It’s Valentine’s Day, which means ‘tis the season of romantic comedies.
For folks who cant stand all the sappy love games, suck it up.
Look no further than 14 romantic comedies that anyone can enjoy.
Theyd also probably find it lovely!
Of course, it does this with a tongue firmly planted in its cheek.
As is Billy Bob Thortons pseudo-George W. Bush impression.
Sure, but perhaps not when they reach the point where theyre faking orgasms together in a Jewish Delicatessen.
We all would like to have a little bit of what shes having.
Sumptuously decadent and wistfully open-hearted, they simply dont make em like this anymore.
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Silver Linings Playbook (2012)
But sometimes they do.
Thus,Silver Linings Playbookis something of a small miracle in all its dysfunctional glory.
As affecting as it is inappropriately hysterical, this one came from the heart for writer-director David O. Russell.
This one left them all behind.
Jason Segal wrote himself into the perfect role as the down-on-his-luck boyfriend whos ditched for an aging rock star.
The film really has it all.
Jonah Hill makes a hilarious appearance.
Theres a Dracula-based opera.
And oh, did we forget to mention that Kristen BellandMila Kunis share screen time?
We rest our case.
Regardless of what day in February it is,Groundhog Dayis an ideal romantic comedy to watch.
The film transcended an easily forgettable holiday and found something romantic in being caught in between the seasons.
Residual checks for the films cast and crew will flow in until the end of time.
So whats all the fuss about?
Largeman heads back to theGarden Stateto feel something, as his life has been one over-medicated haze.
And then theres that soundtrack!
Is it possible that Crowe never topped this one?
