Sentences with phrase «out of a romantic comedy»

Most people assume that dating is something teens and young adults do, dating for seniors sounds like something out of a romantic comedy, not reality.

Take him out of this romantic comedy equation at a Brit university well above his working class station in life, and you'd have a sum of zero.

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This little romantic comedy, coming straight out of lefty....

my hubs is heading out of town for a few weeks in october... although i will miss him, i am looking forward to a few veggie meals (my fave but he is a big meat eater)... i am putting this on my list of comfort meals... a bowl of this, warm fire, and romantic comedy on tv and i will be set thank you for sharing with tuesday night supper club.

The film, which hits theaters February 16, is a modern twist on a romantic comedy (boy and girl meet, fall in love, but then break up, and are suddenly reunited, ending up in that awkward stage where they have to debate whether to wave hello while taking out the trash), but it's also a particularly female spin on the coming of age story, the likes of which we're only beginning to see onscreen as more women carve out a place for themselves in writer's rooms and director's chairs.

I have a great sense of humor, very romantic, a great listener and drama free;) I enjoy live music, smooth jazz, art shows or museuums, plays, comedy clubs, dinning out, traveling and spending time with my family and friends.

im honest and kind person, i love all type of music i love sport like going out go to gym, i like watching moveis comedy and romantic..

Director Tom Dey's film is yet another by - the - numbers romantic comedy where the same tired escapades ensue, including one character's climactic discovery of the other's secret (in this case, when Tripp finds out about Paula's career as a female Hitch), and their eventual reunion at the end.

A handful of New Yorkers with little in common cross one another's paths as they try to sort out their romantic and emotional troubles in this comedy drama from writer and director Eric Schaeffer.

Given the chance to break out of ensemble romantic comedies, Gabrielle Union sells the hell out of her rare leading role in a thriller.

Luckily, it remains so by the end of this exquisitely judged romantic comedy, which maps out the transient pleasures, pitfalls and emotional culs - de-sac of mid-life dating with all the close human scrutiny and hot - blooded sensual detail of her sterner dramatic work.

He made his big screen debut in Spike Lee's Crooklyn (1994), and he subsequently appeared in Lee's Clockers (1995), Girl 6 (1996), and Get on the Bus (1996), the last of which cast him as a gay man on his way to the 1995 Million Man March in Washington, D.C.Some of Washington's other memorable credits during the»90s included the Hughes brothers» Dead Presidents (1995), the warmly received ensemble romantic comedy Love Jones (1997), Steven Soderbergh's Out of Sight (1998), in which Washington gave a memorable turn as a scheming con's violent brother - in - law; Warren Beatty's Bulworth (1998), and Clint Eastwood's True Crime (1999), which cast Washington as a man awaiting execution on death row after being falsely accused of murder.

The meet - cute, deception, break - up, groveling, and reuniting cycle wouldn't be out of place in a scrubbed, vanilla Hollywood romantic comedy.

Wintry symbolism has never felt so forced — and in a film that ought to have been played as a romantic comedy, it's never been more out of place, either.

In the end it turns out to be quite touching, something that the romantic comedies of today lack.

Sandler and Watson make something out of their underwritten roles, and that they do is testament to their talents: They make this punchy romantic comedy more engaging than it should be.

The reason it's hard to categorize Get Out, though so many want it to be written off as «genre movie,» is it lives outside of that definition the same way The Big Sick lives outside of the definition of romantic comedy.

How To Lose To A Guy in 10 Days (2003) One of McConaughey's more palatable romantic comedy outings, this gives him a few decent lines and a sparky co-star in Kate Hudson.

This site has many an interesting post to keep you going so I urge you to give it a look after checking out what he has to say about Woody Allen's 1985 romantic comedy, The Purple Rose of Cairo.

It plays out more sitcom than as a rehash of the film that inspired it, so expectations should be tempered to expect nothing more than formula romantic comedy antics.

The ever - loveable Nick Frost (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz) steps out of Simon Pegg's shadow and into dance shoes and a sequined shirt for the leading role in the new romantic comedy, Cuban Fury.

Punch - Drunk Love finds the potential of that moment, and pulls it out into an entire movie — an angry, raw, shockingly beautiful romantic comedy that tests the limits of our every expectation.

Think of the unwed mother who falls in love with her gay best friend in The Object of My Affection; the broke, still - single stoner and odd - man - out in Friends With Money; the adult who tries and fails at cohabitation with a man - child in The Break - Up, a raw relationship drama dressed up as a romantic comedy; or the professional woman, angsting for a baby, who opts for artificial insemination in The Switch.

An out - of - date, graph - plotted 1950s romantic comedy about a career gal (Jennifer Lopez, afraid to get mussed) who works hard planning other people's weddings but can't find a husband of her own.

Totally out of touch with reality and comic taste, this romantic comedy about people navigating the fringes of fame in contemporary Hollywood is an excruciating experience.

A poster and trailer have debuted for Jason James» upcoming romantic comedy - drama Entanglement which stars Thomas Middleditch, Jess Weixler, Diana Bang, Randal Edwards, Marilyn Norry, and Eric Keenleyside; check them out here... «While searching for the meaning of his existence, Ben Layten (Thomas Middleditch) uncovers a family secret that leads him to a woman named Hanna -LSB-...]

Getting a romantic and engaging «time - out» with Jennifer Lopez after she blows off a couple of traveling corporate types flirting in the lounge, his character in the latest Jason Reitman comedy, Ryan Bingham, is exactly one of those transient and boring corporate drones.

As a female, I naturally like romantic comedies, and I have been sorely disappointed in the films from this genre that have been coming out for a couple of years now.

When John Cusack is at the top of his game, he has that rare ability to seem as if we've always known him, and that we've known him well — like when he openly addresses the camera in «High Fidelity,» or the countless times he's put himself out there in the romantic comedies that have become a Cusack staple.

Like with the greatest modern director of romantic comedies, She's Funny That Way questions the very nature of the cinema's relation to reality, reveling in the idealized illusions while simultaneously undermining their spell by pointing out their unreality.

Instead of an innovative romantic comedy, we sadly get unlikable characters and a series of goofy set pieces that ultimately fizzles out faster than Nat and Josh's marriage.

It's the product of the «Larry the Cable Guy» school of redneck effacement tacked onto a tired redemption romantic comedy, even more tired fish - out - of - water malarkey, and finally an inexplicable blanket criticism of all things urban.

Richard Curtis» Love Actually, which strikes me as the British counterpart to this film, played out as an ongoing series of happy endings, the kind every romantic comedy eventually provides.

And that's without mentioning the late non-professional Gary Poulter in «Joe,» one of the year's most terrifying villains, swoonsome «Belle» romantic interest Sam Reid, who also impresses in next year's «71» and «The Riot Club,» horror leads Olivia Cooke and Perdita Weeks from «The Quiet Ones» and «As Above So Below» respectively, Marine Vacth from Ozon's «Young & Beautiful,» «Palo Alto» stand - outs Jack Kilmer and Nat Wolff, comedy monster Jillian Bell from «22 Jump Street,» «Land Ho!»

Julia Roberts is usually relegated to romantic comedies, and when she tries to break out of them, her fans stay away.

For the most part, I got what I expected, but what I didn't prepare for was a romantic comedy that was not romantic 65 % of the time, but instead genuinely deep and layered with a lot more anger than most comedies out there today (similar to The Heartbreak Kid).

PREVIOUSLY It was the start of the endless summer season last week so what better way to «celebrate» than by looking back at the romantic - comedy that dragged it out to (500) Days - in the end it was the dancing charms of Joseph Gordon - Levitt that won your heart (at least for a few months anyway) with 57 % of the vote.

Romantic comedy crosses with spy action in This Means War, a film that forms a love triangle out of two CIA operatives and the civilian object of their affections.

He's made a career out of investing commercial romantic comedy with soul, humour, and a little bit of weirdness.

This may be a problem with the structure, of trying to tell each of their three stories in one film, which is also trying to be two different films — the silly, male - oriented gross - out comedy and the silly, female - oriented romantic comedy.

A romantic comedy for and by men, She's Out of My League follows the male's fantasy coupling through as obstacles arise and self - doubt lingers.

Take away the racy humor and male point of view and She's Out of My League is not that much different than an average romantic comedy.

The first trailer has been released for Cameron Crowe's upcoming romantic comedy Aloha which stars Bradley Cooper and Emma Stone; check it out below after the official synopsis... In Aloha, a celebrated military contractor (Bradley Cooper) returns to the site of his greatest career triumphs — the US Space program in Honolulu, Hawaii — and -LSB-...]

I hate romantic comedies.And until I saw this movie I didn't know why, I thought I just didn't like the genre.But Love Actually showed me that I usually hate romantic comedies because they just aren't done very well.They are lazy and formulaic.Love Actually is anything but.Its genuine and heartfelt messages come across as natural reflections of the good you can find in the real world.Its funny, sad, uplifting, and exciting all at once.A friend dragged me to this when it first came out, and I can only imagine how much of a fight I put up.I owe that friend.

Tsui sets his avoidance dances in confined spaces (tiny apartments, backstage dressing rooms), but To's are set out in the open: a fountain in a public park, a street corner, a sidewalk (a similarly choreographed scene plays out as well early in Romancing in Thin Air, itself a kind of compendium of all of To's romantic comedies, where Sammi Cheng and Louis Koo wander outside the grounds of the hotel, oblivious to each others» presence despite occupying the same film frame).

It's a sign of the film's quality that it gets more varied and delightful mileage out of those physical reactions — from the entire cast, delivered with nuanced subtlety — then most other romantic comedies get from profane jokes and clumsy slapstick.

Whenever a romantic comedy seeks out to try to rewrite the rules of the genre, one of two things happens.

This is the setup for the magical transformation which eventually transpires in New in Town, a transparent fish - out - of - water romantic comedy which marks the English - language debut of Danish director Jonas Elmer.

Suddenly he stops in front of a theater where the sign out front broadcasts the title of his not - so - romantic romantic comedy.

# 3: Save the Date - With a realism that hits close to home, and a complete lack of cliches that usually populate romantic comedies, Save the Date stands out as a real genuine story about different stages of love and relationships.