Thread: Romantic comedies, own up!

Maybe I should check it out.

Must be the biggest female movie star of all time.

She deserves her own thread really.

Quote: Originally Posted by duffer As Good As It Gets and The Wedding Singer are good. Those were the exact two I was going to say before I thought better of giving examples

Quote: Originally Posted by The Caveman A few days ago I saw You've got mail. Excellent. Remake of The Shop Around the Corner (mentioned by someone above), which I loved. It's 70 years old, though.

Quote: Originally Posted by The Caveman I'm buying (obviously) that too now, and that will be my first film from the 1950's. Do you have to be a complete film buff like your good self to enjoy those movies? I have watched and enjoyed several films from the 60's.. The only thing you have to be to enjoy old movies is open-minded, the style of acting and the dialogue is different to modern cinema. I remember the first old film I...

Quote: Originally Posted by The Caveman I haven't seen Mamma Mia. Love Notting Hill though. You'd love it, it's got everything. Apart from car chases and fights and explosions. But who needs that when you've got love and ABBA?

Quote: Originally Posted by Decotron The bird from that 70's show is fucking fantasic So is Kristen Bell.

and also watched The Proposal, but more because Ryan Reynolds films are usually decent

Lost in Translation is a movie I never thought in a million years I would enjoy but I love it. I also like Broken Flowers, in fact if its a comedy with a love interest starring Bill Murray then I like it.