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Original post by stmkcltrs
I like comedies, rom coms, conceptual films.
Films I've watched recently to help you decide what to suggest:
Down With Love (2003)
The Voices (Ryan Reynolds)
Sunshine Cleaning
Joy Ride
No Hard Feelings
Films I've watched recently to help you decide what to suggest:
Down With Love (2003)
The Voices (Ryan Reynolds)
Sunshine Cleaning
Joy Ride
No Hard Feelings
Hi @stmkcltrs
It's quite a new one, but I really enjoyed 'Anyone But You', with Sydney Sweeney. It might still be in the cinema?
Some of my other favourite rom-com/comedy films are 'Confessions of a Shopaholic', 'The Proposal' and 'Think Like a Man'.
Maybe you'll like one of those!
Emily 🙂
Original post by BCU Student Rep
Hi @stmkcltrs
It's quite a new one, but I really enjoyed 'Anyone But You', with Sydney Sweeney. It might still be in the cinema?
Some of my other favourite rom-com/comedy films are 'Confessions of a Shopaholic', 'The Proposal' and 'Think Like a Man'.
Maybe you'll like one of those!
Emily 🙂
It's quite a new one, but I really enjoyed 'Anyone But You', with Sydney Sweeney. It might still be in the cinema?
Some of my other favourite rom-com/comedy films are 'Confessions of a Shopaholic', 'The Proposal' and 'Think Like a Man'.
Maybe you'll like one of those!
Emily 🙂
Thank you I will check them out x
Original post by stmkcltrs
I like comedies, rom coms, conceptual films.
Films I've watched recently to help you decide what to suggest:
Down With Love (2003)
The Voices (Ryan Reynolds)
Sunshine Cleaning
Joy Ride
No Hard Feelings
Films I've watched recently to help you decide what to suggest:
Down With Love (2003)
The Voices (Ryan Reynolds)
Sunshine Cleaning
Joy Ride
No Hard Feelings
oo
When Harry Met Sally is great for a romcom, and if you aren't acquainted with 60s films and want to dip your feet in, The Graduate is the blueprint with literally only one or two dated scenes (and you can't mind the main character being an absolute creep) the rest is great
not sure what you mean by conceptual
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Original post by A Rolling Stone
oo
When Harry Met Sally is great for a romcom, and if you aren't acquainted with 60s films and want to dip your feet in, The Graduate is the blueprint with literally only one or two dated scenes (and you can't mind the main character being an absolute creep) the rest is great
not sure what you mean by conceptual
When Harry Met Sally is great for a romcom, and if you aren't acquainted with 60s films and want to dip your feet in, The Graduate is the blueprint with literally only one or two dated scenes (and you can't mind the main character being an absolute creep) the rest is great
not sure what you mean by conceptual
by conceptual I mean movies with a concept(s) behind it, like Down With Love or Ingmar Bergman's Persona...I can't really explain it lol
Original post by stmkcltrs
by conceptual I mean movies with a concept(s) behind it, like Down With Love or Ingmar Bergman's Persona...I can't really explain it lol
ooo wow. i thought the concept of Persona was really cool but was pretty neutral on it tbh. you have to see Mulholland Drive if you haven't already
(edited 11 months ago)
The school for good and evil was good
Original post by A Rolling Stone
ooo wow. i thought the concept of Persona was really cool but was pretty neutral on it tbh. you have to see Mulholland Drive if you haven't already
ok thanks, will do
Can't beat Ealing Studios for a comedy! Whisky Galore, Passport to Pimlico, The Man in the White Suit, Kind Hearts and Coronets, The Lavender Hill Mob and The Ladykillers. I'll also throw in The Million Pound Note and The Smallest Show on Earth.
But if you want peak script and acting, it's got to be All About Eve.
But if you want peak script and acting, it's got to be All About Eve.
Original post by Surnia
Can't beat Ealing Studios for a comedy! Whisky Galore, Passport to Pimlico, The Man in the White Suit, Kind Hearts and Coronets, The Lavender Hill Mob and The Ladykillers. I'll also throw in The Million Pound Note and The Smallest Show on Earth.
But if you want peak script and acting, it's got to be All About Eve.
But if you want peak script and acting, it's got to be All About Eve.
i bet you would LOVE Tony Hancock's The Rebel
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Original post by A Rolling Stone
i don't think the OP's listed films indicates an interest in (very dated) Ealing comedies... The Ladykillers is great but i wouldn't say the others are worth it, even Kind Hearts which i liked.
i bet you would LOVE Tony Hancock's The Rebel
i bet you would LOVE Tony Hancock's The Rebel
Original post by Surnia
All the more reason to branch out a bit, especially as the OP doesn't understand the historical origins of the 'Down With Love' concept.
well you've got homework to do in watching The Rebel...watch it and report back
Original post by Surnia
All the more reason to branch out a bit, especially as the OP doesn't understand the historical origins of the 'Down With Love' concept.
rude crying emojis renee zellweger and ewan mcgregor supremacy they're similar to halle bailey and jonah hauer-king
Original post by stmkcltrs
rude crying emojis renee zellweger and ewan mcgregor supremacy they're similar to halle bailey and jonah hauer-king
No, similar to Doris Day and Rock Hudson...
Original post by Surnia
No, similar to Doris Day and Rock Hudson...
no halle bailey and jonah hauer-king are the new renee and ewan, jonah is also a new ryan gosling, halle is also a judy garland successor eee
Original post by stmkcltrs
I like comedies, rom coms, conceptual films.
Films I've watched recently to help you decide what to suggest:
Down With Love (2003)
The Voices (Ryan Reynolds)
Sunshine Cleaning
Joy Ride
No Hard Feelings
Films I've watched recently to help you decide what to suggest:
Down With Love (2003)
The Voices (Ryan Reynolds)
Sunshine Cleaning
Joy Ride
No Hard Feelings
The pin cushion
The italian job
Original post by stmkcltrs
I like comedies, rom coms, conceptual films.
Films I've watched recently to help you decide what to suggest:
Down With Love (2003)
The Voices (Ryan Reynolds)
Sunshine Cleaning
Joy Ride
No Hard Feelings
Films I've watched recently to help you decide what to suggest:
Down With Love (2003)
The Voices (Ryan Reynolds)
Sunshine Cleaning
Joy Ride
No Hard Feelings
Stir crazy with gene wilder. 🤣
Roman Holiday
The Green Book
Shakespeare in Love
First film above is a classic one in black and white, no matter whether it appeals to your taste.
The Green Book
Shakespeare in Love
First film above is a classic one in black and white, no matter whether it appeals to your taste.
(edited 8 months ago)
The Mall The Merrier .Even though subtitled you dont need it really is a very funny film. Had me laughing and that can be hard sometimes.
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