Sleepless in Seattle * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary * Millennial Movie Monday 

My wife died of cancer on June 21, 1993 (the longest day of the year in all senses), leaving me to raise our 5 year old son. This movie came out 4 days later. Needless to say, I didn't watch it in theaters, but did see it some time later. Our son turned out great. He's a chemical engineer and project manager working for Pfizer now, and I have 4 grandchildren.

While "You've Got Mail" is my favorite of the Nora Ephron-Meg Ryan-Tom Hanks collabs (and you need to see it!), I do very much enjoy this movie. All the music they pick, Hanks's subplot of moving on from the death of his wife, the rare featuring of Baltimore (where I went to college, so I've actually been to a couple of those shooting locations! ), the iconic lines. Just the discussion of falling in love in real life versus falling in love in a movie, while the movie itself gives us both is so smart, and I think Ephron really captures the way people talk. "God, I love that movie."

Walter is honestly the best "not the one" in any romcom. He's such a genuinely good and sweet person. Just a wrong fit.

The movie being watched by Meg Ryan and Rosie is “An Affair To Remember”, definitely worth a watch when it comes to Cary Grant. I believe the other movie reference is to “The Dirty Dozen”. I might be wrong on that one, as I haven’t seen that movie in years, but I think that’s the movie with Lee Marvin. I would definitely put those two on the watch list. Both are fantastic movies.

Sleepless In Seattle is from '93. Those computers were fancy/Top-of-the-line at the time 🤣❤

The thing I love about this movie is that Walter, despite being the guy who loses here, let's her go without complaint because he's sensitive enough to know where her feelings lie. He's a good man, and he deserves a nice girl of his own.

Add "Splash" to your To-Watch list. Early, early Tom Hanks/Daryl Hannah mermaid movie directed by Ron Howard. (John Candy and Eugene Levy are bonus characters!)

Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan starred in 3 movies together. The others being You’ve Got Mail and Joe vs the Volcano. All three are romcom classics and completely worth watching.

fun fact: Rita Wilson's portrayal of Sam Baldwin's sister, Suzy, gave audiences one of the best instances of acting in Sleepless in Seattle with her famous recounting of An Affair to Remember, but the real-life wife of Tom Hanks originally auditioned for the role of Annie Reed's best friend, Becky.

"Annie are you okay?" 😂 Great movie and has the added benefit of co-starring Mrs. Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson! ❤️

Tom Hanks is such an interesting phenomenon. He started out basically like a clown in his early movies. Then delved into romance. And eventually combined the two in Forrest Gump and would go on to be one of the best dramatic actors ever. This man is such an MVP in the history of the industry.

The two movies being referenced are both classics in their own right. "An Affair to Remember" with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr, and "The Dirty Dozen" with Lee Marvin and ... a lot :) The first is a classic Romance, and the second a classic Action/War. And once you've seen both, that scene is even more hysterical. :)

"I need to watch a movie, I don't have time for an emotional crisis." No joke, that line could be straight out of a classic rom-com from the era. People like to bag on Walter, and I can understand why but let's give him some credit. The woman he loves, wants to marry and spend the rest of his life with, breaks up with him AND tells him she's in love with another man who she must go to be with RIGHT NOW DURING DINNER. And what does he do? He doesn't make a fuss. He lets her go because when you love someone you want whats best for them. Maybe I'm a sap for losers but I thought Walter did a pretty amazing thing there.

I LOVE saying "Horses, horses, horses" during Christmas time. Lol 😂

"I'M GONNA PUNCH A HOLE IN THE WALL!!" Bahaha, made me literally laugh out loud thanks Ashleigh. :)

Ashleigh. Two things: First, "Tiramisu" is an Italian dessert containing coffee and marsala-soaked sponge covered in mascarpone cream. It was extremely popular in the 80s among middle class diners. I watched them eating it with my nose pressed to the glass. Second, Sam's friend Jay is played by Rob Reiner, the son of Carl Reiner who directed The Jerk. Rob Reiner became a director in his own right and helmed classics that you've now seen, like Misery and When Harry Met Sally. Other Reiner-directed classic films totally worth your time are Stand By Me, The Princess Bride, A Few Good Men, and This is Spinal Tap. BTW, Sleepless in Seattle was directed by Nora Ephron who wrote the screenplay for When Harry Met Sally. Ephron directed Rob Reiner in a Christmas film called Mixed Nuts, which is completely berserk and lacks cohesion but I love it and recommend it for that time of the year. P.S. Kids can be so cruel. You have a wonderfully infectious laugh. Why do you think we all hang around?

By the way, Suzy was played by Tom Hanks real life wife, Rita Wilson

Ash, you nailed it. The line "I'm starting to forget her" and the look on Tom Hank's face when it hit him, such an amazingly moving moment.

This is a perfect movie for Valentines day

I hope “Galaxy Quest” and “Army of Darkness” come up in your list soon. I think you would enjoy them. : )

Tom saying "I need a new wife" to his actual wife is hilarious. (And her "oh, you're kidding" reply...LOL.) 21:33

I'm loving your choice of movies and if I may recommend 'While you were sleeping' and 'my big fat greek wedding' I believe you will enjoy them.

A Knights Tale is a good movie for this time of year. It's about a girl with a flower and a boy on a horse with a stick.

Loved this reaction to one of my favorite films! And anytime you want to get into watching Cary Grant in movies, I am definitely game. An Affair to Remember is memorable mostly for the last part of the movie (which sets the stage for Sleepless in Seattle's NYC part of its story), but it is so worth it for those last few minutes, and he was in a whole slew of wonderful movies, including Charade, North by Northwest and To Catch a Thief. And your laugh is amazing and cheerful and infectious. It always makes me smile. :)

Great reaction video. Certain scenes break me up too. It’s fine, we can remember the past and people in our lives with just one simple cue. I just about lost it once when I was rummaging through antique door hardware in a store and suddenly came upon an old glass door knob. I suddenly had a flashback memory of reaching UP to grasp an identical glass doorknob on the bedroom door at my Grandma’s house. I was probably only 3 or 4 years old to be so short to reach up for that door knob. And, there I was, back at Grandma’s house, as a toddler. And, of course Grandma was right there with me… yeah, one little memory like that and it all comes flooding back. Trust me, we don’t forget them. It’s all in there.

The woman trying to explain An Affair to Remember is Rita Wilson, Tom Hanks actual wife. The war movie reaction was adlibbed which is why Rita looked confused. Gabby Hoffman, the girl, was in a ton of stuff as a kid, including Now and Then with Rosie O'Donnell and Rita Wilson. Tom's friend who explained dating is Rob Reiner who directed When Harry Met Sally and The Princess Bride. Rob was married to Penny Marshall in the 1970s. She directed Tom and Rosie in A League of Their Own. For baby Tom Hanks: Splash then Bachelor Party then Big.

Meg Ryan dominated rom-coms for over a decade. Don't miss French Kiss (w/Kevin Kline), Kate and Leopold (w/Hugh Jackman), and You've Got Mail (w/Tom Hanks). She's also adorable in the comedy Innerspace (w/Martin Short and Dennis Quaid). Re: her slow run at the end, she was pregnant during filming. Rather than have her run down a wet sidewalk in high heels, they could have come up with a more original idea. The momentous run was already a cliche at this point. Heck, Billy Crystal got to wear sneakers for his in When Harry Met Sally. Otherwise, I adore this film. Oh yeah, and the internet was really basic. It's come a long way since then.

An Affair to Remember is the classic Cary Grant movie referenced in this. My favorite classic romance. We're planning on watching it for Valentines Day this year. Spoiled or not, it's a must see. Bill Pullman has a great romance in While You Were Sleeping. Another must see.

Ashleigh: "Don't get me started." Nora Ephron: *Gets her started*

The movie Tom Hanks and his friend were discussing is The Dirty Dozen, one of the BEST WWII movies! I'm a 51 year-old woman and I LOVE that movie! I highly recommend it. The guy with whom he was discussing The Dirty Dozen is Victor Garber and he played the guy who designed the Titanic in the movie "Titanic". Another fun 90s rom-com with Bill Pullman (Walter) is "While You Were Sleeping" with Sandra Bullock.

Ashleigh, you really need to see "Splash!" - a romantic comedy with Tom Hanks, Daryl Hannah, and John Candy. Very fun.

Ashleigh: That guy was in Lake Placid! Me: That guy was also in Spaceballs. That's Bill Pullman. That guy is also in Independence Day when you eventually get to it.

"Richard Gere" is actually Victor Garber, he played Thomas Andrews, the designer of the Titanic, in Blake's favourite movie - that's probably where you recognise him but he's done plenty.

Thank you for being open with us. I lost my Dad last year, and I still think of him every day. But when the possibility of his memory fading hit me while watching your reaction and comments on the subject, that scared me. I don't want to forget him. Losing a loved one is tough, but having love remain in your life makes it easier. Thanks again.

"you've got mail" is great too, meg and tom have more scenes together, which is great.

The kids playing the record backwards and saying" it says Paul is dead " comes from the myth that the Beatles Paul McCartney died in the mid 60s while the Beatles were at there peak and replaced with a" fake " Paul McCartney, fans would then look for proof he had died and look for clues in there music and album art . There are supposedly a bunch of clues the band had replaced Paul and were " trolling" the fans with clues , all which turned out to be debunked of course. Hope that explains the scene ....

Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan had great chemistry, which led to a second movie together that you need to see, they actually have much more interaction: "You've Got Mail". I don't think it enjoyed the popularity of "Sleepless in Seattle", but I personally still like it very much.

Oh God! How have I forgotten about Joe Versus the Volcano? Thinking of Tom Hanks and chemistry, that is a great underrated movie.

"So is this the internet as a baby?" Basically, yes. Though the internet existed in Very primitive forms since the late '60s, it wasn't until the early '90s that it started to grow exponentially -- especially with the introduction of the WWW and the birth of graphical browsers right about the same time as this movie.

You finally got to my favorite movie. I watch this one every Thanksgiving (I know, it's set at Valentine's, but it feels very Thanksgiving-like to me). The Hanks-Ryan combo is one of my favorite rom-com duos so I hope you'll watch another one of theirs. I also recommend "While You Were Sleeping" with Sandra Bullock and Bill Pullman (Walter in this movie). These two movies are my go-to rewatches when I'm in a rom-com mood.

Their chemistry and the vibe in this film is iconic. But as far as character development goes, despite initially not seeming as romantic, You've Got Mail... is SUCH A GOOD MOVIE.

I would like to mention that Rob Reiner was a character (Jay) in this movie, and he also directed Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal in "When Harry Met Sally".

Also recommending the first two Crocodile Dundee movies. They have humor, bit of romance and bit of suspense/action. Crocodile Dundee (1986) Crocodile Dundee II (1988)

You've got mail is excellent. Just remember it is one of 3 films based on a 1937 play. The Shop around the corner a black and white film from 1940 with Jimmy Stewart, In the Good Ol Summertime from 1949 with Judy Garland and then You've got mail from 1998 with Tom and Meg. All three great films and while all based on the same material all are quite different in there own rights.

To all those single Dads out there who lost their spouse, my heart goes out to you. Hang in there. We all know it doesn't happen like this, but it's good to feel good sometimes. As for Meg Ryan, she was such a natural stunner, it's so sad she couldn't live natural through her middle aged years, total plastic surgery disaster now, sucks too, she's a great actress.

Best Ashleigh line: "I'm gonna punch a hole in the wall" Great review, it's hard not to get a little teared up at times.

Bill Pullman has been in a few movies you've seen now. In addition to this one and Lake Placid, he was also Lonestar in Spaceballs. If you haven't seen Independence Day, he's also in that.

“You have settled into your 60s real quick” says the girl who just admitted she can’t stay up til midnight even on new years 😂

After your last two reviews, now it’s time for “Splash!” with Tom Hanks and Darryl Hannah in her first major role, playing a mermaid. Also starring John Candy (Planes, Trains, and Automobiles).

The man on the far end you ask about at 3:02 is Victor Garber. You most likely recognize him from Titanic. He played the man who designed the Titanic. If you like him, you should totally check out the TV series Alias. This series has some of his best work. It’s part spy thriller part prestige drama with some romance and a sprinkling of sci-fi. It’s available on Prime Video & Hulu.

Definitely a movie i loved back in the day. This and Youve Got Mail will always have a place in my heart.

Love how Pheremones became "Fair Gnomes" Don't ever change. Your reviews make my Mondays and Fridays exceedingly entertaining.

Ashleigh, I found out this morning that film director, Ivan Reitman, who made Ghostbusters, Twins, and Stripes passed away last night at the age of 75.😔

Ashleigh, I know you think you cry ugly, but to me it is so beautiful and real. We subscribers all know you have a beautiful heart and soul and so when we see you cry, we cry too. When you cried at the scene of not seeing people you have lost only made me love your vulnerability even more!

"Wow Girl, you have settled into your 60's real quick" 🤣🤣🤣

This was the first of two films Hanks had in 1993. It came out in the summer and it was a huge hit. He then went on to have Philadelphia in the fall, which would win him his first of two consecutive Best Actor Oscars. The next year he would win for Forrest Gump. This was kind of Hanks' last film before he was known as a serious actor. Though he had been nominated for Big a few years before, that was sort of seen as a one-off fluke. He was pretty much considered a comedian with films like Splash, Bachelor Party, The Money Pit, Dragnet, The 'Burbs, Turner & Hooch, and Joe vs. The Volcano.

The best part of this reaction? Beans just clonking out on top of Ashleigh like a baby! Love it.

Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks are also in You Got Mail. My mom's two favourite Tom Hanks films are A League of Their Own (you've seen it), and Bridge of Spies. Sully is also worth a watch.

Just watching... The fact that you said he's got two big ones left me in awe... And his shirt pockets ARE pretty BIG too! 🤓

There are several Tom Hanks - Meg Ryan movies. Please get "Joe vs the Volcano" on your list of movies to watch!

If you want another Tom Hanks & Meg Ryan rom-com, give “You’ve got Mail” a shot.

The Movie they're watching and crying to is "An Affair to Remember" from 1957. A must-see romance!

You should definitely watch "You've Got Mail" made 5 years later by the same writer/director where Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan actually interact and have way more scenes together.

Regarding “Paul is dead”: During the drug-fueled late period of the Beatles, there was a rumor that Paul had been killed in a car crash. People found all sorts of “clues” including that one. Supposedly John says “I bury Paul” during the fade at the end of “Strawberry Fields”. It was actually “cranberry sauce” which makes even less sense. The license plate on the Beetle on the Abbey Road album cover included “28IF” which supposedly meant he would be 28 if he had survived the crash. There were dozens of clues. It was a big deal on college campuses for about 2 years, and I even heard about it in jr high.

I'll have you know that I find your laugh wonderful, full, infectious, endearing, and genuine. You, Ashleigh, have a fantastic laugh. It's part of why I keep coming back.

@AshleighBurton: a few relationships for "Sleepless in Seattle" with some other movies you have reviewed on this channel. "Sleepless" was directed and co-written by Nora Ephron, who wrote "When Harry Met Sally" and was the basis of the "Sally" character. "When Harry Met Sally" was directed by Rob Reiner, who shows up in "Sleepless" as Jay (Tiramisu?). Rob Reiner's first wife was Penny Marshall, who directed Tom Hanks in "A League of Their Own". Bill Pullman (Walter) has been in a few movies you have reviewed on this channel (Spaceballs, A League of Their Own, Lake Placid). You nailed David Hyde Pierce as playing Niles Crane on "Frasier". Rosie O'Donnell was in "A League of Their Own". Gaby Hoffman, who plays "Jessica", was "Maizy" in "Uncle Buck".

I simultaneously want Ashleigh to learn about all of the references she missed, like the Beatles album, not recognizing Rob Reiner, Tom Hanks' own wife in the movie, how has she not eaten tiramisu?, etc, etc, etc, but I also love that she's completely oblivious to it all. She's one of the few reactors I actually believe on YT, while most of them just pick blockbuster movies they've already seen for clicks.

Tiramisu is a very popular Italian dessert. It's made of ladyfingers dipped in coffee, layered with a whipped mixture of eggs, sugar, mascarpone and cocoa.

An Affair to Remember is a must watch romantic movie. I watch it everytime it comes on and of course cry.

Early '90s movie. My sister actually won tickets from the radio station KISN 97 (w/ Fisher & Todd) to the sneak preview and I got to go with. I actually caught a t-shirt w/ the movie title on it (white t-shirt w/ red lettering) that the radio station was tossing out to the audience. It hung nearly to my knees! Wore that shirt for yrs until it got too holey to wear, even just @ home. Lots of bigger names, incl Tom Hanks' real-life wife (Rita), Victor Garber (Titanic as the ship's engineer, I think it was; the popular TV series Alias; & the '99 or so Annie remake), Niles Crane was the character from Frasier, Bill Pulman (hope you watch Whille You Were Sleeping this month & Independence Day around the Fourth, 2 more of his movies), Noah's friend was in My Girl (w/ McCauley Calkin from Home Alone, although I don't think I've actually ever seen (all of) it). Don't know if you noticed it, but this movie clearly shows how it USED to be before 9-11 happened. While Airplane! biefly showed it (in a largely comedic way, & I can't remember which of your other reviews showed it, this movie is how I wish it still was. Sit down, watch the planes park, people disembarking, greeting people just after getting off the ramp, sometimes seeing them while still inside the ramp...watching planes take off. Classic airport stuff. Meg Ryan was loved in multiple Rom-coms, & apparently burned out. Don't remember if it was Meg or Michelle Pfieffer (Ladyhawke, Dangerous Minds) in Courage Under Fire, but that was a good one, too. You have SO many movies you have to watch!! There were other things I was gonna cpmment on. Maybe later. Forgot them @ this pt. I sometimes feel like that episode on Married w/ Children when Kelly is smart, but reaches the limits of her memory & loses a fact each time she gains a new one, LOL.

That shirt style and hair is giving me this 70's camp counselor in a horror movie vibe and I'm digging it. Don't worry I'm sure you would be the final girl.

In memory of Ivan Reitman, watch "Junior". Reitman reunited Arnold Schwarzenegger with Danny DeVito (Twins) and Pamela Reed (Kindergarten Cop) and threw in Emma Thompson for an extra dose of comedy.

One of the most heartfelt, sweet movies. Loss, coming to terms, starting anew. One of the best

"I'm gonna punch a hole in the wall" is now my new ringtone. Thanx Ash!!

Ok, I admit it. I’m a 50’s year old man and I love, love, love this movie. And “You’ve Got Mail”. I’m not ashamed to admit it.

My favorite thing in this movie is the editing the transitions between Meg and Tom like one walks out a door another walks in or when the girlfriend gets on the plane and Meg gets off instantly catching Toms attention just to name a couple. I agree with everyone else you should totally watch the other Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan films.

Please watch City Of Angel's with Meg Ryan. I think you may like it. Also, Bill Pullman (Walter) was in Spaceballs and Independence Day. And if you want to see him in another RomCom, check out While You Were Sleeping.

Bill Pullman "Walter" is a pretty great actor imo. he was even the lead role in a rom-com opposite Sandra Bullock ("While You Were Sleeping")

Such a good film! Btw, that was Tom's wife Rita Wilson at 2:57. The man at the far end was in an episode of Law & Order where he received the death penalty for murder. Yes, Bill Pullman was in Lake Placid, he played the President of the United States in Independence Day, The Grudge, and While You Were Sleeping with Sandra Bullock. Tom and Meg were in Joe Versus The Volcano and You've Got Mail as well together. Another good Meg Ryan film (there are more) is Courage Under Fire. Tom's wife who passed away in this was played by Carey Lowell who used to be a model back in the day and she played ADA Ross in the original Law & Order show and was a Bond girl. At 9:28 is director Rob Reiner on the left playing one of Tom's friends. Someone send Ashleigh a dunce cap lol. Oh, btw Tom's son's friend is from Field of Dreams with Kevin Costner.

Hello Ashleigh Your hair (sincerely) is looking just as good as Meg Ryan's in this film. The repeated references to "An Affair to Remember" are to help put in to context the differences between how men and women viewed romance and relationships. It is also meant to establish that Annie (Meg) and Sam (Tom) are meant to be together, MFEO. It cutely shows how "magic" or "kismet" or the forces of the universe go about bringing them together. The white hair guy in the airport that you recognized is Victor Garber. He is well known for ALIAS with Jennifer Gardner and various movies among them: Titanic, Legally Blonde, and Argo. The woman he is married to is Rita Wilson (Tom Hanks real wife). The scene in the kitchen when Rita is giving a quick synopsis of "An Affair to Remember", it is the exposition to bot explain the plot of the film but also to establish shy women find it so emotionally moving. The response by the men (Tom and Victor) is meant to be both a little sarcastic, but also the diametric (opposing) view on what 'manly-men' find emotionally moving, the tragic death of soldiers.)))) If you have enough money, the Empire State Building can be made to light up as you choose. However, it normally will light up differently for different holidays or events in NYC or nationally, such as Breast Cancer Month. Again another great review. It is a repeated favorite to watch just before Valentines Day. It in capsulates the holidays from Thanksgiving to Val Day. Yes Bill Pullman (Walter) was the Sherriff in 'Lake Placid'. He is also the adorable lead in "While You were Sleeping" with Sandra Bullock. It is a MUST-SEE for next JingleBeans. He was also Lonestar in "Spaceballs" which you didn't like too much even if it was a Mel Brooks film.

I've been a widower since 2005; my wife died short of 35 and our child was 2 1/2. I'm still single, our kid is on Dean's List in college, and I still adore my wife. Never want Love to not be shown outwardly. May you and all have a lovely Feb 14th.

This might be the best reaction I've ever seen on YT, and I don't even really like this movie. So many hilarious jokes, comments, questions. Perfectly self-deprecating but always honest. Ashleigh is by far the best movie reactor.

3:01 That’s Victor Garber. He’s been in a ton of things - he played Dr. Martin Stein (half of the hero Firestorm) on The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow on the CW, he was Jack Bristow on the early 2000s series Alias (which made Jennifer Garner a star), and he’s in this movie and Legally Blonde. He’s also a Broadway stage actor - he was in Sweeney Todd and Noises Off, and he played Jesus in Godspell onstage in Toronto, and in the movie adaptation. 3:41 BTW, this was written and directed by the writer of When Harry Met Sally, Nora Ephron. She also made You’ve Got Mail with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.

They did 3 movies together, "Joe vs. the Volcano", then this, and then "You've Got Mail".

Audrey Hepburn was in "Breakfast atTiffanies," and "Always." The movie they talk about in this movie, is "An Affair to Remember," with Carey Grant and Deborah Kerr. You won't have seen, "You've Got Mail," either.

I always say that as brilliant as Meg Ryan was with Billy Crystal in When Harry Met Sally, her true professional soul mate is Tom Hanks. These two are just perfection whenever they're onscreen and it's a massive shame they only did a few movies together although they remain close friends in real life. They were the Tracy and Hepburn of the 90s (but they never got together in real life, they aren't like that...and besides he's been married to Rita Wilson since 1988. She plays his character's sister in this). The movie they're watching is An Affair to Remember, which, no spoilers, plays into the finale of this film. Anyway, Happy Valentine's Day to you and Blake. I'd be willing to bet that it was that smile of yours that hooked him.

Ashleigh: "People named Walter don't do anything hysterical." Walter White: Hold my blue meth.

I hope you check out Meg Ryan and Kevin Kline in French Kiss. It would be a perfect Valentine's movie! Also Kate & Leopold with Meg Ryan and Hugh Jackman.

Bill Pullman, yeah he was in Lake Placid. He's also Lone Starr in Spaceballs. He's also in Newsies and Independence Day, which are both good movies themselves.

You absolutely have to see City of Angels. Meg Ryan is amazing and I know you will LOVE it. I don't want to spoil anything about the film but you keep mentioning things that are in that movie without knowing and every time you do it I scream at my screen "watch City of Angels!"

Another cute movie that Hanks and Ryan were in is "You've Got Mail".

Met Meg Ryan while she was with Anthony Edwards while they were filming "Top Gun". They filmed some scenes on our ship. She was so sweet and friendly. I had no clue who she was at the time. Someone said she was in a soap opera. It was also before Tom Cruise went off the deep end. He was cool then. I helped the crew move things off the ship their last night filming. I was then invited to a party they threw on base. This is where I got to meet these people. They were all so nice and down to earth.

Old school Hanks was the best. Turner and Hooch, Philadelphia, The Money Pit, Big, The Burbs, and A League of Their Own were all gems. Also recommend that you watch them as well, if you haven't already!

Fun Fact: Gaby Hoffman who played Tom Hanks’ sons best friend was also in Uncle Buck which I remember you loving.

So lovely that they don't even meet until the very last scene of the movie, and then it's up to the viewer to decide what happens next. (and it's 90's btw)

I absolutely love seeing your reactions. You are definitely one, if not my absolute, favorite channel to watch. You are so funny and relatable. Thank you for being you and allowing us to be apart of your movie journey.

Sleepless in Seattle wasn’t an 80s movie, Ashley. Came out in 1993. The year before Tom Hanks made Forrest Gump.

Your last comment about there not really being any movies centered around a talk radio show made me think of one of my old favorites.1994's "Straight Talk" was a wonderful example of this plot device and stars Dolly Parton. It's a RomCom too.

You sang “In the arms of an Angel.” My husband and I literally just said you need to watch “City of Angels.” Meg Ryan is also in it and that’s where the song is originally from. ❤️❤️❤️

"You're gonna have stalkers show up." Well, you're not wrong. If this was a different kind of movie, Meg's character would be pretty creepy.