A friend of mine loved Dear Frankie, but it was this very enthusiastic, "Here, let's watch this, you'll love it!" thing. And she couldn't understand why everyone she showed it to cried. I mean, I loved it to, but it wasn't exactly a *happy* movie for me.
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No, it's a weeper, but a weeper which leaves you feeling all tender and happy and hopeful.
Exactly, Scrappy! Getting to that through tears was surprising, though, when she never mentioned it being weepy.
Dear Frankie is good. It makes me sad that Gerard Butler makes crappy movies.
The American President boils down all that is both good and bad about Aaron Sorkin, the comradarie and snark as well as the over-the-top preachiness.
Oh! Dirty Dancing!
My mind is working slow today.
I think I am weird, because I love rom-com, but did not like Notting Hill or Love Actually. Love Actually might have been better if it was just about The Prime Minister and the assistant?
I am a sucker for Hugh Grant, though, ever since Impromptu, which is one of my favorite movies ever. I liked Music and Lyrics a lot, though clearly not a great film. Also The Wedding Singer-- Drew is a pretty good rom com actress.
Love 10 things..... and When Harry Met Sally (but not Sleepless in Seattle or You've Got Mail).
Also, SMG did a really cute movie where she was a chef/baker and there was some sort of magical lobster called Simply Irresistible that was pretty cute.
But nothing, ever, beats The Awful Truth.
50 First Dates is a favorite also. Even Joe will watch that one with me.
Speed is a great romcom.
Aims reminded me--Wedding Singer I think of as a really good romcom.