{"id":19178,"date":"2016-02-12T01:53:29","date_gmt":"2016-02-12T06:53:29","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/cinema-crazed.com\/blog\/?p=19178"},"modified":"2016-02-12T02:28:23","modified_gmt":"2016-02-12T07:28:23","slug":"five-more-movie-characters-i-want-to-marry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.cinema-crazed.com\/blog\/2016\/02\/12\/five-more-movie-characters-i-want-to-marry\/","title":{"rendered":"Five More Movie Characters I Want to Marry"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"tiffany\"<\/a><\/p>\n

If you\u2019re a pop culture fanatic, you\u2019ve come across one or two fictional characters in your lifetime that you become smitten with and sometimes fall for. It\u2019s entirely possible and happens more frequently than most people realize. I had such a good time compiling my last list of Ten Movie Characters I Want to Marry<\/a>, that I thought for the upcoming arrival of Valentine\u2019s Day, I\u2019d celebrate by listing Five More Movie Characters I\u2019d Love to Marry.<\/p>\n

Who are some movie characters you\u2019d marry if given the opportunity? Let us know in the comments. And Happy Valentine\u2019s, you filthy animal.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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\"hedy-coletti\"<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hedy Coletti – Just Looking
\n<\/strong>Hedy Coletti is a beauty who never really found the right guy to love her. The only one who really finds charm and love from her that doesn’t involve sex is Lenny, the main character who sees beyond Coletti\u2019s sex appeal. Coletti is a broken spirit who does her best to find the bright side of life, but can never really find fulfillment and a wholesome relationship. She spends most of the movie involved with married men and rides on their false promises. Deep down, she wants the ideal relationship but may never really find it in her life. When we leave her, she faces an uncertain future, since a woman so beautiful and one of a kind deserves some kind of happiness and by no means should face a life alone and craving affection.<\/p>\n

\"bringiton\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Tie: Missy Pantone & Torrence Shipman – Bring It On
\n<\/strong>It\u2019s really tough to decide which of the girls from \u201cBring It On\u201d makes for better girlfriend material. Torrence is clever, adorable, and a team player, and has a good heart when the chips are down. Plus she\u2019s gorgeous. And then there\u2019s the tougher and hard nosed Missy who comes from the inner city and manages to add some sense of honesty to her group of cheerleaders. She\u2019s rebellious, stubborn, and smart mouthed, and that\u2019s a formula I\u2019m very fond of. Torrence and Missy are definite babes, and you could go on literally forever trying to figure out who edges whom.<\/p>\n

\u00a0\"becca\"<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Becca – Superbad
\n<\/strong>I have to admit, that if I was pushed in to a corner and faced with the decision of \u201cSuperbad\u201d dream girls Becca, Nicola, or Jules, I’d have to pick Becca. Definitely Jules is adorable and hot and has a good head on her shoulders, and Nicola oozes pure sex appeal and charisma, but Becca has a definite cuteness about her that’s hard to resist. She does a great job of winning over character Evan, and seems just as well adjusted as Jules, save for the occasional mistake made. This only really makes her so much more interesting, and she redeems herself by the end of “Superbad.” Becca is hot and charming, a brutal combination and one that ultimately gives her a slight edge over Jules. Plus, though she hides it better than Evan, she\u2019s also a little geeky and insecure when no one is looking.<\/p>\n

\u00a0\"veronica-mars\"<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Veronica Mars \u2013 Veronica Mars
\n<\/strong>Okay, so I cheated with this selection just a wee bit. Veronica Mars originally began her life as a television heroine; one of the great television heroines, to be exact. Later when her show was cancelled she was brought to the big screen by the show\u2019s creators, so technically she is a movie character. It\u2019s impossible not to like Veronica Mars if you\u2019ve seen her series. She\u2019s intelligent, quick witted, great with one liners, loyal to her friends and family, and damn it, she loves \u201cThe Big Lebowski.\u201d Sure, it\u2019d be tough to maneuver around her if I was ever hiding something from her, since she catches on to even the craftiest individual, but that\u2019s all a part of the fun of being with her. Despite her tortured past and really bad luck with allies, Veronica is spunky, she\u2019s definitely someone you\u2019d want on your side, and she\u2019s impossible to resist.<\/p>\n

\"lucymcclane\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Lucy Gennero McClane – Live Free or Die Hard
\n<\/strong>We only really know Lucy McClane for the second half of “Live Free or Die Hard” but she makes enough of a mark to warrant her own movie. The fact she never got one is criminal and ridiculous. When villain Gabriel looks to take down John McClane, he seeks out his distant daughter hoping to make him play ball. Little did anyone figure Lucy has more balls than even John realizes. Though she does seem unassuming and innocent at first glance, when faced with immediate danger, she’s an aggressive and fearless protagonist. She mouths off to Gabriel, pretty much beats up one of Gabriel’s henchmen, and never really submits to her fear, even when Gabriel smacks her around. Lucy is the strong woman the “Die Hard” series sorely lacks, and her brief time in the movie series really paves her as someone you want in your corner. There\u2019s nothing better than a strong woman who tells the men to grow some balls. It\u2019s too bad the movie series wasn\u2019t handed over to her after this installment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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