William Thacker is a pretty normal man who owns a small bookshop and his life suddenly changes when he meets Anna Scott the most famous film star in the whole world!
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Tag: Romantic Comedy
7 Reasons to still love You’ve Got Mail
That’s right I am talking about the 1998 romantic comedy starring Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks, which for as long as I can remember I have totally adored and loved. I think they are even better together in this one than Sleepless in Seattle. It’s one of those delightful little films that you can put on when your feeling a little bit low and feel so much better because of watching it. I even went through a phase many years ago of watching it over and over again, you know as soon as you’ve finished watching it putting it back on again!
So with plenty of passion and love for this pretty much perfect Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan collaboration, I have put together this gushing piece and hope that others feel the same way about You’ve Got Mail as surely it cannot actually be hated when it does so much good?
Pretty in Pink (1986) Review
Andie is a poor girl and is made fun of constantly at school by the popular rich kids, mainly due to her clothing which she just happens to make herself. She then has some decisions to make when she falls for Blane and upsets her best friend Duckie in the process.
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Sixteen Candles (1984) Review
Samantha had been looking forward to her sweet sixteenth birthday for years now and instead of being a magical day it becomes one of the worst of her life so far. Her family not even acknowledging that is is even her birthday!
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Intolerable Cruelty (2003) Review
Marilyn is a gold-digger looking for a rich man to marry and fleece for all of his money. When she comes up against Miles Massey a divorce lawyer who never loses and costs her a big payout from her cheating husband they become in a battle. Which is difficult for Miles as he is extremely attracted to her!
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Last Christmas (2019) Review
Kate’s life has been a disaster in recent times having been ill and now going off the rails. She works in a Christmas shop and dressed as an elf. One day everything seems to take a good turn, but is it too good to be true?
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Let It Snow (2019) Review
On Christmas Eve in a small town a snowstorm brings a group of young people together, where love, friendship and a little big of Christmas magic will ensure they think about things differently by the end of the night.
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Trailer: Last Christmas (2019)
This really does look like one of those utterly cheesy yet charming Christmas time films! Starring Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding, directed by Paul Feig and co-written and starring Emma Thompson.
The film includes George Michael songs so could well be a lovely tribute to him as well.
Always Be My Maybe (2019) Review
Childhood friends Sasha Tran and Marcus Kim come full circle in adult life and realise that they are actually perfect for one another.
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7th LOCO London Comedy Film Festival 2019
Today sees the launch of the 7th LOCO London Comedy Film Festival 2019 which welcomes the festival’s most exciting programme yet. Taking place Thursday to Sunday, 11-14th July at the BFI, this year’s festival promises to feature some of the funniest films on screen alongside a riotous shorts programme, LOCO masterclasses with special guests, industry events and training, on top of a 30th Anniversary screening of the rom-com classic When Harry Met Sally, Directed by Rob Reiner and starring Billy Crystal, Meg Ryan and Carrie Fisher, on Saturday 13th July.
This year’s festival will open with Dominic Brigstocke’s UK Premiere of Horrible Histories: The Movie – Rotten Romans starring Craig Roberts, Kim Cattrall, Nick Frost, Kate Nash and Derek Jacobi. Atti (Sebastian Croft) is a Roman teenager with ‘Atti-tude’, a smart kid who likes to bend the rules. When one of his schemes (selling horse wee as gladiator sweat) falls foul of Emperor Nero (Craig Roberts), Atti is forced to join the army and is sent to miserable, cold, wet Britannia. There the natives are revolting, quite literally, as Boudicca (Kate Nash), Queen of the Iceni tribe, takes on the might of Rome.
