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“TOP END WEDDING” Love Down Under
Review by John Delia Sweet and touching, the film Top End Wedding gives you a couple of love stories and a tour
February 19, 2020
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Review by John Delia Sweet and touching, the film Top End Wedding gives you a couple of love stories and a tour
Review by John Delia Light and fun the movie What If opens in theaters with a whimsical tale of romance with comedy. The theme
Review by John Delia Returning to his romance formula Woody Allen puts a little enchantment in his newest film Magic in the Moonlight. The
Review by John Delia Alice Taglioni does a very good impression of Woody Allen in the romantic comedy Paris-Manhattan now playing in theaters. The cute
Review by John Delia Most all comedy romancers are predictable and Dorfman in Love makes no exception. However, this little fun piece does have some
A Very Funny Romantic Comedy Review by Alyn Darnay Directed by: Nicholas Stoller Written by: Jason Segel & Nicholas Stoller Cast: Emily Blunt, Jason Segel,
What saves this remix from taking a nosedive into oblivion is the cast. Friends With Benefits’ Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake are the winners here who outdo Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher in their attempt to jazz up friendship with sex in No Strings Attached.
Here’s a good example of a good comedic cast working together to bring a good-natured romantic comedy to the screen. Now of DVD and Blu-ray, When in Rome translates extremely well to home theatre setting and provides a lot of laughs with some mushy amorous interludes.
Ladies, if you are looking for romance with a touch of sports so you can get that significant other out to the movies, check out Queen Latifah’s newest flick Just Wright. With this film, even men who shy away from a film that even hints chick flick will enjoy the fun filled story and a close look at the world of basketball.
Not everyone will like Back-up Plan, especially those who are tired of romantic comedies that fit a common formula. You know, boy meets girl, they form a relationship, then boy looses girl, etc. Although the method works well in Back-up Plan, the storyline tends to sway too far toward chick-flick leaving most of us men with a ho hum feeling.