Romance
Legally Blonde – Film Review
Even though it adheres to the tried-and-true structure of the genre, Legally Blonde is an amazingly funny, endearing, and uplifting romantic comedy.
Maybe I Do – Film Review
Although Maybe I Do has a few adorable moments along the way, it’s a largely uninspired and formulaic romantic comedy.
Somebody I Used To Know – Film Review
Although Somebody I Used To Know isn’t very innovative, its great stars Alison Brie and Jay Ellis, and some compelling emotional beats, make it worthwhile.
Your Place or Mine – Film Review
Ashton Kutcher and Reese Witherspoon have dreadful, forced chemistry in Your Place or Mine, which lacks any kind of charm or magic.
At Midnight – Film Review
At Midnight is a laughably predictable rom-com that constantly fails to be fresh and funny, despite featuring charismatic leads in Diego Boneta and Monica Barbaro.
Shotgun Wedding – Film Review
Shotgun Wedding is a maddeningly annoying romantic action comedy from Jason Moore, where not even its lead stars Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel look like they’re enjoying themselves.
You People – Film Review
Although its impressive cast is a delight to watch, You People is a massively unfunny, overly long mess that doesn’t get its message across as effectively as it could have.
Friends with Benefits – Film Review
Although it’s full of clichés, Friends with Benefits is a surprisingly enjoyable romantic comedy thanks to some great jokes, likeable leads, and the film’s overall brimming sense of joy.
Before Midnight – Film Review
Emotionally moving, heart-wrenching, and uplifting all at once, Before Midnight is a dazzling finish to Richard Linklater’s trilogy of romantic dramas.
Before Sunset – Film Review
Before Sunset is a mesmerizing follow-up to its predecessor, complete with incredible dialogue, superb direction from Richard Linklater, and featuring understated performances from Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy.