Posts under Tag: Romantic Movies
Charade (2.67)
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CONSENSUS: “Not much to see here folks. Sure, it has Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant, but that is about it. The rest is pretty average. It has a Hitchcock vibe to it, but without actually having Hitchcock Charade falls pretty flat.”

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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (4.67)
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After learning that his mercurial ex-girlfriend, Clementine Kruczynski (Kate Winslet), has undergone an experimental medical process to purge all memories of him, mild-mannered Joel Barish (Jim Carrey) opts for the same procedure. But during the operation, he decides he doesn’t want to lose what’s left of their relationship and tries to conceal her image in his memory cells. This quirky romantic comedy won an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay

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The Boxer (3.5)
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CONSENSUS: “Our prevailing opinion about this movie is that it is pretty darn solid. It features a great cast led by Daniel Day-Lewis and is fairly compelling. Yet, this movie does struggle with its focus and it isn’t much of a boxing movie.”

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Happy Accidents (3.5)
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CONSENSUS: “Marisa Tomei is great in this fresh romantic comedy that involves a dash of time travel. Happy Accidents is a pleasant surprise. It is fun and will suck you in with its creative and comical storytelling.”

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I’m a Cyborg, But That’s OK (2.75)
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CONSENSUS: “It is hard to track the movie’s narrative, made even more difficult because it is subtitled, but if you are willing to put up with a little incoherence, I’m a Cyborg can be as fun as the title suggests.”

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Lucky (2.5)
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CONSENSUS: “Fun enough for some and not enough for others, Lucky is surely a middling comedy. At best, it is passable entertainment with an original concept; at worst, it is neither romantic enough nor comedic enough to be remembered.” INSTAFLICKA INDEX 2.50   When an aspiring serial killer strikes it rich in the state lottery, he uses the cash to

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Grumpy Old Men (4.5)
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CONSENSUS: “Grumpy Old Men is as good as comedies come. Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau are perfect comedy partners in this flick that hasn’t lost any of its edge, nearly 20 years after its theatrical release. No matter how many times you come back to this movie, it will always be a treat.” INSTAFLICKA INDEX 4.50   For decades, next-door

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Doctor Zhivago (4.17)
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CONSENSUS: “Doctor Zhivago is a beautiful epic. Don’t worry about the lengthy run-time because each frame of the film is rich and compelling. It is marvelous in every way and is a must watch.”

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69 Romance Movies on Netflix Instant for Valentine’s Day
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Need some help figuring out what movie you are going to watch on Valentine’s Day? This post is for you. Below are 69 romance movies, covering a wide variety of styles, that are streaming on Netflix Instant Watch. Enjoy. BEST REVIEWED ROMANCE MOVIES ON NETFLIX INSTANT A Room with a View E.M. Forster’s turn-of-the-century novel about Edwardian manners is expertly

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Chasing Amy (2.83)
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CONSENSUS: “Perhaps the least of Kevin Smith’s movies, Chasing Amy has some signature moments, but overall it is undone by poor editing, poor acting and poor melodrama.” INSTAFLICKA INDEX 2.83   After comic book artist Holden (Ben Affleck) falls in love with the perfect woman, Alyssa (Joey Lauren Adams), he discovers she is a lesbian in this comedy from writer-director

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Revenge (1.83)
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Tony Scott, director of Top Gun, delivers another tale of a fighter pilot and a dangerous romance here. Kevin Costner plays a former ace attracted to the sultry wife (Madeline Stowe) of his powerful Mexican host (whose name, Tiburon, means shark in Spanish). Anthony Quinn plays Tiburon, and Miguel Ferrer and Sally Kirkland are along for the ride in this sweaty saga

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Dirty Dancing (3.5)
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Expecting the usual tedium that accompanies a summer in the Catskills with her family, 17-year-old Frances “Baby” Houseman (Jennifer Grey) is surprised to find herself stepping into the shoes of a professional hoofer — and unexpectedly falling in love. The object of her affection? The resort’s free-spirited dance instructor (Patrick Swayze). This guilty pleasure became a classic and won an

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