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A great romantic story and the push off of two great men, the Raisuli and Teddy Rex.
Overly romantic?
Instead of watching the recycled history of "Pearl Harbor" with nothing new to reveal except for a couple of real events involving a few individuals thrown in so the makers of the film could say they contributed to the spread of history, along with nothing but CGI explosions filling in for a sappy romantic triangle.
It's true that this is not realistic story, but romantic comedy is not a genre that I look to for realism.
All in all, a better than average romantic drama, 7/10.
Susie Q is a great romantic prom Movie.
Sometimes brutal, sometimes romantic, always filled with real people and dialog.
But if you like romantic comedies you will not forget after seeing it, pick it up at a video store and enjoy: Drew Barrymore is great in this one!
A nicely paced romantic war story that should have got more exposure.
Though it does not have anything in common with the James Salter novel "The Hunters" that became the movie about Korean War F86 Sabre pilots, Dark Blue World had a similar feel but with more of a romantic element to it.
"House Calls" is a wonderful romantic comedy that can best be described as "how they used to make them."
For the shy romantic Gary, when he sees the lovely Karen for the first time he falls instantly in love.
It ceases being a comedy and becomes a hopelessly romantic film, albeit one doomed to a tragic conclusion.
I was sorry that the movie didn't stick to the book, in that there was no romantic interest between Noel Struan and Jean Paget.
This movie was a sicky sweet cutesy romantic comedy, just the kind of movie I usually dislike but this one was just cute enough to keep me interested.
It's a charming "clash of cultures" comedy that takes place on the national, sports, romantic, and professional levels.
THE CRANES ARE FLYING is, for the first half at least, supremely entertaining, boasting a lightness of touch completely unexpected from its country of origin; a fresh, brisk, spacious technique that eventually irritates as much as it initially charms; two stunning subjective set-pieces; and a romantic verve that flirts with, but never quite topples into, Lelouch territory.
Coming off the success of her first romantic comedy, Ernst Lubitsch's masterful "Ninotchka" (1939), where she was ideally cast as an austere Russian envoy, Garbo is reunited with her leading man Melvyn Douglas for a sitcom-level story that has her playing Karin Borg, a plain-Jane ski instructor who impulsively marries publishing executive Larry Blake when he becomes smitten with her.
This film concerns purportedly non-establishment types (aesthetically and sexually) who apparently cannot resist basic romantic needs.
Simonetta clearly falls for the young man, but feels guilt about abandoning Tito (out of loyalty, not romantic love).
This is a confused movie that can't decide whether it wants to be a comedy, a romantic fantasy, or a drama about female mid-life crisis.
Chris Rock is not showing a good act here, you can't get the feeling that his caracter is real, I think the movie would have been a bit better if it's drama or romantic scenes would have been a less part of the movie and more/better humor was involved.
After a promising first 25 minutes that makes you feel all warm inside, you're pretty convinced that this will be a great romantic comedy.
It is not a strict romantic.
(David H. Steinberg)'s script seemed initially having some real smart points that could've made good romantic comedy, BUT BUT BUT, oh dear !
They constructed this one as a kind of fantasy Man From Snowy River meets Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid, and just for a romantic touch Ned and Joe get to play away with high class talent, the bored young wives of wealthy older men.
Furthermore, Ustinov and Smith have no chemistry together, maybe it's the age difference, but the later romantic relationship, as devoid of actual romance as it is, still comes off a little creepy.
Too many missing characters, no romantic scenes, changes in story line, too short, appeared low budget.
The 2000 version of Lorna Doone is twice as long, more romantic, much more enjoyable and more true to the book.
Whereas there will be some who will say "suspend your disbelief", one grows tired of having to suspend it nearly every time you get a romantic film from Hollywood.
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