Love actually
Pride and Prejudice
Bride and Prejudice
Sense and Sensibility (Gotta love Jane Austin)
Annie Hall
Bridget Jone's diary/ and edge of reason
Amelie
Lovers on the Bridge
Four weddings and a funeral
Broadway Star Joined: 12/1/05
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/12/05
I dunno if these count, but they're certainly Chickflicks:
Dirty Dancing
Pretty In Pink
Definately:
Legally Blonde
There's Something About Mary
Oh gah I forgot so many:
Edited list:
Love Actually
Bridget Jones's Diary
Kate & Leopold
About a Boy
Wimbledon
As Good as it Gets
When Harry Met Sally
lost and found
also does edward scissorhands count?
Leading Actor Joined: 8/1/04
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/5/04
The Philadelphia Story
His Girl Friday
Bringing Up Baby
Ball of Fire
It Happened One Night
Sullivan's Travels
The Lady Eve
The Palm Beach Story
Eternal Sunshine
City Lights
Groundhog Day
My Man Godfrey
Love Actually
The Wedding Planner
Broadway Star Joined: 1/28/06
Wow! I feel so cultured - several of my favorites are on MargoChanning's list. The Philadelphia Story, His Girl Friday, Bringing Up Baby (how can you not love that one?), It Happened One Night (Clark Gable!), My Man Godfrey...
Well, my mom's an old-film fanatic, especially if said films involve Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant, so I've seen quite a few!
Broadway Star Joined: 5/17/05
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/3/05
Oh this is SO my thread.
My all-time favorite romantic comedy:
Return to Me
Also:
Love Actually
Serendipity
You've got Mail
The Object of My Affection (kind of)
Sweet November
etc.
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/2/05
These are my favorite kinds of movies.
If I could only pick one to watch over and over (which I actually do anyway,) it would be Mr. Lee's and Ms. Thompson's SENSE AND SENSIBILITY - it gets me every time.
Followed very closely by LOVE, ACTUALLY.
Given the community here, I'm surprised no one mentioned TRICK, which I also like a lot.
When Harry Met Sally
French Kiss
The Matchmaker
Bridget Jones's Diary
Amelie
How could I have forgotten The Philadelphia Story?! I also adore the Audrey Hepburn movies, but I couldn't decide whether some would be classified as romantic comedies.
Anyway, I really think that When Harry Met Sally is just about the high pinnacle of this genre in the last twenty years. It's romantic without being ridiculously gooey (or maybe it is, but has enough wit and humor to compensate, in my mind). I seem to never get tired of it.
Love Actually
How to lose a guy in 10 days
The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy
Videos