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95minutes
Release Date 1989
Average rating 8,1 of 10 Stars
Meg Ryan, Bruno Kirby
director Rob Reiner
USA

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Harry & sally: feitos um para o outro free full body. Harry & sally: feitos um para o outro free full version. Ready for the meet-cute? Sally Albright meets Harry Burns when the two of them drive from college at the University of Chicago to New York City to start their new lives. They spend the trip bickering like an old married couple. Their main point of contention? Harry's belief that men and women can't be friends because sex will always get in the way. Sally begs to differ. After eighteen hours in a yellow station wagon, they part ways in Greenwich Village. "Have a nice life! " Five years later, Sally's boyfriend is seeing her off at the airport. They run into Harry, who's on Sally's flight. While traveling, Harry and Sally get to talking?okay, bickering?about Harry's confirmed belief that men and women can't be friends, mainly, before parting ways once again… … until five years later, when they run into each other at a bookstore. Newly divorced, Harry seems a bit sadder, but also a bit nicer. He and Sally get to talking; she just ended her relationship, too. They agree to become friends. And they do. They live the ultimate friendship for a while: they can say anything to each other. They watch TV together over the phone. Harry helps Sally get a Christmas tree. They karaoke together. Basically, they're everyone's dream besties. That is, until they sleep together. Yeah, that doesn't go so well. The morning after, Harry bails, a bit freaked, and Sally's clearly hurt. The two don't talk for weeks, finally reuniting at their friends' wedding, where they get into a knockdown, drag-out, Sally-slaps-Harry fight. Looks like Harry was right?men and women can't be friends, because sex will always get in the way. Best friendship: kaput. Harry calls Sally, oh, a dozen times. He wants to apologize, but she just won't pick up the stinkin' phone. When she finally does, he invites her to be his date on New Year's, but she says no dice: "I'm not your consolation prize. " Cut to New Year's Eve. Harry's alone, and pretending he's not miserable. Sally's out with her friends and not even bothering to pretend she's not miserable. As he meanders through the empty streets of New York, Harry realizes something: he's in love with Sally. He rushes to the party, and just as the clock strikes midnight, the two reunite. Harry gives her the skinny: he loves her, he wants to be with her, and that's that. After a wee bit of protesting, Sally returns his affections and the two kiss?like ya do at the end of a rom com. No more hemming and hawing. These two get their happily ever after. Scene 1 Scene 1 Wait. Where's Billy Crystal? On screen, an old couple tells the story of how they met, presumably to an off-screen interviewer. The man was sitting in a restaurant when a beautiful girl walked in. He turned to his friend and said, "you see that girl? I'm going to marry her. " And he did. Two weeks later. "Fifty years later, and we're still married. " Ain't that nice? Scene 2 Scene 2 It's 1977 at the University of Chicago. A couple?Billy Crystal and his on-screen girlfriend?exchanges I-love-yous and starts making out... rather vigorously. A blonde in a Farrah Fawcett do?that would be Meg Ryan?pulls up in a car and ahems them to attention. The brunette introduces the blonde?Sally?to her boyfriend, Harry. Harry offers to take "the first shift, " but Sally declines and tells him to pop his gear in the trunk. Looks like these two strangers are going on a road trip. After a lovey-dovey goodbye, interrupted by a not-so-accidental honk from Sally, Harry hops in. The two drive through the gates and head out on the road. Scene 3 Scene 3 Sally says she's got it figured out. "It" being their road trip schedule. We're getting the sense she's a bit of a control freak. She's telling Harry about her plan when he starts rummaging around the backseat and pulls out a bunch of grapes. He's not exactly a neat eater, and Sally seems a little disgusted. They've got 18 hours to kill before they hit New York, so Harry wants to hear the story of Sally's life. He finds out that she's headed to New York so she can go to journalism school and become a reporter and have stuff, you know, happen to her. Harry doesn't seem to think this is the best idea. He wonders what it would be like if nothing ever happened to Sally and she dies alone in New York. Um, depressing. That's what it would be like. Harry has a dark side, it seems. Sally claims she does, too, but we can tell that's probably not true. Basically she's a happy person?so sue her. Harry's all, "do you ever think about death? " He does?for hours, days. We're betting Sally doesn't think about death, well, ever. One thing she does think is that all this negativity is going to ruin his life. Scene 4 Scene 4 A few hours later, the pair is arguing about Casablanca. We thought everyone pretty much agreed on the awesomeness of that movie, but Harry and Sally have found a point of contention: they totally disagree on the ending. Sally thinks the ending makes sense?she wouldn't want to be married to some guy who owns a bar in Casablanca, even if that guy happened to be Humphrey Bogart. Harry thinks that makes no sense. Who wants to live in a passionless marriage? Oh, wait. Harry knows why Sally likes the ending: she hasn't had any good sex in her life. Well, that's a big assumption. Sally begs to differ, and accidentally announces that fact to the diner they've just walked into. It's awkward. Harry pushes it. With whom did she allegedly have such great sex? Sheldon, that's who. Harry's skeptical that a guy with a name like Sheldon could have great sex with Sally. (Sorry, Sheldons of the world. The views expressed by Harry to not represent those held by Shmoop. Or Sally, for that matter. ) The two are interrupted by a waitress, who takes their orders. Harry wants a "number 3, " while Sally's order is a bit more… persnickety. She's got all kinds of very specific requests. Harry looks at her like she's got an elephant trunk growing out of her forehead. He wants to know why she broke up with Sheldon. After demurring a bit, Sally tells him it was because "he was very jealous, and I had these days-of-the-week underpants. " It's really only something you can understand if you watch the scene, so here you go. Scene 5 Scene 5 A few minutes later, they've finished their meal, and Sally is splitting the bill. Harry's staring at her. Uh oh. He tells her she's very attractive. At first, Sally's flattered, and then it hits her: he's hitting on her. Or at least that's what she thinks. Harry denies it. "Can't a man say a woman is attractive without it being a come-on? " He tries to take it back, but according to Sally, it's already out there. They've got to let it lie. Harry has never let a thing lie in his life. He invites her to spend the night in the hotel. Sally tells him that they're just going to be friends, but Harry says no dice. See, according to Harry, "men and women can't be friends because the sex part always gets in the way. " Surprise, surprise: Sally disagrees. She's got tons of dude friends. Yeah, who all want to sleep with you, Harry says. Guess we can't be friends then, Sally says. The next day, the two arrive in New York and part ways in Greenwich Village. They shake hands, tell each other to "have a nice life, " and that's about it. End of movie. Wait. That can't be right… Scene 6 Scene 6 We cut away to another adorable old couple. The woman tells us that they fell in love in high school. But they split up because his parents moved away. Star-crossed lovers, much? Ah, but he never forgot her. Thirty-four years later, he saw her on the street in New York City. They looked at each other, and it was "just as if not a single day had gone by. " Swoon. Scene 7 Scene 7 Five years later, and we're at the airport. Sally is making out with a handsome blonde man. Harry hustles by and recognizes… the man. His name's Joe. Sally's relieved he didn't notice her. She gives Joe the skinny on their disastrous road trip. "It was the longest night of my life. " Thinking back, she remembers what he said about the fact that men and women can't be friends. She wants to know if Joe thinks the same. As they part ways, Joe drops the L-bomb and she says it back. Looks like these two are serious. Sally's still swooning from the I-love-you exchange as she sits on the plane. Harry's head pops up over the seat as he's trying to scope her out. He can't quite place her. And then she orders her drink. It's exactly as persnickety as her diner order, and it all comes flooding back. "University of Chicago, " Harry says. He switches places with Sally's seat partner so the two can chat, much to Sally's annoyance. Harry starts to ask about her life. He knows she and Joe have been together about a month, and tells her how he knows: because Joe is still willing to take her to the airport. He wants to know if the two are going to get married. Sally demurs. But he sees an opening and he tells her that he's getting married. Sally seems frankly amazed that he found someone willing to marry him: "It's just so optimistic of you, Harry. " She's happy he's embracing life, but Harry tells her the real reason he's getting hitched: he's tired of the dating life. He's really tired of doing the "white man's overbite. " The plane lands and the two run into each other on a moving walkway as they head out of the airport. Harry invites her to dinner?just as friends, of course. Sally calls him out: didn't he once say that men and women can't be friends? Harry assures her that they can?if they're both involved in relationships. No wait, that won't work either, he realizes. So where does that leave them? Absolutely nowhere, folks. Sally says her goodbyes and hustles down the walkway. Scene 8 Scene 8 Let's meet some more old folks, shall we? The man tells us that they were married forty years ago?for three years. And then they got divorced. Then he married someone else.

Harry & sally: feitos um para o outro free full youtube. Harry & sally: feitos um para o outro free full download. I thought this movie was terrible. I watched it once, many years ago, on cable, but this time, I only lasted up until the scene where they were walking in the park and she evidently was allowing him to become a part of her life. There was no character development in the movie. Who are these two people? What are their dreams, their history? Why are they together? It seems that neither of them have any solid identity. Maybe that is their greatest commonality. I did get the impression that Sally was somewhat enthusiastic about life. What, in the world, did she see in him? I was trying to look at Harry psychologically, but could not come up with any specific pathology, but some warped blend of anhedonia and delusions of grandeur. Crystal sounding like he is reading all his lines does not help things, and this gives the movie a droning tempo. The fact that his character expects his assuming, pompous and otherwise rude nature to earn him friends and lovers is bad enough: When relatively-normal but easily-influenced Sally started actually accepting Harry's depressive confrontationalism, I could see where the movie was heading. I loved Billy Crystal in City Slickers and Meg Ryan was great in Addicted To Love, but When Harry Met Sally reminded me of The Mirror Has Two Faces, in that it inadvertently explores the issue of women "settling for less" in a relationship and allowing themselves to be there-by abused. I am frankly offended by When Harry Met Sally, and can only imagine how the movie would have run if Meg Ryan's character had stood her ground and demanded more: More than Harry, as well as the putz she was with at the airport.

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Harry & Sally: Feitos um para o Outro Free full review. Harry & Sally: Feitos um para o Outro Free full article. "I'll have what she's having. " A 1989 Romantic Comedy directed by Rob Reiner, written by Nora Ephron, and starring Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan. Deadpan Snarker Harry Burns (Crystal) and Wide-Eyed Idealist Sally Albright (Ryan) first meet in 1977, when they share a drive from college in Chicago to New York City. He's seeing her friend Amanda and comes on to her; she turns him down but says they can be friends. He points out that the guy friend will always be attracted to the female friend and want to sleep with her, thus they decide not to be friends. They revisit the question five years later when they happen to find themselves sharing an airline flight, once again resolving that no, they cannot. Five years after that, they re-meet after having been dumped by their other halves, and become friends. They resolve to just be friends... for most of the movie they succeed in this. Their relationship has little sexual tension, and is punctuated by extended conversations where they discuss love, friendship, scatological humor and Casablanca. The Aesop seems to be that people really need friendships - the nonsexual comfort zone Harry and Sally establish with each other is what allows them to move on from their failed relationships. To each other, in case you haven't figured that out yet. In terms of the Romantic Comedy genre, this movie's main contribution was its popularization of Contemplate Our Navels as a form of Character Development and emotional connection ? Harry and Sally are defined almost entirely by their interactions with each other. What external factors do exist they usually discuss with each other directly and personally. Viewers familiar with the modern Rom Com may be caught off-guard, as this movie lacks the High Concept and Hotter and Sexier tropes the genre is famous for. There's almost no sex or even provocative clothing. There's vastly more scenes of people in bed, alone, wearing pyjamas and talking on the phone than getting their sex on. The "R" rating was likely due to the famed restaurant scene and couple of swearwords. In 2011, Billy Crystal and Rob Reiner appeared in a spoof trailer on for When Harry Met Sally 2, where Executive Meddling has turned a continuation of the original film into a shameless cashing in on the then-current vampire craze. I'd like some Trope on the side: '70s Hair: Sally is sporting Farrah hair in college. Ain't Too Proud to Beg: Harry offers to do the "traditional Christmas grovel" in apology. Alliterative Name: Harry's ex, Helen Hillson. However, there's a bit of Values Dissonance here because Harry mentions that she's keeping her maiden name (presumably for business purposes) during his engagement. This is clearly meant as foreshadowing since Helen's not that into Harry and will ditch him at the first opportunity. Twenty-five years later, a woman keeping her own name still isn't that common, but it's not a red flag. Analogy Backfire: Harry articulating why enough time has passed that he can ignore having sex with Sally that one time. Also a hint that he's sliding back into his old, insufferable self. Harry: You know how a year to a person is like seven years to a dog? Sally: [ beat] Is one of us supposed to be a dog in this scenario? Armor-Piercing Slap: Sally cracks her hand on Harry's face at Jess and Marie's wedding. Ooph. Arc Words: "Men and women can never be friends. " Backhanded Apology: A famous one delivered by Harry at the end. Backhanded Compliment: Lampshaded by Sally when Harry compliments her on being less "uptight" than she used to be. Harry: Alright, you're still as tough as nails. Bad Date: Harry and Sally spend a good deal of time talking about these. Mostly played for comedy, but can get dramatic, too. Bad News in a Good Way: Helen, true to her profession, suggests a 'trial separation' from Harry. They can still date each other. ("Like this is supposed to cushion the blow. ") Beard of Sorrow: Harry has had a few weeks' growth by the time of his divorce. Beta Couple: Jess and Marie. Big Applesauce Blind Date: Harry and Sally set one up for each other with their respective best friends. Jess and Marie wind up falling for each other instead. Break-Up/Make-Up Scenario Briar Patching: Harry is the undisputed master. The Cameo: The director's mother Estelle Reiner as the "I'll have what she's having" lady. Catchphrase: "You're right. You're right. I know you're right, " for Marie. Chekhov's Gun: Harry roping Sally into singing a show tune duet. He apparently bought the karaoke machine, because he uses it to serenade Sally in apology later. Chekhov's Lecture: Harry's hypothesis on why men and women can't be platonic. Child Hater: Harry getting into a spat with a kid at the ballfield. Kid: (Big jerk. ) Harry: (Little creep. ) Comically Missing the Point: Sally loudly fakes an orgasm in the middle of a restaurant, and a patron thinks something Sally ate was just that good. Earlier, when Sally tells Alice and Marie that she and Joe have broken up, Marie's response is, "You mean Joe's available? " Damned by Faint Praise: What Jess mistakenly thinks applies when Harry mentions that the girl he wants to set him up with Jess on a blind date (i. e. Sally) has "a good personality". Danger Takes A Back Seat: Played for Laughs on the plane, when Sally fails to escape Harry's recognition. Deadpan Snarker: Harry more than Sally, but she has her moments too. Duck Season, Rabbit Season: Arguments with Harry usually devolve into this. Everyone Can See It: Most notably mentioned in the post-sex phone call scene. Eye Take: During a montage, there is a quick scene of a Chinese restaurant. Sally gesticulates wildly as she's describing her order, and the waiter shares one of these with Harry. Fan Myopia: In-universe. Jimmy Breslin is pretty much the reason why Jess became a writer, but never mind. Fate Drives Us Together: "Someone is staring at you in Personal Growth. " Not just the title couple, but one of the old couples. Couple #4 is an inversion; they were born in the same building, worked in the same office, and never met once (until a fateful elevator ride in another city). Faux Documentary: The interviews with elderly married couples that are sprinkled throughout the movie. The stories were based on real-life couples, but portrayed by actors. Finishing Each Other's Sentences: Couple #3 engage in this. Foreshadowing: Helen opting to keep her surname. (It should be noted that plenty of happily-married women keep their surname, but it's definitely meant to be ominous here. ) Harry's confession that his dates always end with him desperate to put his clothes on and flee out the door. Freak Out! : Harry has a meltdown after bumping into his ex and her new boyfriend at The Sharper Image. Sally seems to be showing more maturity than he ? that is, until she hears about Joe's engagement. The Freelance Shame Squad: "It just so happens that I have had plenty of good sex! " [cricket chirp] Funny Answering Machine: In reverse. Harry fills up Sally's machine with profuse apologies. *beep* "Hi, it's me! It is the holiday season and I thought I'd just remind you that this is the season for charity and forgiveness. And although it's not widely known, it is also the season of groveling. So if you felt like calling me back, I'd be more than happy to do the traditional Christmas grovel. " And in the next scene: Gallows Humor: Harry peruses the obituary section when hunting for apartments. Later, he makes the mistake of cracking wise about Ethiopian food in front of his date. "We order two empty plates, and then we can leave. " Gilligan Cut: "If she wants to call me, she'll call me. I'm through making a schmuck out of myself! " [cut to Harry singing karaoke to Sally over the phone] Girl of the Week: The other people Harry and Sally briefly date (Julian; "Aunt" Emily in particular) Hello, Attorney! : Helen. Hypocritical Humor: Sally can't recall the name of her room-mate in college. A scene later, she shames Harry for forgetting her name, too. Harry: Riiiight, I remember her, Amanda Rice? Sally: Reese. Harry: ?Amanda Reese, that's what I said. (changes subject) Jess and Marie promising not to ditch their respective dates... and then diving head-first into the nearest cab together. Jess and Marie being woken up by a pair of desperate phone calls. I Don't Want to Ruin Our Friendship: Ironically, it proves Harry's point that sex ruins friendships. Not that Harry feels very victorious about it. The Immodest Orgasm: Sally fakes one in the middle of a crowded deli to prove a point to Harry. Some consider this all there is to know about When Harry Met Sally. Incredibly Lame Fun: Battery-operated pith helmet! With fan. Grieving over his ex, Harry finds himself watching reruns of Leave It to Beaver on Telemundo. By his own admission, he's not a well man. "Buenos dias Señor Cleaver. ¿Donde esta Wallace y Theodore? " Inelegant Blubbering: Sally hearing the news of her ex's engagement. Insistent Terminology: The official title of the film is When Harry Met Sally..., including the ellipses. Jewish Complaining: While it is never explicitly stated that Harry is Jewish, he does find ways to complain about the most inane things, like Auld Lang Syne. Joisey: During his doomed date with Marie, Harry reveals his birthplace: Haddonfield. Kavorka Man: Harry must be a walking petri dish of venereal disease by this point. (Sally lampshades) Husband #3 cannot keep track of his past conquests when relating his story. His wife does, though. Lost Love Montage: Harry flashes back to his times with Sally on New Year's Eve. The montage is so powerful, it drives him to sprint across the city to reunite with her. Love Epiphany / Race for Your Love: Harry's running through the streets on New Year's Eve. Loving Details: During Harry's Love Confession at the end, he lists several of Sally's smal

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Harry & sally: feitos um para o outro free full movie hd. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2018 Format: Blu-ray Verified Purchase As everyone knows, who has seen the original movie, there is a very famous scene in the diner where Meg Ryan (Sally) demonstrates how to fake an orgasm. That scene made history and was hilarious. In this version of the movie, they cut that scene. We are very displeased and are returning the movie and will look for an original. Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2018 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase I love this movie, but this digital version of it is disappointing. It is poorly dubbed, so sometimes the dialogue is slightly out of sync with the actors' mouths, and I also believe this may be missing the scene when Harry tells Sally that he always reads the end of the book first, in case he dies before he finishes it. That's kind of integral to his character, so I don't know what happened to that scene in this digital version. Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2018 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase As another reviewer mentioned, this version cuts out the cafe scene where Meg Ryan fakes an orgasm. Super disappointed... now I’m just watching the rest of the movie to see what else was edited out. Seriously? Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2019 Format: Blu-ray Verified Purchase Uncut, with a great collection of extras and good picture quality. I'm no expert on edge enhancement but details look natural. Blu Ray com's review would have mentioned any problems in that area. Amazon really needs to get their act together on reviews here (and not just here; this is a pervasive problem) where reviews for ALL SORTS of releases over the years are conglomerated here *together*, some even showing as verified purchases but again these are for earlier editions of the film, some of which my well have cut scenes etc. for all I know but this 30th anniversary Shout release is just fine. This resumes adds 44 minutes of a new extra, and carried over are several previous extras from earlier releases. Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2015 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase ?????BABY FISH MOUTH!!!! ????? This is another one of those movies that I hated when I was younger but adore now. My wife turned me onto this. I liked it so much when we were dating that we recorded all the older married couples we know talking about how they met and fell in love and played it as a montage at our wedding, just like the clips they use to bookend the scenes in this movie. I just connect with this movie because my wife takes 20 minutes to order a sandwich. And that's the magic of this story, is that Harry and Sally do at least 15 things that everyone can personally relate to. In the end it's just a sweet story about two friends who really love each other on a deep emotional level. It just take them 15 years to realize it. It's well acted. It's a good story. It highlights the differences between men and women perfectly. It's just a great movie to watch with someone you love. And the Pictionary scene makes me laugh so hard my sides hurt every single time. The entire movie it really funny. But it's also sweet. This is considered to be THE romantic comedy for a reason. It's the best one. Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2017 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase One of my favorites. Today's romantic comedies are full of lazy writing and one dimensional roles that are more like caricatures, with the "goofy", lovable, light hearted guy and uptight, unlikable woman. Yawn. These two characters are likable and you see them evolve, as individuals and within the context of their relationship. Wonderfully written and portrayed. I love this movie. Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2016 Format: Prime Video Verified Purchase Love doesn't come in a minute, Sometimes it doesn't come at all I only know that when I'm in it It isn't silly, no, it isn't silly, love isn't silly at all. These words, from Paul McCartney's 'Silly Love Songs', seem to me to be a very accurate description of the theme of 'When Harry Met Sally'. This iconic romantic comedy, written by Nora Ephron, is, for me, one of the most insightful comments on the place of love in the post-60s world. It charts the way that acquaintance can turn into friendship and then into love. Harry (Billy Crystal) encounters Sally (Meg Ryan) on a long car journey during which they both seem to decide that the other is obnoxious in one way or another. Their path to love is funny, totally engaging and ultimately unforgettable. One of the greatest - no THE greatest - characteristic of the cinema is its ability to access our deepest emotions. How many times do we weep cathartically in our normal lives - most of us, not many. Yet there are dozens of films that induce just this kind of reaction. How many times do we laugh so much that we ache - very rarely outside a cinema, but often within. How many times are we so scared that we cannot move - almost never in life, but often in the cinema. And these emotions cannot be accessed in the same way through any other art. And there are laughs and tears galore in 'When Harry Met Sally'. Why? Because we really *care* for these kooky characters, and the love that they find has a kind of purity that our loves struggle to emulate. For some people (and I feel sorry for them) films that induce a warm feeling of pleasure are sentimental and worthless. They should avoid this film as it might undermine their sterile cynicism. But if you trust your emotions and regard them as your greatest asset, 'When Harry Met Sally' will be one of the most worthwhile films of the modern era. Top international reviews 5. 0 out of 5 stars Top Classic of the romantic comedy genre Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 24, 2018 Verified Purchase Iconic in so many ways and will remain a classic of the genre. Many spin offs, imitators and rivals in the genre, some even quite good too ('Sleepless in Seatle') but none really come close. Why? Credible, witty dialogue, meandering intelligently, with lots of good supporting roles, rich in classic moments (the coffee shop fake-orgasm is only the most spectacularly memorable) and some classic one liners ('When you finally realise you want to spend the rest of your life with someone, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible'). The narrative technique of 'intermissions' with various couples explaining all the different ways they each fell in love: I can imagine so many ways that could have gone wrong or been over sentimentalised but it worked well; I found it touching. This one is for the family library. Nothing explicit but it is a 15 for how suggestive and frank it is. Loved every moment, and occasionally need a refill! 3 people found this helpful Sending feedback... Thank you for your feedback. Sorry, we failed to record your vote. Please try again Report abuse 4. 0 out of 5 stars The Bookclub Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 12, 2019 Verified Purchase As everyone knows this movie is one of my favorites and gets 4 out of 5 stars for a single film because of the nod to Bogie's signature film. But what if Larry Ellison produced it, Gary Ross directed and starred in it, the actress who plays Carolyn in A Place To Call Home costars, Debra Zane casts it, and I write it? The bells would ring like my 9 kroner network coming alive. It's Gary as Harry and 'Carolyn' as Sally back in1989 as the only members of a bookclub. There are three acts each ending with them: First paired in separate beds critiqueing Moby Dick with the punchline 'You're telling me that he would rather be whaling then catching a little tale at home? ' Then at Barnes&Noble she overpowers him and lays a big one on him to coup the only copy of 'Marriage for Dummies'. Lastly at a stylish café in Florence they celebrate with coffee and cake as honeymooners just finishing their copies of 'In The Name of the Rose'. Walking arm in arm as friends and spouses they walk off into the sunset. With that much talent it's bound to make money. P. S. I'm issuing a Restraining Order preventing Akiva from within a 50-mile radius of this show. If he defies this order, he will be sentenced to the worst punishment I can imagine: psyche jail. Only Denmark has a place big enough for his ego. I'm not sure what it is but I've seen it! I think he's missed his calling: He should have been a hacker instead. I'm not a guy. They do everything bigger. One person found this helpful Understated brilliance Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 28, 2013 Verified Purchase This in many ways can be seen a a throwback to a time when attention spans were longer than an advert and people enjoyed communication without a keyboard (yes I note the irony here). The development of the two main characters, one initially happlily naive and the other seemingly born cynical, seen through a number of events (some"small" some life changing) is wonderfully brought to life. This is not only through the excellent performances but also through the brilliantly written script, all set against a wonderfully directed "world". This film is a romance even if at times there are periods when it appears that this is not the case - this helps echo real 's not all chocolates and roses but when you finally realise you've met that someone special.... 2 people found this helpful I'll have what she's having. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 3, 2015 Verified Purchase For me this movie is a classic and I probably don't need to sell you on it. I suppose it should be a typical rom-com, except it has Billy Crystal in it which automatically makes it hilarious. You've also got Meg Ryan in her hey-day as her usual cute, girl next door type character. It is perfect example of a feel-good movie that can be watched over and over, and is endlessly quotable,
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