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It works best early on as romantic comedy, but the story keeps heading for more dramatic territory and gets itself lost in the process.
I must be honest, I like romantic comedies, but this was not what I had hoped for.
Speaking of the synopsis--whoever they employed for that job made the film sound funny, quirky, romantic, and quite enjoyable.
There is supposedly a happy, romantic comedy ending to this turkey--given the character material they had to work with, I just can't envision it.
The director filmed a screwball romantic comedy as if it were a dark, artsy film---weird camera angles, blue filtered shots, lingering, close up looks at raindrops.
Ben Affleck was charming, sweet, almost shy; he was perfect for a romantic comedy.
To top it all off, the "twist" at the end was a slap in the face to anyone expecting a fun romantic comedy.
Her British accent is not perfect, and in the fifties it was unusual for a big romantic lead to go to an actress in her late thirties, even one as attractive as Miss Jones, especially when she was several years older than her leading man..
They tried to make a large-scale epic out of a low-key romantic novel and the result is terrible.
The story follows a conventional three-act structure: getting to know the sizable cast in their sorry single lives, the actual dating circuit, and a final stretch of romantic fallout, showcasing some of the new-found couples' follies.
So what's that say about this love story when even a 25 year old sappy romantic like my wife had no emotional investment in the relationship.
It ranks high on my list of most boring movies ever, and I'm a die hard romantic.
Billed as a romantic comedy set against the early years of WWII it fails to deliver.
Somehow there just doesn't seem to be anything funny, or romantic about people cheating on each other.
Shearer is her usual charming self and Rathbone does well in a romantic leading role.
This was an attempt toward a romantic comedy, and one which did not work.
I also was surprised to see Clayton Moore (the Lone Ranger) in a romantic role.
As two dedicated fans of the romantic comedy, this movie has finally made us realise that nothing good has come out of this genre since Love Actually.
The romantic comedy is officially dead.
Will Smith is much better in action movies - I loved him in I, Robot, Enemy of the State and Independence Day - and I don't think he can really be expected to carry off an entire movie as the romantic lead in the way that Cary Grant could.
I like a good light hearted romantic comedy but this was just bland.
Linda Arvidson (as Jennie) and Harry Solter (as Frank) are enjoying a romantic tryst, when in walks her father Charles Inslee; furious, he chases Mr. Solter out of the house.
Romantic comedy movies are definitely the most fertile genre for "bellow from average" movies and source of frustration for viewers.
If you want to see a good romantic tragedy go watch Titanic.
When I saw the trailers for this movie, it looked like a good romantic comedy.
I recall years back, Michael Douglas wanted his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones, to be in a romantic film because he felt his wife had all the goods.
Catherine Zeta-Jones was obviously trained in how to work a kitchen, move around, present a dish but this wasn't the food network, nothing learned here and once her counterpart appeared, supposedly a romantic interest brewing, where was the chemistry.
In other words, it's a predictable chic flick that is neither comedic or romantic and is extraordinarily forgettable.
After his career as a romantic leading man ended in the late 1960s, Rock Hudson starred in lots of different projects, including TV shows and lesser films.
Lewis attempts to pass for a child when boarding a train; he's successful, but the deception leads to a string of comic and romantic confusions.
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