Sentences with phrase «of romantic chemistry»

As Leonard Maltin has pointed out, the two stars lack any sort of romantic chemistry, but that's partly because Hurt has blunted the very aspect of Rochester's personality that so attracts Jane: the visible friction between the kind man he'd like to be and the irritable dick he actually is.

At the top of that list is the complete lack of romantic chemistry between Colin Firth and Emma Stone, which proves to be detrimental, since so much of the film depends on their playful interactions.

Truth be told, she's an attractive and interesting woman, but for you, there were just no sparks of romantic chemistry.

After pouring over 40,000 responses to a questionnaire she developed for chemistry.com, fisher believes she's solved the riddle of romantic chemistry and has zeroed in on four different personality types based on chemicals in our brain.

Not exact matches

New rule: The second date is where it starts to count Because the first date is more of a chemistry test than a romantic rendezvous, it's perfectly fine to keep it brief: think coffee or a quick drink.

But here's the thing they often won't tell you — what seems so easy from the outside often requires a little work from within; a bit of romantic effort to complement the natural chemistry.

These are literally chemicals men and women emit to attract and arouse each other, so there is a physiological basis for the concept of romantic «chemistry.»

Fifty - three percent will go on a second date with someone for whom they do not yet feel any romantic chemistry, largely because 50 % of them believe that the person will «grow on me.»

«Sharing a similar style of humor with a romantic partner could lead to more chemistry and better relationship quality during the course of the length of the relationship,» said Beber.

When you subscribe, you'll receive access to our full suite of communications features, including sending and receiving emails, on — site IMs and playing interactive games designed to help you gauge your mutual chemistry and compatibility with someone and help you forge a romantic connection.

This goes against many romantic stories we have been told of love at first sight, and it's also heartening to know that chemistry builds over time.

Instead of relying on algorithms, «Meetwo» utilizes the notions of social and romantic chemistry in order to match people.

You will discover that chemistry, or that intuitive feeling of relational and romantic perfection, exists because of the connection of opposite self - orientations, not because of a well thought out list of similarities, likes, and dislikes.

When a caretaking woman feels the chemistry bliss over her narcissistic romantic man (or vice versa), it is not because of any similarities she shares with him.

Consider your own chance encounters and skillfully matched dating setups, which seemed perfect «on paper» but wouldn't elicit the smallest of romantic sparks or chemistry.

However, online profiles are a feeble substitute for face - to - face contact when it comes to the crucial task of assessing romantic chemistry.

If we are comfortable with each other and the chemistry is right, we could start a very romantic evening together and we could have sexual relationship between the 2 of us, or become very good buddies Just give me a short message or we could be more private by mail 2 meet...

He added that sharing a similar style of humor with a romantic partner could lead to more chemistry and better relationship quality during the course of the length of the relationship.

If romantic chemistry's flame simply didn't spark for you, I recommend that as a mature woman with a head on her shoulders and a heart, you tell him at the end of the date.

I think for a lot of us raised in the romantic West, if we don't feel «chemistry» when we first meet a new man, especially via online dating, then we pretty much write off the date.

Our perspectives on long - term relationships and marriage have gradually moved from the highly pragmatic to the highly romantic, from the idea of a «good match,» involving someone who's employed, to the idea that «chemistry» is the key.

As she argued, you can introduce a new technology like dating apps, but you can't alter a primal response like attraction and chemistry, which are (and always will be) the touchpoints of romantic love.

The chemistry is off the charts, and you're never at a loss for what to Dating is a stage of romantic relationships in humans whereby two people meet socially with the aim of each assessing the other's suitability as a

In fact, when it comes to determining romantic chemistry, most of the busy professional singles we work with focus very heavily on physical attributes, especially those who look 10 years younger than their actual age as well as those with a strong commitment to fitness and health.

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There's a certain amiability to «Overboard» that it's difficult to scrounge up any vehement hatred for it, but the laughs are wanting and the woeful lack of chemistry — comedic and romantic — between Anna Faris and Eugenio Derbez does not help what is allegedly a romantic comedy.

Critic Consensus: With few laughs and little romantic chemistry, Over Her Dead Body lacks the ingredients of a successful romantic comedy.

Blair also adds a thin veneer of feminism to the film by making Tony a sexually neutered platonic — romantic partner for Ruth, because any sexual chemistry between the two would presumably undermine her vigilante credibility.

Critics Consensus: With few laughs and little romantic chemistry, Over Her Dead Body lacks the ingredients of a successful romantic comedy.

There's some platonic (with possible future romantic implications) chemistry between Po and Angelina Jolie's Tigress who, like Po, enjoys the introduction of a back story.

If you were going down the list of things needed for a comedy to take flight you'd find them all here; the three main players pass the ball, the chemistry works, and the film never devolves into that most debilitating trope of the romantic comedy - a serious third act.

A romantic comedy with all the excitement of an AARP magazine cover story and negligible chemistry between Aniston and Costner.

Add to it a soundtrack (featuring The Cure, The Smiths, and Tears for Fears, among others) that is the English equivalent to an 80's John Hughes film, and you have a film that will have all post-punk, 80's nostalgic fans tapping their feet while delighting in the chemistry of this pleasant romantic - comedy.

But even if it weren't a sad collection of pilfered, post-modern romantic clichés, «Boys and Girls» would still fall flat because Prinze and Forlani fail to click in the romantic chemistry department.

Jennifer Lopez and Ralph Fiennes (in what feels like a rare turn) have palpable chemistry, and the film is shot with the sweeping air of off your feet romance that we desperately want to see in our romantic comedies.

With oodles of cast chemistry, inspired direction by veteran William Wyler (Ben - Hur, The Best Years of Our Lives), and impressive locale work, shot completely on location in Rome, this ranks as one of the best romantic comedies ever made.

Timberlake and Kunis try hard to keep this charm machine purring, and they do indeed have traces of chemistry, which is more than you can say for most romantic couples in the movies these days.

First of all, Faris and Derbez have zilch romantic chemistry.

Perhaps the biggest problem stems from the lack of chemistry between Parker Posey and Paul Rudd, both thespians who normally deliver handsomely in romantic comedies, but never seem to find the right footing to suggest there ever was any strong bond between them at any point, even before their problems with sexual closure.

And while Evans is dependably warm and supportive (as well as a refreshing representation of a man professing the need for men and boys to learn how to respect women and the art of submission), Robinson's film draws considerable strength from Hall and Heathcoate, who dance a sometimes - impossible duet of presenting characters with authentic romantic trajectories and maintaining a fount of chemistry to boot.

TWO WEEKS NOTICE Sandra Bullock plays a corporate lawyer working for a needy boss (Hugh Grant) in this charming romantic comedy that rides entirely on the chemistry of its two stars — but rides nicely.

It doesn't help that there's zero romantic chemistry between Firth and Stone, and that proves to be a major problem, since so much of the movie depends on their playful interactions with one another.

The romantic subplot, which has a lot of prominence in the movie, feels forced and unnecessary at times, which is a shame since Gordon - Levitt and Woodley have great chemistry together.

If all you're looking for is a little jocularity, a little romantic chemistry, and a whole lot of bullets and explosions in your summer movies, you'll probably get what you pay for here.

Joan Collins (above) overdoes the acerbity while Pauline Collins fails to strike up the convincing romantic chemistry with Franco Nero in the slow - moving The Time Of Their Lives

As directed by veteran Norman Jewison (Agnes of God, Rollerball), this is an ensemble comedy that relies on good cast chemistry and charm for most of its laughs, and along those lines, the on - screen charisma does make for an enjoyable romantic comedy for most audiences.

This is entirely different from the phenomenon of the romantic comedy with fake charm, the kind that's convinced, against all evidence, that it has chemistry and amusing banter and meet - cute likeability by the bushel.

With Greig Fraser's delicate cinematography, longtime Campion collaborator Janet Brown's sophisticated production design (The Piano, The Portrait of a Lady), and the vivacious chemistry between the film's accomplished young leads, Bright Star is Campion's most romantic film to date.

However, while Harris makes for an appropriately smart and menacing adversary, the loss of Rachel McAdams (only briefly seen this time) as Holmes's romantic foil proves to be a more sizeable step backward; while she was not the most comfortable fit in the first film, her chemistry with Downey was promising — which becomes all too painfully clear when neither Downey nor Jude Law (as trusty sidekick Dr. Watson) show much rapport at all with her ostensible replacement, Noomi Rapace as a gypsy who (platonically) joins the duo's mission.

Gosling and Stone had great chemistry in Crazy, Stupid, Love and it appears to have returned in the way of a romantic musical directed by Whiplash's Damien Chazelle.