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Mr. Northam undoubtedly is the best Mr. Knightley of all versions, he is romantic and not at all sharp-looking and unfeeling like Mr. Knightley in the TV-version.
Synthesizer generated uninspired score of lame "period" inspired romantic karaoke insults the viewers ears on more than one occasion.
A romantic story without good enough reason for romance is due to failure from start.
Emma is my favourite Jane Austen novel - Emma is well-meaning despite her flaws, so readers can forgive and love her, and the relationship she has with Mr Knightley, which is warm, familiar, respectful but playful, generating that warm, fuzzy, romantic excitement.
The dialogue, particularly the romantic dialogue, is terrible.
Its a waste of time, the plot is predictable, as are the romantic scenes.
She's accompanied continuously by what is apparently stock music from romantic to western to mother-does-the-dishes, mixed randomly to produce, among other things, the most thrilling cigarette lighting ever captured on film.
It couldn't stick to one type of comedy - it jumped from SNL, to Adam Sandler-esquire, to romantic, to little guy scores big, to slapstick, to 'Loser' (the movie) types of comedies.
I think that maybe if you're into super geeky-cheese romantic scenes you'll enjoy this film.
The director should have just stuck with the romantic side of Lena and made a separate movie for the politics.
Even the romantic scenes came across as being merely the actors at play.
Seriously, I'm all for gooey romantic comedies and will get sucked into Miss Congeniality as easily as Goodfellas...but this movie?
Yet another British romantic comedy which audiences all over the world seem to have a ravenous appetite for.
Then again when watching romantic comedies you can't expect much but then again I would have been wanted to just be surprised at least once.
In a career that is sliding rather swiftly toward tabloid obscurity, Ben Affleck, once a promising comic character actor who became enmeshed in the Hollywood publicity machine to recreate himself into a romantic leading man.
That is, if you can get past the fact that Kathryn wasn't blonde in the first film... Then the movie goes on, you see the cheap romantic story from miles ago, and you notice Sebastian has already met an Anette in the past, here called Danielle, and a Cecile, here called Cherie... How original is that for a prequel.
Robbie meets a very nice gal and has a romantic fling with her and once he starts playing the game, he stops making love to her and acts like a Monk.
Why do movies depicting Renaissance have to be so clinically beautiful and romantic, are we afraid to see the gritty side of life or has the Hollywood happy-happy-mood won?
For romantic comedies, I often judge the quality of the film based upon the mistiness of my eyes by the end of the experience.
Cameron had the resources to make a 'proper' semi-documentary film of the disaster but unfortunately chose to turn it into a po-faced romantic mush.
In fact most real events are anything but romantic and the Titanic disaster certainly was not one.
It's about an overweight guy who is a hopeless romantic, and writes pretentious drivel that tries to pass off as poetry.
This is an abysmal romantic comedy, one of the worst this dedicated fan has ever seen.
So, if you are a dyed-in-the-wool fan of romantic comedy, think long and hard before you fork over any money for this one.
I expected to enjoy a romantic comedy featuring Hip Hop, but was disappointed on many levels.
Jeremy Northam struggles against a "Total Recall" clone script and disposable romantic by-play to bring life to a confused character.
I am a big fan of Gina Gershon, when I rented this movie I expected a romantic drama, and some great performance from Gershon.
If you are looking for a romantic film about a younger woman and an older man, try some Harrison Ford or Sean Connery movies.
Jason Alexander is a wonderful actor, but it's ridiculous to cast him as a cuddly romantic lead.
And he's the romantic HERO!
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