODBJBG]

Most women don't like the 3 Stooges.

There's a great episode of "Mind of the Married Man" on this subject. It details this and what men consider nirvana involving the 3 Stooges.

[jessica]

I don't think I'll like the 3 Stooges. I haven't seen it for 3 decades...and I'm pretty sure I won't like it now.

[theressa]

I like the 3 Stooges. Loved Underworld! Glad I have the trilogy on dvd, tape would be trashed! Could care less about seeing Twilight. Dumb and Dumber is just dumb. Have never watched it beyond previews.

As I get older, it seems my taste in the real gory flicks, or movies where it could give psychos ideas, are changing.

[Bizarro Amy]

I like comedies, but they have to have a certain feel, stuff like "Superbad" or "Clerks". I don't like the stuff Dane Cook usually stars in though. I'm also into Quentin Tarentino, and some Asian action movies, like "Hard Boiled". I watch "Stalag 17" every time it's on, and have been getting into more war movies. When I was a kid, I don't know why, but I was convinced that Westerns were boring and never really got into them until the last 10 years or so. Now I love the older ones, like "Rio Lobo," "How the West was Won," etc. Since watching a preview (and eventual release) of Black Dynamite, I've been catching up on Pam Grier and blacksploitation films from the 70s. And of course, there are the Star Wars, Indiana Jones and superhero movies that I usually end up watching multiple times.
As a rule, I usually get bored with typical romantic comedies.

[Adam West]

I don't particularly think the Three Stooges are funny but I do know that I find some of the slapstick physical type comedy hilarious while my wife thinks it's not very funny and juevenile. She likes more subtle humor. Marley and Me would be an example of what she thinks it is a hilarious film. I think it is humorous but wouldn't have me off my seat laughing as some other films would which fit into the slapstick type comedy.

[Meule]

The rule in our house is: the louder I laugh, the less Dafne laughs and the other way around. We have different senses of humor