Difference between revisions of "Marge Simpson's Sisterhood of DVDs"

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Marge Simpson's Sisterhood of DVDs is a list of DVDs that Marge Simpson owns.

List[edit]

Name	Note
Breaking Wind	Is a reference to the movie Gone with the Wind.
Burger and Fries to Go at Tiffany's	Is a reference to Breakfast at Tiffany's.
Deadbeat Bride
The English Patient's Sponge Bath	Is a parody of The English Patient.
Four Weddings, a Funeral, and Then Swing by the Dry Cleaner's	Is a reference to Four Weddings and a Funeral.
The French Lieutenant's Wife's Sister's Next Door Neighbor	Is a reference to The French Lieutenant's Woman.
The Godmother, Part II	Is a parody of The Godfather Part II from the Godfather series.
How the Grinch Stole Stella's Groove	Is a parody of How the Grinch Stole Christmas and How Stella Got Her Groove Back.
Like a Bat Out of Africa	Is likely a reference to Bat Out of Hell by Meat Loaf and the movie Out of Africa.
Lord of the Engagement Rings	Is a parody of The Lord of the Rings trilogy.
My Best Friend's Wedding Planner	Is a parody of My Best Friend's Wedding.
An Officer and a Gentleman's Big Fat Greek Civil Union Ceremony	Is a parody of the films An Officer and a Gentleman and My Big Fat Greek Wedding.
Pretty Hooker	Is a parody of Pretty Woman.
A Room with a View of the Vending Machine	Is a parody of A Room with a View.
Stolen Magnolias	Is a parody of Steel Magnolias.
To, Like, Have and to, Like, so Not Have	Is a reference to the 1944 romantic-war-adventure film To Have and Have Not.
Waiting for My Ex to Inhale	Is a reference to the romantic movie Waiting to Exhale.
The Way We Was	Is a parody of The Way We Were.
When a Woman Loves a Chocolate Bar	Is a parody of When a Man Loves a Woman.
When Harry and Sally Met Thelma and Louise	Is a reference to the movie When Harry Met Sally and Thelma and Louise.
While You Were Sleeping in Seattle	Is a reference to While You Were Sleeping and Sleepless in Seattle.
You've Got Spam	Is a parody of You've Got Mail.

Appearances[edit]

Book – The Marge Book