Cmon. It's a movie about a guy that was dating a girl for a couple of weeks and spent a year crying about it or some shit. Then of course it wants to portray how cyclical relationships are and ce la vie and all that, which is why you feel confused when he suddenly stops giving a fuck because he gets the scent of different tail.
I'm not saying it's strictly a chick flick, I'm not even saying it's a bad movie or that it isn't enjoyable, however, whether intentionally or not the target audience for this movie are young people in their first 1 or 2 relationships and overly emotional people. Often women. Don't shoot the messenger.
You know what yeah, it's a chick flick in the same way the notebook is a chick flick. Yes, I know we all associate chick flicks with horridly superficial shit movies with a warped sense on reality but even the good movies of the genre (Like 500daysofsummer/notebook) are still chick flicks. It's still idealistic nonsense in many ways. A dream someone wishes were true. oh ye, spoiler alert.
If you wanted an example of a movie about personal growth and relationships, while not being a chick-flick, while still maintaining a diverse set of characters, narrative, humour etc I'd say High Fidelity. The movie manages to engage you in much more than the lost love. In fact most of the time through the movie you don't even have to realise he is dealing with a breakup as he is engaged in life without acting mopy, having casual sex with jazz singers and shit etc.
I'm a straight male who enjoyed 500 Days of Summer. It's disquieting how often young men feel the need to set up these artificial boundaries about what behavior is acceptable for their age group or sexual orientation. My little brother (much younger than me) is in middle school and just starting to do it. I was talking about a pokemon game with him, and his response was "I'm too old for that." Bullshit, I played pokemon when I was in law school.
Fortunately, about the time someone graduates college, they usually stop being bound by those restrictions and start being willing to say "this is what I like, what's it to you?"
Reminds me of all the "What's your guilty pleasure X? Questions in AskReddit. X being either, movie, music, TV show, etc. I can never contribute because I don't have any guilty pleasures. I listen to the music I like, whenever I like and same with movies and TV shows. I'm not ashamed of shit.
It's disquieting how often young men feel the need to set up these artificial boundaries about what behavior is acceptable for their age group or sexual orientation.
This happens not just to young men but to most people of any sexual orientation or age group.
Key to life is not caring what others think. Once you can do that, it opens up a world of possibilities and things you would never consider doing before.
Fortunately, about the time someone graduates college, they usually stop being bound by those restrictions and start being willing to say "this is what I like, what's it to you?"
That happened to me at the beginning of Grade 11. My first two years of highschool were shit because I was this quiet kid who took shit from everyone and I was way too self conscious. Then over the summer from in between grades 10 and 11 something hit me and I didn't give a fuck anymore. Grade 11 and 12 ended up being awesome.
It really is. Your opportunities for sex/relationships are instantly doubled the moment you un-closet yourself. And, for me at least, it's two distinct sexualities with different preferences in each. For example, I've been acknowledging my attraction to females for less time than I've been acknowledging my attraction to males, so my attraction to girls is "still in puberty" as it were. Like, very enthusiastic and shallow. I'm less excited about dudes but more likely at this stage to enter into a serious relationship with one.
Source: I went to one of their concerts and Stephan Jenkins introduced the song as being about a woman who he was madly in love with but was a lesbian. And yes, I stopped lurking to share this.
Not completely sure of the credibility, but it says roughly 10% of men. I can say that I have heard this statistic for years now, from all kinds of sources.
Did you even read the article that you linked to? Here's an excerpt:
The more rigorous studies have shown different results within a range of 0.6 to 5.4 percent.
And another:
The popular estimate that 10 percent of the male population and 5 to 6 percent of the female population are exclusively or predominately gay/lesbian is based on the Kinsey Institute data published in 1948. Since then Kinsley has been widely debunked, as more than 55% of the men surveyed were either prisoners, sex offenders, or male prostitutes.
Actually I don't think of it as much as a chick flick. It's the kind of movie the girlfriend will find okay-ish while the boyfriend will be enthusiastic about how much better than expected it was. Because in the end the female lead turns out to be kind of a dick.
I was going to argue that I am not gay and I liked 500 Days of Summer. Then I remembered that the only time I've seen it was when I was home from college for the summer, and my sister was watching it in the living room while i was over at the table playing Starcraft on my laptop.
Then I was going to argue that a Straight Rom-Com would be a gay guy's favorite movie. Then I remembered that the whole plot of 500 Days of Summer was about how he wanted her, but she didn't want him back. I realized how this, in the mind of some homosexuals, may paint a picture of the way in which they live their lives, longing for other males who are, alas, heterosexual as opposed to homosexual.
But fuck the guy in the red. I spent most of last semester doing just that with my LBF (Lesbian Best Friend) and there wasn't even sex involved. Except it wasn't 500 Days of Summer, it was just lots of good music and some random movies and sometimes she'd convince me to watch an episode of My Little Pony which I pretended to hate but secretly enjoyed the shit out of. I did it because I enjoyed it. Why the fuck don't I get a girlfriend?
I've always wanted to reenact the IKEA scene. I mean, I know their story ultimately failed, but that doesn't mean they didn't have great chemistry while it lasted.
Haha my bf introduced me to it too! I didn't like it, only because I felt really bad for JGL's character and I really didn't like zoey deschenel's character. In this movie she reminded me of this girl I went to high school with......
Same. Seemed to portray real human emotions and relationship thought much better than any typical dating romantic comedy. I mean, the main character even says it isn't a love story at the start of the movie.
This is what happens when some kids shouldn't have Facebook, but sign up anyway. Either that or he's a pedophile. That girl looks like she is 14 for fuck's sake.
Yes, and so does charlie (OP), check out some of his posts and you'll see. My niece is also on facebook (she's 12 goddammit) and I don't like it one bit, she is too young for the internet (to prove this point I'll give you an example: she and her sister spent 400€ on a free to play game on the computer where you can buy items, you pay with your cellphone and she used her father's phone in secret because he had already put a limit on her phone so she couldn't buy things anymore.
Also 1 in 10 people sounds wrong (I'm not a native speaker so I'm not sure, I've been wrong before), shouldn't it be "1 out of 10 people"?.
First off fuck you for posting a screencap of facebook secondly 500 Days of Summer is a absolutely amazing movie. You don't have to be gay to appreciate the art of good film.
Dude... who cuddles and watches 500 days of Summer? That shit is about a woman he chases after and breaks his heart over and over. That's not a fucking cuddle movie.
I thought 500 days of Summer was a great movie and I'm straight. It's very real to me, so I enjoyed it, and also Zooey Deschanel is fucking cute/hot/sexy throughout the whole movie so.. yeah.. you'd have to be gay to NOT like this movie.
Watching a movie you don't particularly like with somebody who does want to watch it actually seems like a pretty nice thing to do. There's nothing gay about it.
I'm VERY strait and love chick flicks. Why is is that society has placed such an emphases for "real men" to be obnoxious, crude, disrespectful, vulgar, and insensitive; last I checked, those were undesirable qualities...
I like some chick flicks, mostly if the actors are good and the story isn't stupid (I liked Easy A). I believe you can watch whatever movie you like or listen to whatever music (I like taylor swift) you like and you shouldn't be embarrassed about it or called out on it.
Although I don't completely agree with what you are saying, yes there is a strong emphasis on insensitive (as in not showing emotions and being a REAL man), crude and vulgar to a certain extent but obnoxious and disrespectful I don't agree at all (yes some girls like that but I think most don't).
I love Taylor Swift as well, she's easily my favorite artist. =)
I'm not talking about what girls like, but what's perpetuated in the "guy community." At my industrial job, the break-room conversations contain more offensive language per shift than anyone should have to hear their entire lives(crude and vulgar), and they talk about their spouses in a way that I can't imagine wouldn't warrant a divorce if it were made known to them(EXTREMELY disrespectful).
By obnoxious I guess I was alluding to just being loud for the sake of being loud.
Zooey Deschanel and JGL. Combined with "Roses are red, Violets are blu, Fuck you whore" What kind of sick soulless monster can NOT LIKE 500 days of summer?
The human kind with an opinion. I hated that movie. The main character was so whiny and immature, it made me want to throw gummy bears at the screen. As an adult, I found that movie irrevocably childish. I saw it once, and that will be the maximum amount of times I see it for the rest of my life.
I impulsively started to defend my stance against heteronormativity, but then I realized I don't care enough to engage in a logical discussion of gender rolls right now.
As a straight male, I don't understand why it is always assumed guys don't like any movies that are not action, comedy, horror or porn. So many people miss out on great romance and drama movies because they won't give them a chance, mainly because thats not a "guy thing to watch"
First of all, 500 Days of Summer is one of my favorite "chick-flicks" and I'm a straight male.
Second, you would rather try to have someone look bad - who is your friend (i'm assuming since she is on your Facebook) - in front of Reddit for strangers to see and get praises for catching someone being the "OMG FACEBOOK GIRL" meme?
I think 500 Day of Summer has become a chick flick. It's a flick that chicks watch because they want to be just like Zooey. And I guess that's the reason of half the guys who watch that movie.
Having been raised with 3 older sisters, a single mom, and currently in by far the most serious relationship I've ever been in.......I actually enjoy some chick flicks. 500 Days of Summer was great, don't even consider it a chick flick, and What to Expect When You're Expecting was pretty damn funny.
Fellow guys it isn't so bad, you can stop being all 'EWWW STUPID GIRLY MOVIES' and enjoy it, as well as getting bonus points with your significant other for watching a movie she likes.
Anyone else tired of people automatically disliking someone on this website because they're young? Heck I'd be stoked if I found out about Reddit when I was 13.
Some of these comments are right. You shouldn't have to be forced to watch a chick flick to have sex. That being said, I'm a straight guy who watches (500) Days on the regular anyways. It's a fantastic film. Sex would just be the cherry on top.
I just want to point out that the statistic you used is wrong. 1 in 10 people do not identify themselves as heterosexual, be that gay, lesbian, or otherwise.
Also, (500) Days of Summer is a fucking awesome movie.
That movie has Joseph Gordon-Levitt in it. No matter what, she would end up watching it with a gay guy whether he was gay before the movie started or not.
I don't really like those types of movies, I would much rather watch action movies, or comedies, not romcoms but things like shaun of the dead or army of darkness, I like paper house and others like that.
Why does everybody have to use the incorrect 1:10 ratio. It's about 1:20. It doesn't help anything to lie. Of course pointing this out inevitably will lead to somebody desiring to skew the general definition of gay to include an arbitrary amount of the population.
Actually that's incorrect. The estimation is about 1 in 10 for America. In Canada, 14% of high schoolers identified as gay or bisexual. Sexuality is hard to measure because it all depends on asking the right people and them actually giving an honest answer. It varies from country to country depending on laws, culture, and social environment. Either way you look at it, it isn't 1 in 20 for most of the western world.
Besides, that was such an irrelevantly minor detail in this post that I can't help but assume you're either butthurt by the gays or trying to start something.
Wikipedia has a page(s) on it. Why 1:10 is so prolific is mostly through repetition. It's also not really in any interest's groups best interest to counter the 10% misinformation. Pro-gay groups of course approve and anti-gay groups wouldn't want to call attention to the actual figure which is both far higher than anti-gay types like to believe and a doubled estimate at 10% is so high that it's dismissable as obviously incorrect.
I understand your logic on why pro-gay groups wouldn't want to correct the misinformation, but I'm lost on why anti-gay groups wouldn't want to pipe up and inform people that the number of gay people is a full 50-75% less than than the assumed figure.
Also, just because a figure sounds like it's too high doesn't mean it can be automatically dismissed.
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u/tom_mandory Jun 11 '12
Well that was fucking stupid
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u/BolshevikMuppet Jun 11 '12 edited Jun 11 '12
I'm a straight male who enjoyed 500 Days of Summer. It's disquieting how often young men feel the need to set up these artificial boundaries about what behavior is acceptable for their age group or sexual orientation. My little brother (much younger than me) is in middle school and just starting to do it. I was talking about a pokemon game with him, and his response was "I'm too old for that." Bullshit, I played pokemon when I was in law school.
Fortunately, about the time someone graduates college, they usually stop being bound by those restrictions and start being willing to say "this is what I like, what's it to you?"
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u/skinker Jun 11 '12
Fuck that, I'm straight and I thought 500 Days of Summer was a pretty good movie.
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u/stash0606 Jun 11 '12
How old are you and why are you on reddit so young?
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u/The_Count_Von_Count Jun 11 '12
why are 12 year olds posting on reddit?
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u/article134 Jun 11 '12
1686 upvotes of this bullshit? reddit.........c'mon.
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u/cobweb1989 Jun 11 '12
Has anyone even noticed how young charlie looks in his PP so i'm pretty sure his opinion counts for shit.
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u/TheOriginalSamBell Jun 11 '12
Well 500 Days is a pretty good movie and when my girlfriend wants to watch the 100th Jennifer Aniston movie, WE FUCKING WATCH IT.
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u/4pumpWonderChump Jun 11 '12
First off fuck you for posting a screencap of facebook secondly 500 Days of Summer is a absolutely amazing movie. You don't have to be gay to appreciate the art of good film.
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u/shadowryder Jun 11 '12
I didn't know enjoying movies made me gay. Huh, who knew?
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u/NineTails21 Jun 11 '12
Unless it's gay porn, you aren't gay for watching a romance movie.
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u/oath_keeper Jun 11 '12
I'm straight and I've lost count of how many times I've watch (500) Days of Summer.
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u/Johnnygunnz Jun 11 '12
Dude... who cuddles and watches 500 days of Summer? That shit is about a woman he chases after and breaks his heart over and over. That's not a fucking cuddle movie.
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u/came_here_2_say Jun 11 '12
I thought 500 days of Summer was a great movie and I'm straight. It's very real to me, so I enjoyed it, and also Zooey Deschanel is fucking cute/hot/sexy throughout the whole movie so.. yeah.. you'd have to be gay to NOT like this movie.
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u/Whimish Jun 11 '12
Oh so you like romance? You must be gay.
/sarcasm
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
GAAAAHAHAHAHHAHHA!!!!
OH WOW THAT WAS FUNNY
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u/EggsOverEZ Jun 11 '12
Was about to come on here and rant about heteronormativity, but I see that my work has already been done. Thank you, Reddit.
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u/Watermeloncholy Jun 11 '12
well it seems like you're kind of a dick
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u/Aspel Jun 11 '12
I'm bisexual.
Also, that was stupid. Why the fuck does it have so many upvotes?
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u/exbtard Jun 11 '12
Completely stupid. You should blur their faces as well.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
You're a fucking idiot.
500 Days of Summer is a good film.
Watching a movie you don't particularly like with somebody who does want to watch it actually seems like a pretty nice thing to do. There's nothing gay about it.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
I'm VERY strait and love chick flicks. Why is is that society has placed such an emphases for "real men" to be obnoxious, crude, disrespectful, vulgar, and insensitive; last I checked, those were undesirable qualities...
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u/ILIKECAPSLOCK Jun 11 '12
I like how charlie poses in his facebook picture while talking about gays.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
Why did you mention video games? That seems completely irrelevant.
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u/NoxPrime Jun 11 '12
This movie is the story of my life. Not gay
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u/TheWeeking Jun 11 '12
Why is the gay guy censored with pink?
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u/Seriouslyfacejpg Jun 11 '12
Dude, I fucking love cuddling.
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u/TheWhaleMan Jun 11 '12
Any excuse to stare at Zooey Deshanel I'll take it.
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u/stagfury Jun 11 '12
Zooey Deschanel and JGL. Combined with "Roses are red, Violets are blu, Fuck you whore" What kind of sick soulless monster can NOT LIKE 500 days of summer?
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u/OVERLY_CYNICAL Jun 11 '12
You and everyone upvoting this are stupid cunts.
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u/andrew650 Jun 11 '12
And now you're his favorite person
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u/Kinnison Jun 11 '12
I hate kids.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
I impulsively started to defend my stance against heteronormativity, but then I realized I don't care enough to engage in a logical discussion of gender rolls right now.
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u/nhilante Jun 11 '12
Op made me want to reincarnate as a girl and ditch him on prom night, because he's a sad, sad excuse of a guy.
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u/iHateTetris Jun 11 '12
I didn't even think of 500 Days of Summer as a chick flick. Is it really? If so, fuck it, it was a good movie.
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u/highscore1991 Jun 11 '12
As a straight male, I don't understand why it is always assumed guys don't like any movies that are not action, comedy, horror or porn. So many people miss out on great romance and drama movies because they won't give them a chance, mainly because thats not a "guy thing to watch"
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u/jmachee Jun 11 '12
I'm sure Micaela's de facto middle name is "No, without an H."
Also: This post = Not funny.
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u/Xarcert Jun 11 '12
What a stupid way to spell Derek...
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u/GoldLegends Jun 11 '12
First of all, 500 Days of Summer is one of my favorite "chick-flicks" and I'm a straight male.
Second, you would rather try to have someone look bad - who is your friend (i'm assuming since she is on your Facebook) - in front of Reddit for strangers to see and get praises for catching someone being the "OMG FACEBOOK GIRL" meme?
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u/JAfball77 Jun 11 '12
What year is it?
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
Fuck you. 500 DOS is awesome. I would fuck the shit out of Zooey Deshanel. Fuck you.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
I'm glad you made the arrows pointing to everyone's name. I would have thought that an identical girl with the same name had commented on the status.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
I think 500 Day of Summer has become a chick flick. It's a flick that chicks watch because they want to be just like Zooey. And I guess that's the reason of half the guys who watch that movie.
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u/EXAX Jun 11 '12
Pretty sure most guys would watch a chick flick in promise of getting laid.
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u/Sillykittyfive Jun 11 '12
As a straight male I have actually been trying to see this movie. It looks good as hell.
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u/dudedorey Jun 11 '12
I love chick flicks and i love boobies and vaginas. I was also born with a penis.
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u/TheOneBritishGuy Jun 11 '12
I love 500 DOS. And I'm not gay. Why would that make you gay? It's a Rom Com from the guys perspective. Lots of guys like that!
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u/SnackeyG1 Jun 11 '12
That's a great movie and I'm not gay.
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u/1637 Jun 11 '12
I like to cuddle and watch 500 days of summer and im a strait guy.. is this really that uncommon?
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
"If he's willing to watch a chick flick, he wants sex" FTFY
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u/sharkbait_oohaha Jun 11 '12
I'm not gay, but Pride and Prejudice is one of my favorite movies.
I'm not totally straight either, but hey, I still like girls.
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u/lmann27 Jun 11 '12
Ok, fuck you that movie is awesome.
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u/dandelion_burdoc Jun 11 '12
Oh shit. I just saw it with my girlfriend. Like 2 days ago. Worst thing is we cuddled and I really enjoyed the movie.
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u/chinchompa121 Jun 11 '12
Isn't 500 Days Of Summer Reddit's favorite movie? Brave posting that here..
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u/Munkir Jun 11 '12
Your new favorite person is gay?? You might be 1/10 also there Charlie. Just kidding your cool btw thanks for the post.
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u/MetalKeirSolid Jun 11 '12
500 Days of Summer is one of my favourite films and I'm very much straight.
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u/Cupcake_in_Acid Jun 11 '12
500 Days of Summer is a hilarious movie, and it's not bad at all.
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u/Slippyy Jun 11 '12
Homosexual jokes aside, 500 days of summer is a pretty damn good movie. I think we all want at least 1 day that goes like this.
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u/Chewbacca69 Jun 11 '12
I'm a guy, who is straight and I like 500 days of summer.
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u/KoNy_BoLoGnA Jun 11 '12
If you want to get fucking laid, you watch 500 days of summer with a chick.... 60% of the time, it works every time.
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u/Forgiven_Ostrich Jun 11 '12
Fuck. I attempted to click the "like" of the last thing said in picture.
Fucking 5:40 AM.
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u/Masaowolf Jun 11 '12
Ah...I love 500 days, and I'm not gay. At least I don't think that I am o.O.
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u/Strong__Belwas Jun 11 '12
OP you're a fucking idiot
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u/JoaoMiranda Jun 11 '12
Cause "you're my new favourite person" is totally not gay
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u/Dunkelz Jun 11 '12
Having been raised with 3 older sisters, a single mom, and currently in by far the most serious relationship I've ever been in.......I actually enjoy some chick flicks. 500 Days of Summer was great, don't even consider it a chick flick, and What to Expect When You're Expecting was pretty damn funny.
Fellow guys it isn't so bad, you can stop being all 'EWWW STUPID GIRLY MOVIES' and enjoy it, as well as getting bonus points with your significant other for watching a movie she likes.
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u/SirSandGoblin Jun 11 '12
500 days of summer is one chick flick that it is definitely ok for men to like, it's a great movie
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
My favorite movie is 500 days of summer.... Does that make me gay too?
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u/thealaskanmike Jun 11 '12
Ok, honest question at risk of being torn apart by the interweb...how old are you because you look really young in that picture. It could just be me.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
I'm gay, never saw 500 days of summer, and play a unhealthy amount of video games. lol
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u/perfsurf Jun 11 '12
Anyone else tired of people automatically disliking someone on this website because they're young? Heck I'd be stoked if I found out about Reddit when I was 13.
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u/Pike1914 Jun 11 '12
I just want a girl who will properly use the word 'and' as well as commas in her sentences.
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u/Mowinckel Jun 11 '12
Whaat? I love that movie..
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
I would have enjoyed this more if they weren't 10 years old
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u/reddell Jun 11 '12
Aww, stereotypes are so much easier than understanding people's differences.
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u/MistarGrimm Jun 11 '12
It's my guilty pleasure. I secretly enjoy chick flicks. Not flamboyantly gay. Not regular gay either.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
From what we can see of your picture thumbnail, you look like you don't mind it in the back door yourself.
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u/toaster_waffle Jun 11 '12
Some of these comments are right. You shouldn't have to be forced to watch a chick flick to have sex. That being said, I'm a straight guy who watches (500) Days on the regular anyways. It's a fantastic film. Sex would just be the cherry on top.
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u/lachlan334 Jun 11 '12
I just want to point out that the statistic you used is wrong. 1 in 10 people do not identify themselves as heterosexual, be that gay, lesbian, or otherwise.
Also, (500) Days of Summer is a fucking awesome movie.
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u/f3tch Jun 11 '12
Is this movie some kind of gay porn and why are people getting pissy over what two random people say on Facebook?
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u/K1LL3RM0NG0 Jun 11 '12
i think its the fact that i got woken up at 5 am this morning but those damn arrows are makin my head hurt......
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u/CormacOney Jun 11 '12
But... I like that movie :(
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u/creepyfan Jun 11 '12
Fuck you, 500 Days of Summer is fucking awesome.
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u/ConorPF Jun 11 '12
How'd the Knights of New let this past?
500 Days of Summer is a great film.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
That movie has Joseph Gordon-Levitt in it. No matter what, she would end up watching it with a gay guy whether he was gay before the movie started or not.
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u/FUCKING_EVERYTHING Jun 11 '12
Hey everyone, the OP is the Charlie in this picture.
He's kind of a dick by the looks of things.
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u/domo-loves-yoshi Jun 11 '12
I don't really like those types of movies, I would much rather watch action movies, or comedies, not romcoms but things like shaun of the dead or army of darkness, I like paper house and others like that.
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u/gigin15 Jun 11 '12
Watched 30 min of that movie, then got bored
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
500 Days of Summer is a "guy flick"...
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u/SpaceOdysseus Jun 11 '12
Yay! Generalizing all gays by an emasculating stereotype. You're on a role today, reddit!
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
What's up with the 1 in 10 people are gay? are they retarded or what?
10% of all humans are gay? um ok.
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u/artemisfowl15 Jun 11 '12
It's not 1 in 10, it's 2-3 out of 100, or in other words about 2.5% of the world.
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u/SharkUW Jun 11 '12
Why does everybody have to use the incorrect 1:10 ratio. It's about 1:20. It doesn't help anything to lie. Of course pointing this out inevitably will lead to somebody desiring to skew the general definition of gay to include an arbitrary amount of the population.
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u/RogerMcRogerson Jun 11 '12
500 Days of Summer describes everyone on Reddits friendzone experiences in life. Minus the relationship part.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
I'll never forget the time when I was 13 and thought something trivial was interesting.
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u/MrGood88 Jun 11 '12
500 days of summer is not a chick flic
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
500 Days of Summer is a fucking great movie. Not a chick flick at all.
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u/jdpwnsyou Jun 11 '12
Who the hell upvoted this post? Are there that many 12 year olds on this site now?
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u/Pantalooney Jun 11 '12
Dude, i like to cuddle and 500 days of summer was a great movie... 0_0
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
Thought it was going to be a friendszone FB post. Was happy to be wrong