Joanne’s Season 3 Trailer Faces Backlash — But Fans See Signs She’s Finally Won Over Noah’s Mother
A trailer for Nobody Wants This Season 3 reveals a rebbetzin's gown, a mother's approval, and a holiday season fraught with domestic disharmony.
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Tag: romantic comedy
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The Love Hypothesis’ on Prime Video Turns Fan Fiction Into A Cheesy, Charming Romantic Comedy
A PhD student's fake dating scheme for a grant turns into real love in this rom-com adaptation.
Movie Reviews7.5/10
‘Trainwreck’: Amy Schumer Sleeps With Everyone and Learns to Love Anyway
A comedy wherein a woman of many lovers must choose between her wandering ways and a single heart.
Movie Reviews2.6/10
‘Confessions of a Shopaholic’: Fisher’s Energy Can’t Save a Thin, Repetitive Script
A tale of a spendthrift lady whose pen name becomes more famed than her purse can bear.
TV Reviews8.3/10
Kiss Him, Not Me Review: A Fujoshi’s Weight Loss Becomes the Whole Plot
A high school girl's sudden weight loss transforms her into a beautiful girl pursued by four boys, in this romantic comedy about desire and identity.
Movie Reviews6.2/10
Set It Up Review: Netflix Rom-Com Sets Up a Premise Better Than Its Ending
A tale of two assistants, each to a boss of wealth and power, who contrive a scheme wherein their masters shall meet and fall into love.
Movie Reviews6.7/10
‘Long Shot’: Theron and Rogen’s Chemistry Carries a Thin Political Comedy
A journalist and his former babysitter fall in love while she runs for president, in this romantic comedy about power, truth, and connection.
Movie Reviews3.9/10
Reynolds and Bateman Swap Bodies in The Change-Up — and the Gag Runs Out Before the Jokes
Two men swap bodies and lives, but the comedy never escapes its own narrow habits.
Movie Reviews5/10
‘Letters to Juliet’: A Sweet Search for Love, Slightly Underwhelming
A woman's letter to Juliet sparks a journey of love, memory, and searching for a man named Lorenzo.
Movie Reviews6.2/10
Bridget Jones Falls for Daniel Again in The Edge of Reason, and the Sequel Never Quite Resolves It
Bridget Jones's sequel works best when it lets Bridget be Bridget—but the Thailand trip and Rebecca rivalry leave her hurt and unresolved.
Movie Reviews5.9/10
Bridget Jones’s Baby Review: Bridget Can’t Choose Between Mark and Jack, and Neither Can the Film
Bridget Jones's Baby review: Zellweger returns as a pregnant woman torn between two men in a lazy, repetitive comedy.
TV Reviews8.3/10
Touch Your Heart Review: Yoo In-na and Lee Dong-wook Carry a Solid Romantic Comedy
A disgraced actress works as a lawyer's secretary to make a comeback, sparking romance. A modern review of Touch Your Heart.