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Never. Is the answer. RomComs are are pure sh*t/boring just like this movie I don't care how you dress it up. Crap acting, crap story....I'd rather chew my toenails. Baby Reindeer (series) I'd stop chewing my nails for that.

Anything Nancy Meyers

​@@soophie5505Correct.

The Notebook

Probably because law and medical school aren't romantic? It also creates a conflict within the story between financial success and personal happiness. Also it's kind of the "romantic dreamer" trope to be thrust onto the path your family wants for you when you would rather dance or paint or something. And in some cases that makes sense. But I'm from an entire generation where we were all told to get a degree and avoid trades and manal labor jobs like the plague, to follow our dreams and be spontaneous... so there's a severe shortage of electricians, plumbers, carpenters, welders, etc. It's said a lot; very few can survive and make money on an arts degree. Not many can get by in theater. Only a few can do graphic design or be authors or screen writers or poets. Most don't have the connections, the luck, or the talent just isn't there. But the dream to leave the successful money job and go follow your passion still lingers.

Hey Elle went to law school and still had an adorable romance. Its just poor writing in my opinion.

@@danielled8665 Elle!!

There are multiple reasons, considering we are in the WOKE era of movies, making her into a pastry chef wouldn't have landed so well with the girl power.

say it again for the people in the back !!!

so that's where i think this movie actually did the trope in a good way. the entirety of their relationship was not knowing if the other was into them and so they spent the whole time being guarded. she snuck out rather than admit she had a great time and liked him, he's hurt by her leaving so he pretends not to care, which she over hears and winds up getting mad at him. then they sleep together and he think's she's gonna regret it, so he flips roles and leaves like she did, she thinks it means he doesn't really like her, etc. in this case i think the one big gesture works, because that big gesture is just affirming he is falling for her and he's going for it. as LME said during the video even when they are mad at each other as they first arrive he's still a gentleman and lets her go first. the whole reason they are mad at each other is because they both hurt each other and never had that one conversation that would have fixed it all. otherwise hell yes, big romantic gestures are largely stupid things to make us go "awwww" when we should be going "dude WTF that worked?". in the theater when he showed up and gave his speech my reaction wasn't "awww" it was "finally they admit they want each other, thank fuck!"

Dial it down Danielle. That's your new nickname.

@SMacCuUladh to be fair it makes for a boring movie. 😅 But the world needs more Morticia and Gomez Adams, and less Ross and Rachael.

Comedy is something that comes naturally and Sweeny is not gifted in that department. Maybe she is funny but her delivery feels off and kinda forced. That said it's comparatively easier to make people cry than to make them genuinely laugh. In that way Romcoms deserve so much more credit than they get currently.

That must have been an error and they played the wrong reel at the wrong time.

Not to mention, Sydney Sweeney was really miscast for the role. She really isn’t that funny.

@@osmanyousif7849 to me it felt like she was just reading lines.

@@redgenerall28 , they should’ve pick a comedian actress to be honest. Someone who is both beautiful but hilarious to hear.

TASTE

My two favorites

Same. It’s honestly so confusing. I tried to watch the whole thing twice and just couldn’t.

I would’ve been so upset if I paid to see this in theatres. This should’ve been straight to Netflix.

Facts this movie okay at best

I recommend not watching her movies then

we don't watch her movies for her acting...

@@Louis-wx1fo LOL

@@vuton7670🤓

I don’t believe movies expire. It just went up on Netflix

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