Tag: 10 Bad Relationship Movies

Another 10 Great Bad-Relationship Movies

Jeff Mitchell

Due to popular demand – and to help “celebrate” Valentine’s Day – Art House Film Wire is back with another 10 GREAT bad-relationship movies.  We love these 10 fantastic flicks but don’t adore their on-screen couple’s behavior.  Ten life lessons, perhaps, or for the singles out there, 10 reasons stay solo for a while. (and here’s our first article: 10 Great Bad-Relationship Movies!) 10. “Tootsie” (1982) – Michael Dorsey is a New York City actor who can’t find work, but he dresses up as a woman named Dorothy Michaels, and…

10 Great Bad-Relationship Movies

Jeff Mitchell

Hey, February is a celebrated time of year!   Groundhog’s Day, Black History Month, gorgeous weather in AHFW’s home state of Arizona, an occasional extra 24 hours for leap year, and of course, Valentine’s Day, one of most cherished days for couples. Although, Valentine’s Day embraces loving relationships, some should not be modeled as examples for romance.  To our delight and dismay, bad relationships can be found almost everywhere on the big screen.  A dime a million, perhaps?  Well, AHFW “enjoyed” these 10 GREAT bad-relationship movies! 10.  “500 Days of Summer”…

10 Bad-relationship Movies: 1. ‘Fatal Attraction’

Jeff Mitchell

1. “Fatal Attraction” (1987) –  Don’t cheat.  Don’t cheat on your spouse.  Don’t cheat on your spouse, or you’ll find a bunny in a pot.  That was the message delivered to every married man in 1987 in the wild psychological thriller “Fatal Attraction”.  When Dan (Michael Douglas), a married man, has a one-night fling with Alex (Glenn Close), he thought their “relationship” would only last one night, but she wanted more.  Alex becomes relentless which threatens Dan’s insulated world with his daughter and beautiful wife Beth (Anne Archer). In Dan…